Hi folks!
Glad there’s so much action here. It’s great you’re concerned about your own health. I will try and answer all your questions.
1) Paramedic, please answer me just one question: How ca...
Hi folks!
Glad there's so much action here. It's great you're concerned about your own health. I will try and answer all your questions.
1) Paramedic, please answer me just one question: How can this procedure be "very effective" if all we're doing is "saponifying" olive oil in our bodies?
----- It's effective, because the bile kept in storage for years, goes away. This bile is polluted, concentrated and there’s solid particles forming there because of that. Some diets like “vegan” or very low in fat help the liver to get very congested with bile and change the metabolism of your body. The gallbladder becomes “lazy” and it doesn’t empty regularly. Liver, too, cannot produce the infinite amounts of bile, right? So this changes the way liver works, too. Instead of fighting toxins in your blood it fights its internal toxins from the old bile.
“Flushing” the liver/gallbladder helps to get rid of this bile. Then liver produces new, cleaner bile, which I believe could even help to dissolve some of the stones. This makes your allergies go away, you get better sleep, your skin is softer and you feel great, all because liver is doing it’s job – cleaning the blood better.
2) OK, here's another one: Why, when following the same procedure, using the same fasting technique before doing the flush, and using the same amount of olive oil, do I get wildly different results with each flush?
-----Depends on thousands of factors. Your diet. The preparation to the procedure. The acidity of your stomach juice. The pH and amount of the bile evacuated.
3) OK, here's another one: Why, when I do a flush, do I feel a tingle and spasms? Is that just the oil turning to soap?
----- :) No, oil gets converted outside of your biliary ducts – in the intestine. It’s the old concentrated bile going through the ducts along with some tiny actual stones, which could cause spasms. Don’t get me wrong here – I DO believe small stones could pass (not 1-2” ones, though.). Take
Epsom Salts ! It’s very important.
4) OK, here's another one: My wife has to use lye in order to turn olive oil (plus other oils) into soap. Lye is extremely caustic. When exposed to the oils, the lye + oil mixture heats up *dramatically*. So... if we're genuinely saponifying olive oil, why haven't my insides turned to cooked meat?
------ Your bile, especially the old, concentrated one is very alkaline (caustic), too. You should always use the enema after the flush or you intestine, colon and rectum might be hurt by the "caustic" bile. There can be huge amount of it (1-2 litres) so the stomach juice and lemon juice you drink don’t neutralize it completely.
Second, I didn’t say you get exactly soap. And believe it or not, 40 C can be enough for this substance to form.
I read one doctor’s article about the experiment he conducted in the Lab. He used cow’s bile, stomach acid and lemon juice at the temperature of 40 C to convert the olive oil to this green soft substance in his Laboratory.
5) OK, here's another one: When I check my stool/diarrhea, why do I find stones which look exactly like the ones that I've passed before *without* a flush?
------- As I said, very small
Gallstones do pass. But most of the stuff you get is ….
6) OK, here's another one: Why, when I take
Epsom Salt during a gall bladder attack, does the pain go away within a few minutes? Is it a mere coincidence, and the attack was amazingly going to end any way?
------- Magnesium Sulphate (or
Epsom Salts ) is a good spasmolitic (not sure if you have this word in English). In other words, when the gallstone gets stuck in your biliary duct, it causes the duct muscles to contract powerfully, causing sharp pain for several hours.
Epsom Salts help the muscles to relax and pass the stone if it’s small enough or the stone could go back to the gallbladder – this is the end of the attack.
7) OK, here's another one: Why do you feel the need to come here to enlighten us on our misconceptions?
------- I am not going to enlighten anybody. I think helping people to understand how their body works is a good thing. There always should be HEALTHY AND OPEN discussion on this matter. That’s why I said that doctors, who cannot answer your questions, should be punished.
Hopefully this answers some of the next postings, too. I did try the flush myself as I said in the previous message. And I didn’t say you should stop doing this.
So good health to all of you and good luck!
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