The reported around 200 so-called gallstones that people see after these
cleanses, are not gall-stones - they are an artifact of the cleanse.  They
are saponified fats that form in a similar to the way soap is made, and are
formed from a combination of bile salts and fat globules.  The gallbladder
would not be capable of containing that number of 'stones' - indeed, when
there are stones in the gallbladder, they are usually only a few or less.

Following this cleanse may dislodge real gall stones that are not causing a
problem, and force them to the ducts and causing them to get stuck there
causing a lot of pain, and can lead to life threatening cholecystitis.

Kim

On Jan 1, 2008 4:20 PM, william <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

> If you google "liver cleanse" you will find lots of posts where people
> get rid of what looks like gallstones, and the recipe is olive oil mixed
> (shaken, not stirred!) with lemon juice or grapefruit juice.
> Originator was Hulda Regehr Clark in her book "the Cure for All
> Disease". She wrote that a sedative potion is also needed to avoid "the
> worst night of your life". She had a strict protocol, might find that
> online as well.
>
> Good Luck
>
> William
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> Landry, Karyn wrote:
> > Hi and thanks for your info.  Presently I am using high quality olive
> oil and have not had an attack with the oil.  As with Britain and the Unites
> States as well as Canada, surgery is always the first options according to
> most doctors.  I have seen my holistic doctor and have a number of things I
> have been trying to help break up the stones so as not to undergo surgery.
>  The only thing I have not been able to do is drink 1/4 cup olive oil before
> bed and the same the following morning.  I am scared to start another attack
> so have been putting it off.  I will be seeing the surgeon on the 16th and
> will have more info from there.  I am not in a hurry to have him cut me
> open.
> >
> > Karyn
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