Re: Would you like a liver flush with that colon cleanse?

"Pretty amazing, eh? I can’t figure out why such flushing would eliminate allergies or shoulder, arm, and back pain, but then I’m not Hulda Clark. I suppose her latter example might have been meant that it will get rid of the referred pain of gallbladder and other biliary disease, which is often perceived radiating to the right shoulder and upper back, but I suspect that might be attributing too much medical sophistication to someone who blames a liver fluke for all disease."

Typical misrepresentation, by "Science based" writer. Not very scientific. Not very scientific rhetoric, seems more like somebody taking a dump.

"Most gallstones do not contain any such thing. Gallstones and liver stones form when cholesterol and/or bile salts in the bile form tiny crystals, which then enlarge. Most gallstones are cholesteral gallstones, and liver stones are much less common."

Not a very science based explanation.

"Not quite. In any case, if true obstruction were present and increasing the “back pressure” on the liver, it would be fairly straightforward to demonstrate by observing dilated biliary ducts in the liver on ultrasound."

I personally know two people who had gall bladder issues regarding stones, that were never seen by ultrasound, and one of the people was sick for years before a doctor finally told them they would remove the gall bladder...stones still not seen by ultrasound. Its tough to believe the veracity of the writer when experience is to the contrary.

"Most practitioners selling liver “cleanses” emphasize their flushy goodness as a means of eliminating “liver toxins” (whatever that means) and “stones”:"

More inaccurate logic and non-scientific analysis.

This article is full of rhetoric and weak humiliation tactics, Not scientific(whatever that means).