Re: Has anyone seen this Lancet Gallbladder Flush Study?

I was hoping for Science to confirm or deny the report, but when people just speak opinion, one ends up having to defend and explain the study. For starters the study had specific requirements (as does the website). You are not comparing apples to apples. The study exclusively made its conclusions about “equal volumes of oleic acid (the major component of olive oil) and lemon juice”. So your “non lemon” experience is not relevant to the study’s findings. Something else may be better; the study does NOT say no cleansing techniques work. The website even suggests so at http://www.naturalhealthlibrarian.org/1001_gallbladder.asp. This particular gallbladder flush combination is popular on the internet, and the study make perfect scientific sense, but does anyone have knowledge that can confirm or deny this particular olive oil and lemon juice combination?

You said “Envious, fearful people will try to keep other people in the dark with them.” Well if the stones can be dissolved instead, isn’t that exactly what you are doing? I don’t know why people think if something cost money then isn’t any good. The store doesn't give the oil free, and no one is condemning the grocery store.