Ärztin verrät: Leberreinigung - Nur so klappt's! (unbekannt)

Liver cleansing, liver care, you can find that in the old medical traditions. So that has always played an important role. Here we see that there are also very strong possibilities to stimulate self-healing processes in the body. The cholesterol level definitely improves through a liver cleanse. What we also often see is that blood pressure values ​​go down. That is very clear. Now we have already talked a lot about liver cleansing. And that is a great myth, I would say. In school medicine, this is considered very, very critical anyway. And that is usually labeled as a fairy tale, I would say carefully. But even in the field of natural research, there are very different opinions on liver cleansing. One of them is that it is one of the most important and also easiest and cheapest healing procedures in general. Up to the point where you have to weigh individually whether it makes sense or not. Up to the point where you say no, it's all more placebo-based. And what comes out of it is just what you take in. And the effect is not necessarily because something happens to the liver, but rather because you have changed your diet a few days in advance and have a little fasting time and maybe take in a few bitter things. That's why people feel better on their own. You read or hear such opinions. Yes, there are already some myths in the things you just mentioned. Maybe you could say a little something about how you assess that. Yes, I think maybe the most important hint is that you just have to look at where these healing tools come from in medicine. We have already mentioned it before. Liver cleansing, liver care, you can find that in the old medical traditions. So that has always played an important role. And if we look at it in medicine, in the history of medicine, then at some point we see a change from humoral pathology to cellular pathology. So in cellular pathology, that's what we're dealing with in medical school today. That's where all the pharmaceuticals came from, the many drugs that are used today. That means you recognize symptoms and treat these symptoms, typically simply with medication. Before that, school medicine was different. It was also school medicine at the time. It was also taught at universities at the time. That was common practice, that was modern medicine at the time. It's called humoral pathology. That means it's about the sap of the body. And there you can see, for example, that the traditional Asian medical forms don't really differ that much from traditional European medicine. That's where this term comes into play. You sometimes hear it, traditional European medicine, but you can't quite grasp it, because this term is relatively new. You could say it's more like the humoral pathology, the humoral medicine of the past. And that's where we find these healing tools, like healing fasting, which was very big, very strong 100, 150 years ago in Europe and also in America. And that's where this tool of liver cleansing can be found, in this area. That means here we see where it belongs and that there are also very, very strong possibilities to stimulate self-healing processes in the body. And the term epigenetics is now, thank God, very popular again. But that's exactly the area that's no longer just about cellular pathology when it comes to disease processes, but it's about the environment, the body environment in which each individual cell finds itself. Because the cell nourishes itself from the environment around the cell and also works better the better this environment is. And that's exactly where liver cleansing comes in. And maybe to the other myths, you've counted some of them, the most common ones, it's possible. I've been a school nurse, of course, for over 30 years in practice. And of course I measure the patients, that is, I look at the laboratory values. And it's just very clear that the values are getting better after a well-conducted liver cleanse. For example, the cholesterol level is a very common indicator, we haven't even mentioned it before, as a sign that something is wrong with the liver. Why? Because the liver builds up about 90-95% of the cholesterol that we use in the body and also builds it up. That is, it is the conversion station for our cholesterol balance. And I often see that this is the stronger indication than the actual laboratory values. Marvin has said before that the classic liver values remain inconspicuous for a long time. But the cholesterol level is often noticeable and it definitely improves through a liver cleanse. What we also often see is that blood pressure values go down. This is very clear after liver cleanses, that here, through the relief, through the relaxation, also through the hormone pre-stages for the blood pressure-regulating hormones, which also run through the liver, that there is a relaxation here. So that's also a very clear indication. And the third thing I would like to mention is that the inflammation values are also getting better. Whether it's the blood oxygenation rate or this CRB, the C-reactive protein, which is the classic inflammation marker, which is very often high in people with chronic inflammation, with pain symptoms, this also forms with the liver. The hormones come into play. So that can be measured very well, if you understand that the liver mixes everywhere and that you have to look at these things too. We call it the silent sign of the liver. Because it is so often involved in so many areas, you don't recognize it so typically at one value, that you say, yes, then I do this and then it's better. It plays into everything. And if you know where to look, you can find the connections very clearly. And that can now also be measured. It is also to be expected that I will do a lot more. I always think of healing fasting, for example, which was also given in the same drawer for a long time, in medical school. But from medical research, suddenly all this knowledge and autophagy and the activation of the cells was suddenly