Yes you can but it depends upon what type of gallstone. Only those stones that are hard enough to reflect sound will show up on an ultra sound test. Many Gallstones are very soft or little more than congealed bile. It all depends how you define a Gallstones and different medical practitioners, surgeons and alternative health providers define them differently. Even thick bile has the capability to mimic the conditions of a gallstones. This thick bile is called biliary sludge which is not just a common nickname but also a medical term.

The sludge Telman wrote about in the previous post was my first experience with the liver flush. At 1:00 a.m.,during my first liver flush, I am passing this HUGE green rope looking thing and I freaked. I thought I had passed my intestines. Looking back on that day (the year was 2000) I have come a long way in my thinking about healing my own body. I have made great strides and suffered many setbacks. But, I continue my journey. Someday, I want to be as smart as Telman in regard to liver flushing.

Paulette

3 ultra sounds, and a Cat Scan didn't show the stones (and parasites) that were plugging up my liver. The Hida Scan prior to gallbladder surgery--(if I knew then what I know now) showed my gallbladder only functioning at 5% capacity. There were no stones in the gallbladder when it was removed---bile wasn't getting into the gallbladder because the liver was plugged up.

The liver problems continued after the gallbladder was removed :(

$30,000 later...I knew I had to do something for myself, no amount of testing was going to find the cause of liver damage going on. (chronic elevated liver enzymes)
Liver Flushing and seeing the one inch stones determined right away that I was right...no amount of testing would have discovered what was really going on-- Liver Flushing and then also killing parasites and seeing the flukes in the toilet (and plenty of other parasites) told the story loud and clear.

When I started, 14 months ago..I couldn't ride in a vehicle from my liver hurting so badly, and from it feeling like it was going to burst. No wonder.

I'll tell you from my own experience-- as scary as a Liver Flush may sound, if you don't get started doing them, you very likely could end up with no gallbladder (unnecessarily) and lots of money spent, only to discover the problem wasn't
fixed" and the problem, still, is the liver.

I've had better luck with using the Coke flush, and have had no problems with nausea/vomitting with it--which I did get with the 2 Hulda Clark flushes, but they were also done before I started killing the flukes that I hadn't known were plugging up my liver too.
The accuracy of "comprehensive stool tests" for parasites in the liver? I wouldn't believe them. Doing at least one round of a good quality dewormer, along with liver flushing--if you don't see anything--that would be "the" test.