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OK, after all these years of doing flushes (once or twice a year), I finally had a stone analysed. The lab report says: "The sample is low melting point fatty material. It is not a gallstone". I don't want to believe this because the flush definitely has radically improved my health (no more fatigue, acne, agonising periods, allergies, etc). But I do still have stones (I need to do some follow up cleanses I think). Has anyone else had their stones analysed? I wonder if the lab even bothered analysing it properly to find out what it was - do they only expect Gallstones to be the hard calcified ones? It was the usual emerald-green rubbery stone. Any feedback on this appreciated.
I have read of a lab report elsewhere on the web that had a positive lab result of 91% cholesterol and bile salts consistent with a gall stone. But I've also read other reports of people who've been told by their doctors that they aren't gallstones. And if they aren't, then what are they? solidified olive oil?? I don't think so!! Then what?
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This is a reply to # 87,237CHOLESTEROL IS "low melting point fatty material", so conclusion that "It is not a gallstone" can only be made by an extremely ignorant person, someone who is not aware that bile can carry cholesterol, and that over 90% of Gallstones are composed mainly of Cholesterol.
By the way, in order to conclude that something is
"low melting point fatty material",
all you need to do is to heat it up to a melting point, and to judge its consistency from experince. We all can see when something is fatty or not, fatty materail is not water soluble.
So much for their expert analyses, they prooved to be great experts in their field.
Fil, several people analysed stones, and result was "cholesterol".
You can locate their stories in the Liver Fush FAQ ... Question:
"Stones being analyzed ???"
The problem with analyses is that most laboratories have no equipment or knowledge necessary to find out if something is Cholesterol or not.
Most stones are built from cholesterol, and if analyses says that stones are 60% or 90% cholesterol, then you know that what you have must have come out from Liver, billiary tree or from your gallbladder.
Our intestines are unable to create cholesterol.
If you are doctor, and if you don't want to believe that something is gallstone, all you need to do is to write:
"The sample is low melting point fatty material. It is not a gallstone"
As most people (including your doc) picture Gallstones as calcified stones, this statement "It is not a gallstone"
sounds logical ...
Agnes
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- Re: Ever had them analysed? Fil
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This is a reply to # 87,239Thanks Agnes. That was my conclusion too. I thought it was a pretty pathetic lab result actually. I will certainly continue cleansing! and will probably go for another lab test. I really want that piece of paper that says cholesterol! I'm going to insist my doctor (who is open-minded) find another lab or insist that they analyse it properly! I'll also check out the other postings you mentioned.
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Being a chemist myself I always wanted a solid proof.
Since pure cholesterol has melting point 148-150ºC (well over boiling point of water!) it is clear, something else must be mixed with cholesterol to lower this parameter to 20-30ºC.
I cannot tell the percentage of those mixtures, but I can catch many components of it via mass spectrometry test.
The instrument type - CI Electrospray-TOF High Resolution
Mariner 5158 (Applied Biosystems)
Found, M/Z : 339, 357, 377, 379, 387(cholesterol), 432, 554, 735
So I have the NUMBERS and don't really care what "the doctor says".
Oleg
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