there. Suddenly it was totally modern to fast. Everyone tries intermittent fasting. It's totally hyped up now and back in everyone's mouth. And it is also to be expected that the medicine just follows suit here. And can explain things in a new way, which the doctors already knew or observed 100, 150, 200 years ago. Empiricism is also a science. It is also evidence. But now everything goes in the direction of how Lulit said, you want to measure everything, you want to be able to represent everything in black and white. And maybe we still need a decade or two before the liver cleansing gets its final justification. What is also very, very exciting or a mystery in itself within the liver cleansing is how it works. We are now talking about liver cleansing based on Moritz, Clark and so on, where this shock reaction is caused, so to speak. But what exactly happens there? Maybe you can tell us a little more about that. Exactly. So in principle, this is also what you find in this process. For example, even in traditional Siberian medicine, that is over a thousand years ago, that this was already written down, fixed and carried out. That means, we call it provocation. It's about this process that you... Or maybe we have to start a little further ahead. What actually happens? That is, you have in the liver, which is sitting here, by the way, in this area, a large organ, about 1.3 kilograms. So it's really a huge truce. And it's permeated by blood vessels, but also by gallbladders. And that's a very, very fine tissue. Can you imagine a very fine sponge that is very, very bloody? And there are the gallbladders inside. In different sizes, it can only be as thin as a hair, for example. So that you can imagine this fineness a little bit. And if, for example, the composition of the gallbladder fluid changes over time, because the processes in the body simply no longer run optimally, then it can lead to a thickening, to other concentrations. And then substances simply begin to deposit in these gallbladders, which leads to narrowing of the vessels. That means digestive juices can no longer be made available well. The liver is burdened, it can no longer perform its functions as it might have done before. With liver cleaning, the goal is simply to clean this filter again. Just like every other filter is clogged at some point. Just think of the filter you have in the car, the oil filter, for example, or a filter in the coffee machine that filters the lime out of the water. It's similar with the liver. At some point the filter is laid down, then it needs to be cleaned. And the background of liver cleaning is that you prepare the body for it. That means you make sure that the liver relaxes, that the gallbladders widen, that the muscles become a little looser here, that all the contractions loosen up a little bit. And if you then do a provocation, and that is simply through the intake of, we call it a liver cocktail, which also contains a larger amount of oil, through this relief before liver cleaning, that is, you also remove the oil very strictly beforehand, so that the liver can go down from the activity. And then you suddenly add a larger amount of oil with the liver cocktail and the liver experiences this provocation. You could almost say it's like a stress operation. Suddenly I have to digest a lot of oil. And at that moment it is also required to produce a lot of gallbladder fluid and to shake it out. And through the preparation, it works in such a way that these gallbladder channels are flooded, are washed free, and the deposits end up in the intestine, as we described earlier, and they can then be excreted. That means the liver becomes freer again, becomes younger again, you could say. What do these excretions that come out of there consist of? Has that been examined? Exactly. These excretions come very well. Fortunately, everything can be measured in the meantime. There are these myths and opinions, but of course it has long been analyzed what is excreted in the context of a well-carried out liver cleaning. And we also know exactly where it actually comes from due to the composition. Some say, yes, it all comes, just as you also mentioned it, that is okay, I take oil with me and that is then the soaked oil that is flushed out again. And others say, okay, no, it all comes from the liver and then the gallbladder is cleaned and that's all this. Basically, both are correct. So it comes, we know that, it has already been clearly analyzed, analyzed many times. It comes to both. On the one hand, due to the large amount of oil, it is very likely that soaked oil residues are simply flushed out through the intestine. And that is often also, depending on which oil is used, you can also see that in the color. On the other hand, we know from the chemical analysis that a lot, or depending on the liver cleaning, a lot is flushed out of the liver quite safely. And these are all these thickened deposits that have caught in this sponge, as Mamon said, in these channels. And by intensive rinsing, it is then all transported in the direction of the intestine, via the gallbladder, via the large gallbladder, into the 12-finger intestine. And in the analysis you can also see, for example, the cholesterol content. Most gallstones that you have, or gallbladder content, are mostly cholesterol-based. You can analyze all of this very precisely. So it's both true, but basically it's not about what comes out of it now, but it's about how much toxins are flushed out here. And they are more in the finer area. I don't see that with the naked eye. It is perhaps also very important to say that the effect that appears in the next weeks, days, weeks, and often even months, shows very well how much toxins that cannot be seen with the naked eye are also flushed out. And one thing might also be said, because many think, even enthusiastic liver cleaners, that the madness that came out of me here, that such large balls came out, that I had cold stones, that everything was in my liver. No, it wasn't. So the gallbladder is not at all so