Date:   7/15/2002 9:42:24 PM ( 22 y ago)
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Guys,

Please forgive my English - it's not my mother tongue.

I think that doctors who cannot/don't want answer your questions regarding this very important procedure should be punished.

I did the Liver Flush couple of days ago myself. This is a great procedure, really makes your body to wake up and "clean the house".
This procedure is known to the traditional medicine. You should always try to conduct it under control of the medical personnel if you do have gallstones. You'll need immediate attention if the small Gallstones do try to pass.

However, what YOU find after the flush and think is "gallstones" is just the substance made from the olive oil you drank (that's why it's green). If you try to use the sunflower oil, you'll get amber "stones" instead of emerald ones. Use coconut oil - get the "pearl" ones etc. ;)

The explanation is very easy - your bile is alkaline (the stomach juice & lemon juice is acid, but you still get too much bile), together with the inner temperature in your body in the liver area (40 C) and that hot water bottle you get almost perfect conditions for producing soap-like substance.

There's couple of links on how to make soap at home (note the alkaline solution used):
http://www.madsci.org/experiments/archive/854443814.Ch.html
http://www.soapcrafters.com/makebase.htm

I find that counting your "stones" is very interesting, but have you ever tried to undergo ultrasound right before/after the flush?
You will be disappointed if you do. Stones stay in their usual place - they cannot pass the ducts even when you use the Magnesium Sulfate (which you should use, it makes the procedure much more effective).

Please don't get discouraged - the flush itself is very effective (it doesn't have to be so radical & dramatic, though). The amount of oil you drink could be much less, but then you won't get so much "stones" because lesser amount will be digested completely!

With great respect,
Paramedic

 

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