A good software program for analyzing LF results?

Hi fellow flushers!

I'm looking for recommendations for a free, downloadable statistics program to analyze about 50 liver flushes.

It should be able to start with very simple variables, for example, comparing results of all flushes done according to moon cycle (full, waning, new, waxing, vs # stones).

I hope that I can later combine the results of previously run analyses to look at more complex interactions, without having to retype all the numbers (for example, moon cycle vs type of malic acid source vs # stones produced) etc.

I'm trying to figure out which variables produce the most effective liver flushes, and since all our bodies and circumstances are unique, I'd like to learn what works best with my body.

I think I have enough data now that my findings might be statistically significant and thus of interest to other liver flushers. I'm not saying that the findings would prove anything (we don't need proof in the support forum), but something which is found to be very consistent for me might be consistent for others with similar body types, circumstances and methods. I doubt that it would have any scientific interest, outside of our select group.

Any suggestions?

I've used statistics when I was a Psychology student at university, but we used (egads) pen, paper, erasers, and calculators! A program should be much more helpful, especially when combining factors.

Thanks so much!

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