GALLERY

An overview of this gallery.

The Gallery is just a small collection of a thousand photographs I have accumulated over ten years. Most were taken with a mobile phone camera.

Liver-gallbladder bile solidified stones.

The process of removing biliary stones is critical to liver recovery. Gallstones block bile flow into the duodenum, thus creating acidic intestines.

Disgusting liver worms.

Doctors in China have identified two types of worms. Their sizes were terrifying and unbelievable. Liver worms are evidence of advanced body decay.

Decayed digestive tissues and polyps.

When I first saw the stinking gut tissue, I went to the hospital with samples and photographs. The doctors were not impressed.

Liver and digestive system cysts.

Liver Cysts are often small and appear wrapped in a dark membrane. The tiny blood vessels of the cyst can often be seen.

Love and support are crucial to recovery.

All chronic acquired (non-genetic) illnesses are curable by complying with fundamental self-healing requirements. (Mental and physical)

All the photos are authentic and emphasize what happens to the body in liver cirrhosis. Most photos were taken with a mobile phone camera. 

• Most of the photos (except the Gallery of Hope and Love) were taken after coffee enemas and liver flushes, emphasizing the great health importance of strengthening the immune system through mechanical detoxification.

The gallery illustrates the power of hope, love, and support in healing from severe illnesses through self-healing medicine. (Body, mind, and spirit) 

• I survived liver cirrhosis mostly because of my wife's love. (along with endless treatments lasting 18 years) We married in China after 13 years of acquaintance (after my divorce from my first wife). If it weren't for my wife's unconditional love, I would have died long ago.
• The photos in the gallery highlight what happens when the body decays and, despite this, can recover fully. The goal is to instill hope in critically ill patients of all kinds.

Recovery is always achievable, even from severe, long-term chronic diseases, including addiction-related illnesses. However, practicing self-healing methods is mentally and physically challenging because patients and those supporting them must serve as medical advisors, which requires knowledge, discipline, and self-confidence.