Gallbladder Flush: Malic acid capsules instead of drinking Apple juice?

[integral]

3 options: 

• Drink 1 litter of apple juice a day
• Drink 1 litter of water with 4 - 8 grams of malic acid powder mixed in
• Take malic acid capsules to avoid destroying your teeth

Is taking malic acid capsules the same as drinking it? 

Edited January 10, 2023 by integral

[Leo Gura]

I've done both.

Yes, malic acid is the right choice. Drinking that much apple juice is absurd. Needless calories.

Drinking malic acid is really hard because it's sour as fuck. Disgustingly sour!

Take it in capsules.

Edited January 12, 2023 by Leo Gura

[Tyler Robinson]

Six ounces of freshly-squeezed grapefruit juice combined with the extra virgin olive oil helps to aid the flush.

[mmKay]

@integral what does a gallbladder even do? What do you flush it for? ?

[Michael569]

25 minutes ago, mmKay said:

what does a gallbladder even do?

bile reservoir. Bile drops in directly from the liver and helps you digest fats better by breaking them into tiny fat particles. You can live without it but having it makes digestion more seamless. 

25 minutes ago, mmKay said:

What do you flush it for? ?

good question  I'm doubtful of the usefulness but then there is much we don't yet know 

Edited January 12, 2023 by Michael569

[Tyler Robinson]

Just now, Michael569 said:

bile reservoir that drops in directly from the liver and helps you digets fats better by breaking them into tony micelles. 

good question  I'm doubtful of the usefulness but then there is much we don't yet know 

You flush it so you don't get gall bladder stones. 

 

[Michael569]

2 minutes ago, Tyler Robinson said:

You flush it so you don't get gall bladder stones. 

If that was so, most people would live with gall stones which they clearly don't. 

Do you think that somehow all that juices and oil is physically "flushing" the gall bladder? Like when you wash the pot after lunch? That's just a severe misunderstanding of the human anatomy. 

Liquid digestion does not pass through gall bladder upon the way out 

 

Edited January 12, 2023 by Michael569

[Tyler Robinson]

1 minute ago, Michael569 said:

If that was so, most people would live with gall stones which they clearly don't. 

Do you think that somehow all that juices and oil is physically "flushing" the gall bladder? Like when you wash the pot after lunch? That's just a severe misunderstanding of the human anatomy. 

Liquid digestion does not pass through gall bladder upon the way out 

 

It's a preventive measure. 

[Michael569]

@Tyler Robinson I mean, sure. Eating more fruits and using virgin olive oil is probably reducing your risk of things like liver disease (through a gazillion mechanisms other than flushing your gall bladder)

But I don't know if I would attribute all of this specifically to somehow flushing your organs. The only thing that experience flushing is stomach when you drink a lot of water at once. 

But hey, if it puts your mind at ease and if it stimulates you to eat better, then go flush as if your life depended on it

[Tyler Robinson]

1 minute ago, Michael569 said:

@Tyler Robinson I mean, sure. Eating more fruits and using virgin olive oil is probably reducing your risk of things like liver disease (through a gazillion mechanisms other than flushing your gall bladder)

But I don't know if I would attribute all of this specifically to somehow flushing your organs. The only thing that experience flushing is stomach when you drink a lot of water at once. 

But hey, if it puts your mind at ease and if it stimulates you to eat better, then go flush as if your life depended on it

Yea sure your life depends on the gall bladder. 

[integral]

3 hours ago, Leo Gura said:

Take it in capsules.

@Michael569 My only concern is if the capsules effect the gallbladder differently. In my experience drinking things hits the liver right away while capsules can delay this. So is it the same thing? 

[Leo Gura]

It's not just a gallbladder flush, it's a liver flush, which seems like a really good thing.

You flush parts in your car every few years, so why not your organs?

I have flushed some nasty things out of my liver. Seems like a very good thing to do for your health although I have no hard scientific proof.

Edited January 15, 2023 by Leo Gura

[Leo Gura]

On 1/12/2023 at 5:46 AM, integral said:

@Michael569 My only concern is if the capsules effect the gallbladder differently. In my experience drinking things hits the liver right away while capsules can delay this. So is it the same thing? 

I have not noticed much difference.

You technically don't even need the acid. The flush will even work without it. It's a bonus step to help smooth things along.

Edited January 15, 2023 by Leo Gura

[ZenSwift]

How many days do you do the protocol? 

[Leo Gura]

Read the protocol.

[Aiwass]

On 1/12/2023 at 5:12 AM, Leo Gura said:

I've done both.

Yes, malic acid is the right choice. Drinking that much apple juice is absurd. Needless calories.

Drinking malic acid is really hard because it's sour as fuck. Disgustingly sour!

Take it in capsules.

How do you find so many protocols?

[Cobblestone Prince]

I did like 5 liver gall bladder flushes without much of a detox reaction. Then years later I did the same flush on day 6 of a 10 day water fast and got sick for 2 days.

If you really want to cleanse and do it deep, do it in the middle of a water fast. Fasting is everything; it's the key to longevity

Edited January 16, 2023 by Cobblestone Prince
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[Leo Gura]

48 minutes ago, Aiwass said:

How do you find so many protocols?

Many? Who said I have many?

[Something Funny]

3 hours ago, Leo Gura said:

Many? Who said I have many?

[vladorion]

I've always felt better after doing the liver/gallbladder flush. So it does help to flush out some gunk. Of course most doctors will tell you it's not scientific or downright dangerous cuz they can't accept that you can be a better doctor for yourself than them with their doctor's degree.

The important part is to do a thorough enema the day after. Otherwise the toxins that came out of the liver can start getting reabsorbed through the intestinal tract, which can make you feel worse.