Your attention please: When cleansing your liver and gall bladder there are a number of other cleanses (enemas) or colon cleansing treatments you should also consider in order to drain all removed stones from the colon.
It is really not recommended to complete any liver cleanse without a combination enema set.
If you want to combine the liver cleanse with a detoxification cure your best option is to schedule out a week of your time and to complete a liver cleanse/gall bladder cleanse as an additional treatment.
This will prevent you from trying out several treatments and products separately that may or may not have the same effect and this combination is usually cheaper.
By unblocking the liver/gall ducts and the gall bladder the 60 to 100 trillion body cells will regain the ability to breath in oxygen again, receive nutrients in sufficient quantities, eliminate their metabolism waste products and maintain perfect communication with the nervous system, the endocrine system and every other part of the body.
The majority of gall stones in the liver and gall bladder consists of the same harmless components as those in liquid gall, cholesterol being the main ingredient.
This renders most stones invisible for x-ray and echoscopic technology.
The situation is completely different once we take a look at the gall bladder, where some of the gall stones, approximately 20% of all stones, consist entirely of minerals, primarily calcium salts and gall pigments.
Modern diagnostic methods can find these hardened, relatively large stones, but they tend to overlook the softer, calcified stones in the liver.
Only when there is an excessive number of cholesterol based gall stones (95% cholesterol) blocking the gall ducts of the liver will the echoscopy reveal what is known as a fatty liver.
In these cases the echoscopic images will show that a liver that is almost entirely white (instead of black).
A fat liver can accumulate up to 20,000 gall stones before it succumbs to suffocation and stops functioning altogether.