Re: Sure, why do it unless you need to.

Its very interesting that those who "believe" in liver and gallbladder flushes, like to present their personal experiences of these flushes, as evidence that they work, but when those, (like myself), give my personal experience with these flushes, as evidence that they don't work, it is ignored or discounted.

When I did the liver/gallbladder flushes, I did pass these soap stones, and I knew that they were not gallstones, or liver stones , because I had scans before hand that showed conclusively that I did not have and Gallstones at all, and certainly no liver stones , (these are extremely rare anyway, so it wasn't likely that there would be any).

I felt no profound effects from doing these flushes, all I felt was a little nausea, while doing them.

I did not feel better after doing these flushes, in fact I noticed no observable change in my well being, at all.

I didn't have to read a lot of studies to find out whether these flushes work or not, I found out for myself, through doing these flushes, that they do not work.

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