EGG FLUSH vs. Dr. Clark Recipe Flush 
archus
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Hello all,
So I did a Liver Flush with egg yolks. I took two egg yolks, two tablespoons of Sunflower seed oil mixed into juice of two lemons and one lime.
I had no reactions or noticeable benefits. I drank the concoction at 7:30 am on Saturday, in the evening I had a BM with green stones. This is the proof that the green color of stones is not due to the olive oil in Dr. Clark recipe. Because with egg flush I used Sunflower seed oil.
I have done many flushes with Dr. Clark protocol. I must say it yields more stones than the egg flush.
I do recommend doing Colon Cleanse with Epsom Salt before and after the flush, regardless which flush protocol you use. I did not do use ES this time so I can compare, next time I will use ES with egg flush.
Archus
- Re: EGG FLUSH vs. Dr. Clark Recipe F... want-to-heal
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This is a reply to # 2,320,780"I have done many flushes with Dr. Clark protocol. I must say it yields more stones than the egg flush."
->I guess that's because this flush contains about 35-40 ml of fats whereas the Hulda Clark flush contains 120 ml of fats.
I read about this somewhere and the guy who wrote it said that you can do the egg flush everyday. I am thinking about trying it since its a softer approach as compared to the Hulda Clark 's one. But I am afraid about getting salmonella or something like that since the recipe requires raw egg yolks. Can we use boiled egg yolks for this flush?
- Re: EGG FLUSH vs. Dr. Clark Recipe F... archus
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This is a reply to # 2,321,601I guess you can try to heat up the yolks just a bit.
Try it and let us know.
- Re: EGG FLUSH vs. Dr. Clark Recipe F... archus
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- Re: EGG FLUSH vs. Dr. Clark Recipe F... want-to-heal
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