Quackwatch article on liver flushes 
photogal1975
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I'm starting my first liver flush tomorrow. To prepare, I've been doing tons of research online and reading through all the posts on this site - all have been very helpful. I'm actually going to follow the tip to put the epsom salts in gel caps. Great idea! However, I did run across an article that was posted on quackwatch.com (see link below) that discounts gallbladder and liver flushes. The doctor who wrote this article states that what comes out during the flush is "merely bile-stained 'soaps' produced by partial saponification (soap formation) of the oil" and not gallstones. I'm just curious what response the liver flush veterans would have to this? Thoughts? http://www.quackwatch.com/01QuackeryRelatedTopics/flushes.html
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Re: Quackwatch article on liver flus... beeper
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This is a reply to # 1,131,908Sometimes a picture is worth a thousand quacks...
The following is what came out of me after a 10 day Master-Cleanse and it's hard to believe that this could be produced in my body overnight.
- Re: Quackwatch article on liver flus... UserX
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This is a reply to # 1,131,908howdy
there is lot's of stuff about flushing not being good and stones being produced by olive oil blah, blah, blah........
it has been proven via food coloring tests, etc. that flushing is the real deal and that the stones are not produced by the olive oil........etc. do a few searches on this site a good one was from the Webmaster Spirit.
I think this is the one:
//www.curezone.org/ig/f.asp?f=115
the place to debate flushing validity etc. is on Liver Flush debate forum not the Liver Flush Support Forum . here everyone is a proponent of flushing and we don't like to have to "prove" so to speak the validity of the flushes since we have already done our homework and are convinced etc. it becomes tiresome after awile. this is our "safe haven".....
blessings,
CA
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- Re: Quackwatch article on liver flus... WannaSeeWorms
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This is a reply to # 1,131,908Hi there! In Andreas Moritz ' book the Amazing Liver and Gallbladder Flush he has a great list of all the reasons why the stuff coming out is not the olive oil, etc. Check out some of the photos on Curezone about gallbladders CUT OUT and the stones in them. I had an unsuccesful flush 10 years ago when I never heard of Epsom Salts and I didn't know about killing the parasites first. (Sorry to tell you but some people say that you have to kill the parasites first or the stones won't come out. I'm hanging between life and death so I'm taking this seriously.) I just had 10 little globs which really were olive oil. These look totally difference from the gunky masses of stuff in other people's photos.
Now, understand this: reading that quack at quackwatch may be HAZARDOUS TO YOUR HEALTH. -- WSW
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- Re: Quackwatch article on liver flus... plzchuckle
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This is a reply to # 1,131,908PG, totally your choice whether you believe somebody that never tried even ONE liver flush or those of use with years of experience. Dang me if I can understand why soap stones helped my liver start healing.
- In summary .... msteve666
16 y
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This is a reply to # 1,131,908... the response of veteran flushers to quackwatch theories is ....
AAARRRRGGGHHHHHH!- Re: In summary .... muggs
16 y
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This is a reply to # 1,132,459I never trust anything I read on Quackwatch. They are mainstream Dr's that don't believe in much of anything.
- Re: In summary .... Hidden Username
16 y
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This is a reply to # 1,132,685From what I've learned, flushing goes 'way back', it is not a trendy thing, recently discovered. Medical doctors in the past, used the flush to help their patients. Why is it that some persons, who take the time to study this, just can't seem to grasp that fact. One year ago, at this time, I was miserable. Initating the first couple of flushes, made me even more uncomfortable. It was all part of the process. I am a believer of this TRUTH, as this is the best I've felt in a long time. momo
- Re: In summary .... plzchuckle
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- Re: In summary .... plzchuckle
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- Re: In summary .... Hidden Username
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- Re: In summary .... muggs
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- Re: Quackwatch article on liver flus... UserX
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This is a reply to # 1,131,908I've come to see Quackwatch as a valuable tool. They attempt to discredit any means of healing that actually works. So, if something is dismissed on that site as 'ineffective' or 'quackery' consider it a very good indication that it likely works.
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