A poor article, written in a hurry without knowledge of its subject.

    You base your statements on an article written by someone who as obviously not read either "The amazing liver and Gallbladder flush by Andreas Moritz" or "The Cure by Hulda Clark", the 2 books from which most of this debate is based.

    It's easy to assume that the author of the article you mention has not performed a flush on herself either. As for the videos included, if you can get passed the attitude of the girl acting as a doctor, it's not long before you see that she has little knowledge about the body's anatomy and physiology, and she looks more like she is rehearsing her own arguments for a school project.

    In any case if you give any serious thoughts to this article there are 2 points that should be addressed at least:

        1- The color of the stones is green because of the bile pigment they contain, and not because of the green pigment in the olive oil. I have done the flush with Dende oil (a Brazilian orange/red oil) and also with coconut oil, in both cases my liver flush gave the same greenish stones, I encourage any of you who doubt to try this.

        2- The provenance of the stones is mainly from the liver and not only from the gallbladder. The author of the article stresses that it is impossible to release 200 stones from the gallbladder, and she is right about that. But both Andreas Moritz and Hulda Clark are clear on that, most of the stones released are intrahepatic gallstones, meaning they were in formation in the liver, so they come from the liver and not the gallbladder.

    Last but not least, I presented these arguments as a direct reply to the article in question, very politely I might add, and my "comment" was moderated, showing what kind of people we are dealing with here.

    I hope I'm not writing to a troll and that if you have any reply whatsoever it will be constructed in a manner that will allow for communication.

    Sincerely

    equanime