Date:   8/20/2011 9:19:30 AM ( 13 y ago)
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 Ahh, I see. Thanks for giving me the lowdown. I have an idea who the person is actually.

I am not the only person who has debunked, nor has been debunking, the myth of "liver flushing".  That is just one more of a long line of misleading claims made by you know who!

I did, however, see the exact "saponified olive oil" claim in a supposedly-well-regarded book that I own: the Encyclopedia of Natural Medicine by Murray and Pizzorno. It really irked me to see the claim there, because here are two guys who are supposed to be experts, publishing what is supposed to be authoritative advice on natural medicine, meanwhile a layperson like me has definitive evidence that they are wrong.

Actually they are experts and they are not wrong.  The evidence that "liver flushing" is a fraud is overwhelming and has been presented repeatedly unlike proof that those big squishy blobs are real gallstones.  If people wish to believe in fairy tales such as "liver flushing" that is up to them.  But people need to be presented with the real facts as well so they can look at the evidence and decide for themselves.

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