thick and large that it could let huge stones through. Then you would have a colic, and that's a completely different story. That is, a lot of these concrements were already in the intestine, either, and were flushed out by intensive cleaning, because we do the intestinal cleaning in advance and force it very hard, or through the intestinal passage, because we still have several meters of intestine from the time when the liver is released into the twelve-finger intestine, until it is really excreted. Then it also rolls together through the movement and clumps together, and that's how these big clumps are formed. But it is not the case that these huge parts, which are often really seen, that they are originally flushed out directly from the liver. And could it be that smaller ones of these clumps come directly from the liver? Because some, like, for example, Oritz, I think he also writes that, for example, through the magnesium sulfate, which he recommends, that the intestinal passages expand a little, and that this may not cause these very thick clumps, but maybe some excretion can already come out. Exactly, that's part of a good liver cleaning, the magnesium component, which is then the preparation that the intestinal passages expand nicely, also the large intestinal passage, the smaller part, of course, also soft parts, of course, are flushed out by this pressure, by this cleaning, by this massive excretion. So that's very good, and as I said, it also rolls together through the intestinal passage, and then it gets much bigger. Clearly, yes, so a lot of gallic, thicker, more liquid, flows through the liver in the course of this liver cleaning, which takes a few hours, flows down really strongly, and then the sponge becomes clean again. I think, Loli, it's important to make the picture again, so that you understand that what is excreted from the liver, Loli also said that at the very top of the duodenum, the twelve-fingered intestine, that's where the path begins, and it goes seven meters through the intestine until it's actually out there, and you can also look at it if you want to, until then this excretion changes, that is, it may start as a small gray particle that was excreted from the liver, and until the end, even with the additional dilution, a larger part of it is simply excreted. But the origin definitely comes from the liver. And as Loli already said, I could well imagine that toxins come out that you don't see at all, or that may be liquid, bound in some kind of liquid, and it's very, very difficult to catch that. You would have to catch all excretions and then look, okay, examine everything carefully. But you could also imagine, or maybe you already have some information that there are also things in there like heavy metals, or all environmental toxins that are stored in the liver because they no longer follow. So the liver is, normally the toxins are not stored in the liver, but if it is overloaded with them, then it may well be that the toxins are stored in the liver, and it may also be that these toxins are excreted during liver cleansing. Exactly, that is definitely very likely. So if the liver is already overloaded with toxic metals, and it is, it will, I have the impression, more every year. So when we do heavy metal analysis with our patients, it increases very strongly. And of course, something stays in the liver, and that's exactly what I meant. What you don't see with the naked eye, what you only see through the analysis, in retrospect, you know, okay, after liver cleansing it just got better. If you then compare the findings, you will see it clinically. So even if we now, what has come out, because it is very time-consuming to really pick it all up now, so even if you don't do that, you have a laboratory finding before and one after. His findings have improved and we can clearly see that when we compare this here, the before and after. Yes, and especially his findings. So the findings are still small, but if he simply feels much better, then it works out. The only key factor for the success of a liver cleansing is the improvement of the feeling of those who have gone through it. So even if you like to compare, we also notice it with our participants, how much comes out, how big are the parts of the herb that are excreted. Of course, it fascinates everyone who starts with it. At some point you get used to it and maybe you don't even look at it anymore. But then we always have to intervene in a corrective way and say, okay, now everything is interesting, but in reality it's about how you feel after liver cleansing and what changes are occurring when you observe 700 herbs, but a total transformation afterwards. And that is also the indicator that much more is excreted than we can perceive with the naked eye and especially after a long time. It is not the case that you take a short impulse and a day later everything is over. If you do it right, that's why we also developed the Wunderleich method around it, then you can give this impulse much more momentum, and you get a long time out of it. What do you say when nothing visible comes out? I can tell you about myself. At the beginning of every month I did a liver cleansing because I noticed that it was good for me. I did a lot of it and I could already observe that a lot came out at the beginning. We just discussed what it is, but in the end almost nothing came out, how can you interpret that, for example? Yes, a lot of old burdens have actually already fallen away that have come out and it then sits down through the regular liver cleansings that you did, it doesn't sit down that much anymore. So there is not so much gallium in the gall bladders that can now dissolve or clump together. And then what you did is a wonderful relief measure and precautionary measure that doesn't sit down that much anymore. But it is still a successful process if the other is right, which we just talked about. So if you feel fresher again, which I assume that it was again, if you notice, yes, great, great that I did it, the same