I would also like to know the answer to this question.. I am wondering if anyone has been victorious in this pursuit.
I have stones also in my salivary glands ...has anyone heard of this? Jane

You asked an excellent question, Jack! There are hundreds of posts from people who are not "Lillian or Agnes." Personally, I ran across this website by accident and it has changed my life, Jack Gordon. I was diagnosed with Gallstones in 2000. (My whole story is posted on this website) I did my first cleanse 2 and a half months ago and have done five more since then. My last cleanse produced harldy anything at all. The first three had the most stones. They were all sizes and colors. I can promise you this--They looked just like the pictures you will see on this website.

But, Jack Gordon............and I promise you this......Since my cleanses, my allergies are gone. I live in the Southern United States where allergies are everywhere. I have completely quit taking allergy pills. I sleep better, I feel better and I would like to think I look better! You tell me what Dr. (especially in the US) would tell you to do a liver cleanse when he can't write out a prescription, won't be able to do surgery and most, importantly, he won't make any money. All the ingredients for the cleanse you probably have at home. It's so simple to do.


I thank Agnes and Lillian for this website! Just take the time and read all of these posts. We are all real people, Jack Gordon.

Good luck and good health to you!!

Sorry, it's me again ...

Before you make a claim or suggestion, it helps researching a literature ...

Galsones can actually form in a few days, in a few months or in a few years. Every person is different.



Refernces:
From:
http://jeffline.tju.edu/CWIS/DEPT/GI/education/pdfs/gallstones.pdf
Pathogenesis of gallstones
Robert Coben, MD



Read this Excerpt:


2. Nucleation: The next step in cholesterol gallstone formation is nucleation of cholesterol into crystals, followed by agglomeration of crystals and growth of the microlith into macroscopic gallstones.


Nucleation promoters: Even when supersaturated with cholesterol, fresh bile from subjects without Gallstones rarely contains cholesterol crystals. The same bile, when incubated, forms crystals very slowly (up to 15 days). Bile of patients with cholesterol gallstones, on the other hand, usually does contain cholesterol crystals, and its nucleation time, when incubated, is much more rapid (mean of 2.9 days). Nucleation of cholesterol occurs far more rapidly from gallbladder bile of patients with cholesterol Gallstones than from hepatic bile in the same patients, even when hepatic bile samples are supersaturated with cholesterol. The addition of even small amounts of gallbladder bile to the hepatic bile samples causes rapid nucleation. These observations have led to
the isolation of proteins in the gallbladder that promote or retard the nucleation of cholesterol crystals. At least five proteins have been identified as putative nucleation promoters, in addition to gallbladder mucoprotein. High doses of aspirin reduce the
incidence of Gallstones in a prairie-dog model, perhaps by inhibiting the synthesis of a nucleation promoter. Success in other species has been variable.



Raed This whole article here:

http://jeffline.tju.edu/CWIS/DEPT/GI/education/pdfs/gallstones.pdf

Pathogenesis of gallstones
Robert Coben, MD


Educational Goals

By the end of this lecture you should be familiar with:

1. Pathogenesis of gallstones.
2. Clinical manifestations of gallstones.
3. Approach to the diagnosis of gallstones and their related morbidity.
4. Treatment modalities for gallstone disease.

I would also like to hear from people that have NOT had any more Gallstones after their flushes.

thanks