That’s exactly correct. My gallbladder was swollen, bloated, distended, sore, inflamed, and jam packed with stones. Ultrasound and blood work proved I had a ton of stones. Since doing 4 flushes I have about 300 stones in the freezer and my gallbladder has disappeared into my body. Before when anyone touched it I was in agony. Now, its normal sized, I can push that area hard with no pain, its not bloated, not sore, not distended and not inflamed. If I had not passed most of the stones out of my gallbladder I would be in the hospital today or under a knife. Furthermore, if my good health isn't proof enough, I had an ultrasound yesterday which showed that there were a couple of stones remaining, down from 300 plus. So how do you go from agony to bliss without passing stones, that’s some trick. I guess they just disappeared magically? or did the flush really work? hummm

To those who question if we actually pass gallstones......

After I did a flush two years back, I started talking to a receptionist at my company. She had previously worked for a surgeon who would remove gallbladders on a weekly basis. She told me that the doctor would put the stones in a jar for the patient to keep as a keepsake of some sort.

I brought in a few of my stones from my recent flush and without hesitation she said "those are gallstones". This woman had never done a liver flush, and had no clue what I had done.....but she was certain that those were exactly what the surgeon had removed and saved for prior patients.
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That is pretty amazing and a great confirmation for you! The surgeon I saw for a consult told me he did at least 4 - 8 Cholestectomies daily! He laughed and shrugged it off as if it were no big deal. I couldn't wait to get out of that knife happy doctor's office!