Chinese method for removing stuck stones.

Hanna

Thanks for that very interesting link. I think it’s just about on-topic as it’s mainly about flushing, Chinese hospital style. The protocols discussed in the article don't contradict anything on this forum except that it’s is specifically focussed on gall stone removal, when stones are specifically stuck. It achieves this by paralysing the muscle that controls the common bile duct when it enters the duodenum and then releases bile once pressure has built up. It's interesting that the largest size of stone expelled this way is a 1cm calibre, because I think this group does better than that.

The Epson salt is used to increase bile flow I assume by dilating the duct but this doesn't increase the total amount of bile secreted, just the rate of flow for pushing out stones.

The article also recognises that the bile production adjust to the requirement of the body. If ones diet becomes fattier more bile will be produced by the liver. Hence to ensure that all this bile is used the fat intake would need to increase beyond its maximum capability. If the liver gets flushed frequently with 4 floz of olive oil the effect will decrease and to get a “maximum” flush more olive oil would be required. Obviously there is a limit to doing this. What I don't know is how long it takes the body to adjust and return to normal. However it would indicate that in the long run it isn't beneficial to flush too often and that a longer flush cycle in better. I assume that the professions who indicate 2/3 weeks between flushes have taken this into account.

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