Re: gall stones - ATT:DAVE

[Guest guest]

You have stated that you would do a lot of home work

before doing a liver flush ? What are the details of

that home work, can you explain please ?

The gentleman I mentioned having liver cancer suffered

burst of gall bladder due to gall stones. When his

gall bladder was removed it was having cancerous

effects plus cancerous spots on the liver were

observed, which led to his death. You have stated

that stones in the gb can not cause cancer. So, how

his gb was found to be cancerous ?

It is also opinion of some surgeons that if gall

bladder with stones is not removed, then it can cause

cancer. How far this impression is true ?

About the definitiion of my fatty liver, I am

hereunder reproducing report of a famous u/s

specialist doctor :

" The liver measures 153 mm (upper 160 mm), it is

normal in size and shape with slightly increased

echogenicity in general (Grade-I Fatty Liver). The

outlines are smooth. No focal defect. No dilatation

of the hepatobiliary ducts " .

What is your opinion about the liver in view of above

report. Does this report mean it is enlarged ?

The internist advised me to reduce my weight. If I

reduce my weight, will liver be also reduced.

Moreover, I have a big fatty lump right on the right

ribs over gb/liver. But, the doctor says it is just a

fatty lump and no need to worry unless it does not

cause pain.

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