Re: Definition of Good Results

OK then. New question:

OK then, IYHO, is there anything wrong with being fully informed of the risk, being willing to take the risk, and doing a liver flush in order to feel better if possible? Or would you have people remain in misery?

Isn't it misery if you end up in the hospital with a lodged stone from the "flush" and end up having your gallbladder removed in emergency surgery because of it?

Again, there are much safer and easier ways of moving bile and the intestines.  And if a person really does have gallstones there are safe and easy ways to actually get rid of them since these "liver flushes" will not do this.  The "liver flushes" are like a magic show.  They may be entertaining from some but it still is not real.  Those rubbery balls are not gallstones.  Read up on what real gallstones look like and feel like.