Side Pain

Side Pain

Pain on the right side can
come from problems at the
ileocaecal valve or the appendix
or the large intestine itself.
It can also come from the liver
which is higher up but is
sending its pain message to
your side. Pursue it as an intestinal
problem first, killing
parasites and bacteria and
normalizing bowel movements
with the Bowel Program. If the
pain persists, especially if it
reaches up the side to the

middle of the waist, it is probably due to the liver.
The liver is a large organ, mostly on the right side of the
body, but with a smaller lobe on the left side. It is the chemical
manufacturing plant for the body. It pulls in the food from the
intestine (that you ate hours ago) and makes your body's chemicals
from them. Toxic items are changed chemically into nontoxic
items that the kidney is able to excrete into the bladder.
Fatty things must be made water soluble for them to leave with
the urine. The liver also makes bile and sends toxic items along
with it to the intestine through the bile ducts. The bile enables
calcium and fat to be absorbed. If the liver isn't getting much bile
to the intestine, fat is left in the bowel contents and the feces will
float in the toilet bowl. That is your clue to bile duct blockage.
Bile is bright green. Mixed with intestinal contents it turns the
bowel movement dark brown. If the bile is not arriving in the
intestine the bowel movement will stay light colored, even
yellow or orange. This is another clue to bile duct blockage.
Over a quart of bile should exit the body each day. Since bile is
loaded with cholesterol this daily excretion of bile is a major
method of keeping cholesterol levels low. If the bile ducts are
choked with debris so only half as much (often only a cup instead
of a quart!) bile is produced and excreted you can expect
cholesterol levels to rise, and digestion to be bad. When food
isn't promptly digested and absorbed the ever present, ever-ready
bacteria will grab it for themselves.
Taking cholesterol-lowering drugs should be reserved for
cases where natural excretion cannot be regained.

E. coli and other intestinal bacteria, which do no harm in
moderate numbers, can overgrow in a few hours to give you
bloating, gas and pain. Your body produces no gas. Only bacte

ria can produce gas. If your side pain is accompanied by bloating
and gas, you know you have a digestive problem. And that this
digestive problem stems from a congested liver if the pain is
directly under it or over it, or if the feces are light colored or
your cholesterol levels are high. Not everybody has all the
symptoms.
To clear the clogged passages of the bile ducts, you simply
do the liver cleanse (page 552) over and over until the problem
is gone. There is one catch. If there are living parasites in the
bile ducts, they will not let the bile ducts clear themselves. They
are stuck fast to your ducts as a tick can be to your skin. They
must be killed before they will let go. Zap them all, or you may
use the herbal parasite program, staying on a twice a week
maintenance program. Only after parasites are dead (after day 20
if using the herbal program) will you get a lot of “green stuff”
and be able to clear “stones” out of your bile ducts. Only one
large duct at a time will clean itself. We have hundreds of larger
ducts and thousands of tiny ducts feeding into the larger ones!
Stay on a schedule of cleansing the liver every two weeks
(unless you are ill) until your side pain is gone, your digestion is
normal, and you are bouncing with energy. You may also lose
some weight, but only if you are overweight.
Remember that a clogged liver
does not necessarily give you pain by
itself. It is more likely the bacteria in
the gall bladder and bile ducts,
causing inflammation there and in
your intestine, that cause pain. Don't
wait till pain occurs over the liver.
Use whatever clues you can to diagnose
your clogged condition. Or just
assume it is clogged. Do the cleanse,
and see if you get any stones out. It
can never hurt and can help a lot..