Re: middle eastern, greeks, meditereaneans prove liver flush

 Hv, after reading several pages of posts on liver/gallbladder flushes, I decided to do one for myself, to see if this flush would produce 'stones'. I know from a very recent ultrasound, that I do not have any gall stones, or liver stones , so it was safe to try this flush.

The morning after the flush, I passed what could be described as 1-2 cmgreenish blobs, that looked just like what people have posted on the LFforum. There were about a dozen of these, also a few brownish coloured blobs, of the same size and appearance.

These 'stones' also bore no resemblance to any gall stones that I have seen in the gallbladders of patients I have examined during post mortem. The liver and gallbladder are always examined during a post mortem.


From this experiment, I can conclude to my own satisfaction that these 'stones', are produced by ingesting the LF ingredients, and the action of these ingredients with the bile produced by the gallbladder, in the bowel. I am also satisfied that these 'stones' are not gall stones or liver stones.

Thanks for posting your results.  I know there will still not believe it no matter how much evidence is presented, but there will be some at least that will listen to the evidence and possibly save themselves from a trip to the emergency room because they lodged a real stone in their bile ducts.

Some of the evidence:

-These "stones" float, real gallstones sink.

-Many of these stones people have posted photos of are in excess of 25mm.  But even with dilation of the bile ducts with magnesium the maximum the ducts will expand is about 2mm.  Therefore it would be impossible for those to have come out of the gallbladder.

-People who have had these "stones" analyzed by  a real lab have reported that they are not real gallstones.

-People have reported expelling literally cups of these "stones".  Problem is that unless they are aliens from some other planet their gallbladders are not large enough to hold that quantity of real gallstones.