Re: Let's give the skeptics a break...it takes time to change ideas

It's a little naive to think the medical establishment, especially in the US, would go for alternative treatments. The patient in the medical industry are caught in a struggle between the pharmaceutical industry and the surgeons.

As someone mentioned earlier on this site, a famous actor died recently due to complications from gall bladder surgery. I don't know much of the details behind this case but wouldn't it have been great if he had known about this site?


> Thank you, Scott!
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> I am a little bit surprised - were you told that this is useless at the medical establishments?
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> This procedure is a part of a normal hospital care in where I'm from and was studying.
> It's a little bit dangerous - yes, because this can provoke the gallbladder attack, but just a little bit more dangerous than your everyday meals.
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> By the way, I forgot to tell that cows have the gallstones, too (makes perfect sense - they don't eat much fat).
> But there's no green stones in the liver of the cow - ask any butcher. I am not comparing anybody to cows, by the way!!!
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> If you ask guys who work in morgs and sees people insides, they will tell you the same thing.
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> And still, do the flush!
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> Good luck, I think I said enough to get a lot of replies :)
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