I don't think it is the oil, as people can flush and not get any stones.

That's a very logical concern...and a good question!

Here's the deal: our bodies are NOT made of metal, they are porous...and hence whatever comes out of your liver & gallbladder are porous. If you drank a cup of beet juice instead of grapefruit juice when you flushed, everything that came out of your liver/gb would be mixed with the beet juice throughout your entire digestive tract for a half a day...and when you saw it in the toilet, whatever it was WOULD be red!

So, of course, the coloration of a 1/2 cup of heavy oil will absorb into porous debris.

The only thing that happened, is the stones look more yellow, because the oil they were riding along with for 1/2 a day (or longer) was yellow this time. If the oil had been blue, then they would have had a bluish tint.

Also to remember, bile is greenish/yellow (depending entirely upon what all, I don't know...but sometimes it can be more yellow, and sometimes more green - or so I've read). So I think it is very possible that our bile could affect the color of the stones, too.

And always remember, if lots of people weren't being healed and seeing marvelous results from Liver Flushing (no matter WHAT comes out or from where)...NO ONE would continue sucking down Epsom Salts cocktails, with olive oil/citrus chasers!

Flush ON,

Unyquity

To confuse you a bit more - I have flushed mostly with olive oil, but also with sunflower oil and canola oil, and the colour of stones I get does not change with it. I usually get several different shades of green stones on the same flush, plus tan ones ocassionally. (Still remembering fondly those beautiful jade green pebbles from my third flush ... how weird is that?) When I added curcuma to oil/juice mix, it seemed to colour chaff yellowish, but not stones. Did you try to cut one open?
Anyway, I just wanted to assure you that what you saw was totally normal. Flush on with canola if you want or return to olive, it will still clean up your liver and gallbladder either way.

I don't want you loose faith in the Liver Flushes because you may miss-out on the health benefits that it provides. My experience tells me that the colour of the stones expelled can change from flush to flush even if you use the same oil.

Most Gallstones are composed of cholesterol and are usually yellowish green. They are formed when the liver produces more cholesterol than digestive juices can liquefy. Other Gallstones are composed of calcium and an orange-yellow waste product called bilirubin. Both types of stone can co-exist and often encourage biliary sludge to form. Biliary sludge is a thick green jelly much less dense that gallstones.

I think it just coincidence that the colours of the stones have change just as you changed oils and that you should continue flushing.

Canola oil oxidises extremely quickly and has a maximum natural shelf life of about 16 weeks provided it is stored correctly at low temperature away from sunlight. To stop it oxidising the manufacturers add caustic soda.

You may be interested in this site:

http://www.angelhealingcenter.com/GallstonePictures.html