Hello folks! The research goes on... TIP: Instead of dyeing the ”Liver flush-drink” in order to conclude whether the ”stones” are made inside the liver/gallbladder or inside the intestines I propose that one mixes the ”Liver flush-drink” with e.g. sesame seeds or something similar. I think it´s important that the seeds/”markers” spreads even in the drink mixture and neither easily float at the drink´s surface or sink to it´s bottom. -If the ”stones” are made inside the intestines, then there should be seeds inside the stones? -If the ”stones” are made inside the liver/gallbl ...
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Hi Haakon! I just read what the swedish retired medicine doctor Karl Otto Aly (who seems to be very openminded towards complementary medicine) wrote about the liver flush and according to him (I translate a part of the swedish text from http://www.helhetsdoktorn.nu/tipsv50.htm that you, Haakon, refered to above) ”the soft, darkgreen lumps that can be found in the stool after undergoing this treatment - and that incorrectly has been claimed to be gallstones - are soaped bile acids”. This sounds, to me, like a natural explanation and can explain why some people get this green lumps o ...
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Hello Celcius! I didn´t say that westerners don´t have inrahepatic gallstones and that east asians (always) do have them. I said that it´s (according to the professor) extremely unusual that westerners have them and that it´s a bit less extremely unusual that east asians have them. If I remember it the right way, I´ve read that east asians get these intrahepathic stones mostly due to parasites that are more common in east asia then in the rest of the world. /Richard.   [End]
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Hello! I´m from Sweden and I e-mailed a professor in gastroentology who´s speciality are gallstones. According to him it´s extremely unusual that westerners have intrahepatic liverstones and to say that it´s normal to have thousands of intrahepatic liverstones is nonsense, according to him. East Asian people do more often than westerners form intrahepatic liverstones, also according to the professor. Why then isn´t it normal facts, that it´s very common that most of us do have thousands of liverstones? If this was the case, then all autopsied livers should be stuffed with these ston ...
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Hello! Interesting to take part of your stories from ”real life”! Another interesting question that demands further research is where an how these famous greenish lumps are formed... I think they can be formed not only by (these also famous parts) olive oil, lemon juice and ES, but also by, and maybe PRINCIPALLY, by bile and other liver products. Hence the consistency, quantity, size, color etc of these green ”stones” vary according to the status of each individuals internal body environment. How about the tendency that the number of stones decreases over time and number of ...
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Hi! If you believe that the green soft ”stones” are produced in the liver and gallbladder, then you´re of course right in your ”misinformation-claims”. But now it seems like the red dye actually are mixed within these green waxy stones, which indicates that the ”stones” are formed inside the intestines and tentatively are made from a mixture of bile, other digestive juices, olive oil, lemon juice, Epsom salts, foodstuff and red dye. Question: If the livers of everyone are stuffed with thousands of these green soft stones, why aren´t the medical world aware of it?! Why aren´t the ...
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