About gall stones

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• 1 daniel_1800 // Nov 26, 2004 at 7:24 pm

  kamepo@… writes:
  Hi Karen
  I think you’ve already gotten some responses to your question, but I wanted
  to ask you something. What do you actually mean by hunger? Do you mean
  there’s a lack of desire to eat, or is it something else that you think
  you’re missing?
  I know that someone posted some good advice for you about setting menus and
  scheduling eating and I wanted to say that I think that was very good advice.
  I would like to know, though, just so I understand what you’re experiencing,
  what it is that you think you’re missing in terms of “hunger”. Thanks.
  in health,
  rachel~

• 2 daniel_1800 // Dec 15, 2004 at 8:57 pm

  In a message dated 2/25/02 8:03:32 PM Eastern Standard Time,
  kamepo@… writes:
  Karen
  If you felt better after doing the flush, then I would say go with that
  thought and do another one and see if things improve again. I can’t say
  that I’ve experienced JUST what you’ve described, but I can relate to some of
  it. I can tell you that the more I get into cleansing, the better my eating
  seems to be getting. I definitely think there is a connection. I have
  some theories about that and I’ll write about them when I can get my thoughts
  together.
  In the meantime, yes, I’d encourage you to do the cleanse every two weeks or
  so. The liver affects SO many different aspects of our health, so sure,
  there’s a possibility that cleansing the liver/gallbladder could have a
  positive effect on this area as well.
  I’m no medical professional - just another soul out here who has had
  
  struggles with eating in different ways in the past - and sharing my thoughts
  with you. I wish you well and I do hope that you’ll keep us posted. in health,
  Rachel~

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