Re: Not gallstones?

The sites you linked are full of BS!!!

In your first link they claim bile moisturizes the mucous membranes. Are you aware of how many different mucous membranes there are in the body? Are you aware that bile is caustic and burns tissues in higher concentrations? This is why people who have had their gallbladders removed get chronic diarrhea. The bile dumping in to the intestines chemically burns the intestinal wall causing a flood of fluid in to the intestines and peristalsis. This burning also greatly increases the risk of cancer. So how do you think the bile gets to the nasal cavity to moisturize the mucous membranes there? How about the vagina and its mucous membranes?

In your second link they claim autoimmune disorders, such as arthritis, are caused from an overactive immune system. First of all there are about 120 forms of arthritis. Very few have anything to do with autoimmunity. Secondly, autoimmunity results from an under active immune system, not an overactive immune system. This is why immune suppressants, like stress and stimulants, make autoimmune conditions worse. They weaken the immune system through additional adrenal suppression leading to the overproduction of low affinity antibodies. The rest of the immune system does their jobs just as they are designed to do. The cytokines are not overactive. The flora are not overactive. The white blood cells are not overactive. The peroxides are not overactive....... The fact is NOTHING is overactive, just an under active immunity from low adrenal function. And allergies result from a lack of epinephrine and corticosteroids, which prevents the proper countering of allergic responses when exposed to allergens. Do a little real research and you will find this is true.

And in your third link they claim that an improperly functioning gallbladder results in allergies. Where do they get this garbage?!!! The gallbladder has NOTHING to do with allergies. Again it is adrenal dysfunction. And again, do the research and you will find this is true.
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