Dews – Super Phos 30 Liver and Gallbladder Cleanse – 4 oz Bottle

My colonic therapist told me about this effective gallbladder/liver cleanse. It worked perfectly as she said it would and so easy to complete. I was especially interested in the efficacy of this cleanse as I am a practiciing RN who has recovered hundreds of patients who have undergone laproscopic or open cholecystectomy...all necessitating the unwanted experience and sacrifice caused by pain, time in the hospital, huge expense and potential for serious complication. No surgery is without the risk of anesthesia and surgical complication which could potentially be fatal. So why doesn't the medical community promote this simple cheap effective way to keep our gallbladder's free of stones which leads to healthy cholesterol levels and general wellbeing???? It's all about greed. Surgery pays the hospitals and doctors very well. High cholesterol keeps the pharmaceutical companies in business....Statins (Lipitor, Crestor etc.) are probably the #2 money makers in this country and the most deleterious to your health. So, buy some Superphos 30 liver flush today (the big bottle) because you should do this flush quarterly. And don't for a minute think you don't have gallstones. Today, with the American diet being what it is...nutrient devoid and genetically engineered....everyone has gallstones and is at serious risk of eventual complicating disease. The health of your alimentary tract is critical as that is where all nutrients and toxins are exchanged, so you need to keep that system in tip top shape. So learn and act on taking control and maintaining your health. You are your own best care giver. Very few American doctors today understand or are willing to learn what the body needs to take care of itself. So please pay it forward and tell someone about this cleanse today, including your Doctor. Help them transition into taking an active role in learning and educating their patients in simple natural proven and effective healthy healing. Look forward to reading your comments after you do this simple gallbladder/liver cleanse. Ps...the stones are bright green, all shapes and sizes and float. I excreted about 20 stones...and look forward to my next cleanse. There are other formula's, however, I found this one to be so simple, I didn't look further. Also, you can replace the Classic Coke with Grapefruit juice if you are adverse to drinking soda...if not, this is a good time to consider transitioning out of that toxic habit. Liba Jacobs, BSN, RN

I've been doing liver cleanses regular (maybe average once every 3 months). Recently though, the liver cleanses have not been as successful as they had been, with may only 1 in 6 liver cleanses producing more than 200 debris. Not saying that all the liver cleanses weren't useful. It's just that they didn't seem as powerful as they used to be. Decided to try this product in combination with the hulda clark method (I didn't follow the formula exactly that I found on the net), and it appeared to produce more "stones" (or whatever they are), then the previous cleanses. Perhaps not as my most successful cleanses (which were the ones in the beginning when I first started liver cleansing).It appears from the product description that this breaks down cholesterol in the body... so it might explain why it could loosen up stones in the liver and possibly even plaque in the veins. But there is also a danger, I think, as cholesterol is needed by the body to produce certain hormones. And also due to the acidic nature of this product, the body will probably use the calcium from bones to help neutralize this product (so constant use is probably not recommended). This is a powerful product I think. So it might have some other dangers that I don't know about.There are also other options out there (malic acid?) that I haven't tried.I basically combined this with apple cider for a period of 3 days, and then followed the hulda clark formula (there was still some apple cider left, so I drank it the day after the liver cleanse)... The apple cider making the "stones" soft.The information on the network indicated that this product relaxed the ducts and veins of the body. Not so sure about that. It could also be true. But I suspect it was at least breaking things up.Not sure if I'd recommend this for people first doing a liver cleanse. There might be too much of a herxheimer reaction.

I am giving this a five star and I mainly want to publish actual results and the proof which is a picture of gall stones that I passed the dark green one is probably one that had been in there longer than the other ones I did the olive oil gallbladder flush it’s really easy to look up online. The first flash was about 200 gall stones the second flush probably under 100 from what I can count. The doctor is only going to recommend removing your gallbladder because that’s how they make money and they’re not taught any anything other than surgery and pharmaceutical drugs when they are in school I challenge you to open up a book for yourself to read and educate yourself. I can’t leave my health and well-being up to someone else. If you think this is a joke enjoy your surgery because when your liver is completely impacted with gallstones and there’s nowhere for the gallstones to go because you don’t have a gallbladder you’re going to be in some serious trouble.

I purchased this product for my husband as he has gall stones. He followed the directions as given in the bottle. It did not help.He followed the directions to the tee and still his Ultrasound shows presence of gall stones. Moreover, he had severe vomiting after taking the medications for three days. He lost appetite and it took more than a week for him to recover.We did some research and we found there is no way could any medication or liquids come in direct contact with Gall bladder, leave alone stones. Yes, manic acid can dissolve stones but it is very lengthy process.Here is the link for interested readers can find the information from quackwatch dot com. Search for gall stone flush. They are non-profit organization and they are not associated with pharmaceutical company or any health organization.