Well, good for them! Then why do so many of us liver flushers feel better when doctors cannot help us? Why do the stones look different from flush to flush? Why do I sometimes have a lot of them and sometimes fewer even though I use the same amount of oil? And I don't think a body temp of 98 will make soap either.

I for one feel like a new person versus one year ago. Better digestion, better elimination, clearer mind, better skin and the list goes on and on and on.

When it comes down to getting an organ cut out of our bodies, I guess we'd rather not.

Thank you for sharing the article. Everyone deserves to be able to study both sides of any subject. :)

In Good Health,
Gail

After reading the article and examining the website, they seem to trying to sell something that disolves the stones they say are only olive oil and Epsom Salts .

Just sales hype to lead people away from a free therapy to a product they sell?


JW

Your comment makes a person wonder why a short article, like the Lancet article you mention, would completely change your mind about the major health benefits received from a liver flush(es) unless you ALREADY BELIEVED the conclusions of that article.
Then it seems the Lancet article supported an already strong belief of yours.

If you really had thought about trying a Liver Flush and the Lancet article was interesting to you and you want to read further about the article, then go to the" Liver Flush Debate Forum". Many aspects of this particular Lancet article are discussed in great detail, both for and against, throughout 7 pages of debate in that Forum. The original Lancet article was posted on the first line of page 25 by the Webmaster. It says, "Could these be Gallstones? The Lancet Volune 365, Number 9468 16 April 2 (by Webmaster). Go to that debate Forum and click on page 25 and continue reading to page 32.

After you type in the name of the Forum in the Search box (near top right), make sure that one of the first few hits you see and click on takes you to the " Liver Flush and Liver Cleansing Debate:..." and then click on p.25. (Or click on link below-maybe there are other shortcuts to that debate Forum, I don't know.)

It doesn't hurt to sift through more information. Make up your own mind.

//www.curezone.org/forums/f.asp?f=4768p=25

"The “huge” gall stones reported being passed in this so-called gall bladder flush are not stones but rather chunks of a soapy material formed in the intestines by mixing the olive oil, lemon juice, and certain Epsom Salts . The combinations of the oleic acid (the major component of olive oil) and lemon juice actually produces the stones that this process it touted to expel. Actually, this “flush” is a bad idea. As these stones gould get lodged in the duct causing even more problems. Dissolve your gall stones instead!" All i must say is I never take the lemon, so whatever "MAJOR" role the lemon had in the flush had no relevance in my experience. Hundreds of stones so far, and a stronger body than I've ever had. So if this site is trying to convince me that what has become of my body was never because of flushing, then it f***** up. Envious, fearful people will try to keep other people in the dark with them.
Anyone with FIRST-HAND experience with Liver Flushing knows that this procedure is very real and very effective. It will be most unfortunate if someone is turned away from being truly healthy because of a silly ass ignorant site. Much Respect.

Too strange.

I need them to explain to me why my pain has gone away and why my "stones" don't look anyhing like those pictured and why , if I feel a bit of gallbladder discomfort the pain subsides after ingesting Epsom Salts and water and what all that other gunk is.

By the look of all the other info on the site they are looking to sell some remedies.

And I have to laugh that because a few do some bogus study and "conclude" something that their conclusion must be gospel. Hahahahahahahahaha!!!

I feel that if people are so hung up on modern Science to prove everything for them, then they really should go to the Ph.D. and have their gallbladders removed for them. People need to do what makes them feel good. Now, what subtance is going to desolve gall stones besides Gold Coin Grass and Chanca Piedra? That $20 book is going to tell us? Hell, buy it! But I'm not going to, because I already know that a Clark style Liver Flush costs me about $4 and is completely painless. As someone here said before "science is not the bottom line for me." If I do a liver flush, and I feel lighter, happier and healthier, THAT would be the bottom line for me.