I thought a little bit of debate on the forrum may be healthy.

I've been investigating Gallstones a little further and read this article which advocates the use of animal fats to dissolve the gallstones. It's at: http://www.westonaprice.org/askdoctor/gallstones.html

The thinking is that the gallbladder/liver is storing cholestrol because it isn't getting enough and is not convinced that it will get a steady supply.

Quote "The best way to provide your gall bladder with cholesterol is to eat plenty of animal fats. If you eat a lot of vegetable oils and trans fats, the gall bladder is likely to become inflamed. If you are on a lowfat diet, the gall bladder atrophies because it does not have enough work to do."

This seems to go against a lot of what is said on the forum. Although logically it makes sense. The body is storing cholestrol as is hasn't got enough.

I guess what I am getting at here is if you can modify your diet to get rid of the stones/prevent them from being formed in the first place then the system will run like a well oiled machine and you will need to do less liver flushes.

There are people here who have done 30+ flushes and still getting stones perhaps there is something else that could help to get rid of them sooner. After all there have been many posts that have advocated juicing and low fat so this maybe causing the body to want to retain/create more stones. I am trying to offer an alternative to those who might want to try it.

I know that I have only done 4 flushes and each has been successful. But I am also trying to keep an open mind and I also continue to eat a diet with lots of organic meat, coconut oil, olive oil and lard (for cooking)