Re: Thoughts on liver flush mechanism

I'm intrigued by your theory. First let me say that I'm convinced that flushing can lead to better health, but at the same time I have always wondered how we could have so many stones in our liver and gall bladder. Most of the large stones (1/2" diameter +) that I discharged in my first 2 flushes were emerald green with an off white or grayish outer coating. I've assumed that this was toxic bile covered with cholesterol. During those flushes and throughout the remaining flushes I've also discharged over a thousand small green stones (under 1/4" in diameter). I was always convinced that the larger stones were from the gallbladder and the smaller all green stones were from the liver. I have no idea how many inches or feet of bilary duct there is in the liver....but your theory would suggest that the small green stones may to some degreee be a bi-product of the flush with the oil interacting with toxic bile that fails to do it's job - rather than all coming from a congested liver. It sounds logical to me...but I have no medical explanation for it.

If I understand your theory....you are also suggesting that if the toxic bile that is secreted during digestion fails to properly digest the fats and allow for complete absorption of the fats into our system then that leads to the undigested particles entering the blood stream thru a leaky gut. Is that what you are saying?