A small handful of horrible, striking images of rotten intestinal tissue, polyps, and cysts from the liver, small and large intestine.
After liver flushes and coffee enemas, the sight of rotten intestinal tissue coming out of my body made me arrive at the hospital, scared with tissue samples. (In a plastic bag) To my surprise, the doctors reacted indifferently! To regenerate the intestines, I had to remove the rotten intestinal tissue. The stench was terrible. The process of bowel rehabilitation took me about nine years.
- The rotten tissues came from the digestive system, the liver, which was bleeding regularly, and the small and large intestines. Polyps, cysts, and rotten tissues came out of my body constantly.
- Although I removed a vast amount of rotten tissue, polyps, and cysts from my body, on an ultrasound, I still have cysts in my liver, which are the result of acute and prolonged inflammatory processes. The terrible situation I was in helped me develop the theory about tumors and various lesions in the attached link: Various tumor types isolate damaged tissue in self-defense.
The rehabilitation of the digestive system was especially long for me because my liver was in a terrible condition.
Frequently asked questions and answers:
Where and when were the photos in the gallery taken?
The photos were taken in China and Israel over several years, mainly in the toilets and bathrooms and often in artificial lighting.
Which chronic patients are likely to have rotten intestinal tissue?
Damage to the digestive system is not a rare phenomenon. As in the pictures, rotten tissues can be observed mainly among patients with chronic digestive tract diseases. (Crohn's disease, Ulcerative colitis, IBD.)
Can the damaged intestinal tissues be removed only through a healthy diet?
Removing the damaged small and large intestine tissues requires the renewal of bile fluid flow into the duodenum. For this, a combination of mechanical detoxification with a healthy diet is necessary.
