Kal,
I did not really have much of an appetite for a while. It was ok with me, I sure needed to lose weight any how. I would think that your body is trying to heal itself, and that is why you are not having much of an appetite right now. Try Hulda's suggestion of eating a baked potato like a person would eat in a concentration camp.....slowly and chewing well and don't eat the skin. As far as I know I never have had trouble with digestion......just had the one gall bladder attack.....before that I ate all kinds of garbage. I could suck Tobasco right out of the bottle. I have never in my life had to avoid any foods, until the gall bladder attack. I am scared to eat things that may upset my gall bladder yet. I am happy eating what I am eating so I will not go back to eating all the junk I used to eat. If there are stones in a gall bladder its a sure thing that there are more in the liver. Taking out the gall bladder solves nothing...the bile then constantly drips and that can cause more problems. The stones, as you know are formed in the liver and it keeps making more stones even after removal of gall bladder. It may take you even more than ten or twelve flushes to get out all the stones.And again, it may take less that that. We are all different in this respect. Just try to stay encouraged and keep flushing until one day you do a flush and no stones come out. Then do two or three more to make sure you have got them all out and after that do it a few times a year as maintainence. Welcome to Liver Flushing forum ! I hope to see you continually posting about your future Liver Flushes !
Sincerely,
Blueduck

moody,
I am sorry for taking so long to answer your post. I just now found it. I can tell you right now that the surgeon will want to take out your gall bladder. That is what the quacks are in business to do: surgery. I hope you do not get talked into letting them take yours out. All I had was one gall bladder attack that sent me to the ER.....of course they wanted to admit me and do immediate surgery. They saw stones in gall bladder and found one stuck in the "neck of gall bladder" on ultrasound. I came home in a few hours and flushed the very next day. ....I was scared too, the first time...but the thought of surgery scared me a LOT more and I became willing to flush. I am not going to tell you that drinking a large amount of olive is any fun.....however, it is certainly much better than surgery. I have never heard of any one getting a stone stuck while doing a flush. I have done eight flushes and passed hundreds of stones with NO discomfort and NO pain at all. I cannot answer your questions about polyps because I do not know the answers and I am sorry about that. Hopefully some one else will come in and can answer you. HELLO Spirit ???? I did not know what to do at first either....all I knew for sure was that they were not going to take out my gall bladder. I feel better now than I have in years. There is so much to learn from the people that post here in curezone and there is a lot of very useful information on the site to read and learn from. I want to encourage you to not let them take out your gall bladder right now.......unless its a matter of life and death. And they may try and tell you that it is, just listen to YOUR body. Please try the liver flushes. Hope to see you posting here soon !!
Sincerely,
Blueduck