goes for the two of us. We are always happy afterwards that we did it, although before that not everything was bad with us. But it just feels fresh again and that is a very essential criterion. Speaking of the excretions, have you also noticed that parasites or similar things have been excreted? Because of course you have to say that you don't see most of them because most of the parasites have been excreted. Yes, quite often, both with the fasting cows, with the fasting ones, as well as with the liver cleansers. Especially because of such intensive intestinal cleaning that happens and we help well with the magnesium, it comes to emptying where something goes with it. The liver cleansers also get big eyes and of course they also get big eyes. But as you say, most parasites are not visible with the naked eye or go under somewhere with the excretions. But very clearly. This is a big topic in our practice that we always look at it very closely and that is confirmed again and again. So from your point of view, a high-quality liver definitely has its right to exist and is highly recommended for people. Yes, definitely. As we have already said, an important iron source, glutathione, other substances are simply concentrated in such a liver and that makes sense. What you may have to watch out for is the idea of wild herbs. You know that, for example. Wild herbs are totally great, a lot of nutrients, bitter substances inside. But is the wild meat on the wild animals that they somehow live outside and that this is as natural as possible? Theoretically, yes, but the question is always whether it actually comes from the wild area or is it a wild enclosure. And if it's from wild animals, there's a huge parasite issue with wild meat. You have to be careful. I wouldn't go and say liver from an organic farm or something like that. Personally, I would rather choose the liver from a demeter farm, for example. But would you wait off raw liver because of the parasite issue? Ideally, the one who offers the liver must actually be instructed in it and know how to control it. So I wouldn't buy a liver from any hunter who, for example, shoots a deer and offers it a liver. You have to be a knowledgeable person to be able to assess it correctly. But if that's the case, then you're definitely on the safe side. And if the quality is the best quality you can get, or you say it's the best quality, would you still recommend the, there are also different variants, some say first freeze in the freezer because things die there, some say you should eat it raw, some say you should definitely cook it through. How would you recommend it? We would definitely prepare it, so definitely cook it. Because we just know we have a lot to do with parasite patients, and raw food, raw meat, raw fish is just a huge topic in this matter. If you know that, if you have this awareness, then definitely cook it through. And which parasites do you encounter more often in practice, or do you see them in people? All over the place. There are so many parasite variants. We see it with hydrochloric acid therapy, for example, we can look at it, it is often the clearest. The other fact is that the incidence rate is very high with the parasites, that they are very stubborn. There are people who are attacked again and again, and there is such a variety of parasites that I can't say which one is the most common. But you definitely see visible parasites in hydrochloric acid therapies. Yes, and there are always those. Yes, you see that very often. It is always visible with the naked eye when there is a strong candidate infection. You see that with cells. Parasites can be like that, but it is always visible. And the interesting thing about parasites is that we often get patients who have already been to the examination somewhere. A stool examination has already been done and it is usually negative. When we work with them, even if the intestinal cleaning is part of the program, it is often also visible. Yes, we call the parasites the chameleon of gastrointestinal therapy, or diagnostics. It can cause a lot of complaints. The range is very large in which it is recognized. One indication is if we see it, but if we don't see it, it means that you don't have any yet. So neither the stool examination, but that is already known, nor not seeing in colon therapy would be an exclusion. But the fact is, we see it very often. And there we also have a bit of a parallel to liver cleaning. Many of the healing herbs that we use as tea or as a tincture also have an anti-parasitic effect. So there we see a bit of the bridge. These substances also help to keep the parasites out of the body. Simply to keep them away. Do you still use other things in practice in relation to parasites? So other substances that are not in the liver cleaning? What has proven to be effective there? It is also very different. We use different substances in the parasite cure. With Candida, it is also very therapeutic, where we have very great success when we change the diet. With parasites, however, we also have to play a wide range of parasites. Because parasites, as the name suggests, are stubborn. And it takes a long time until you really let it go. It's always a group of measures that we use here so that the issue is not solved. It's not that easy to solve. With Candida, it's actually relatively easier. Candida can do so much with nutrition. With parasites, it sometimes really depends on whether it is also a medical therapy. So it doesn't go in the direction of Wermuth needles. It's good to preventively make sure that it doesn't become an issue. If you have a strong parasite attack, it is often necessary to treat it medically at school so that a sustainable success can be achieved. So you also use these classic worms, partially, and combine it with other things. Exactly. It is also our experience. We also often do it when it is known during the healing fast that we then treat it in parallel. This is also very well tolerated even in such a sensitive phase as the healing fasting phase.