Re: Sumthin's fishy about these experts,

[Guest guest]

You're right, Will. If lemon juice and olive oil saponify when mixed

then why doesn't Italian salad dressing turn into soap right there

on the table???

As a soap maker I think the whole saponification theory is

incredibly stupid! For one thing, the saponification process removes

most color -- you have to use a ton of dye to make soap have even a

mild tint (unlike when you're tinting frosting)-- but

these " saponified " soft stones come out the brightest green of

anything I've ever seen in my toilet! I mean, I don't go around

doing toilet comparisons with people, but I do know what peas look

like when they come through, and they look even worse than those

canned peas they used to serve in school cafeterias... so how do

these " fake stones " come out so bright???

All I can say is no one here is making any money off of me buying

olive oil and lemons so I trust you all a whole lot more than

medical " experts " trying to finance a holiday villa in Aspen.

Luci

--- In gallstones , " Will Winter " <holistic@v...>

wrote:

> I know! I just can't possibly see how those negative nabobs

called experts

> think olive oil " magically " gets saponified during a cleansing

when it never

> gets saponified any other time. I bet many others here have passed

these

> stones as well WITHOUT taking the olive oil. Plus, why are these

stones

> shades of green? They are also the shape of objects that have been

packed

> into a small space. People have also had before and after

ultrasounds and

> seen an emptying of the GB when they pass the floater stones. We

really

> need to get some of these light stones from the next cleansing and

have

> them analyzed ourselves.