Question about epsom salts

[Guest guest]

Hi -- I just finished with flush number 3 which, considering it was only 3 weeks

(instead of 6 months) from my second flush, it was virtually painless and I

didn't even have to take a day off work this time (I don't have to be there

until 2PM so it gives me a good morning get through the worst). I'm not passing

nearly as many stones this time.

But I do have a question regarding epsom salts. I do pass hundreds of itty

bitty tan colored " stones " that float in my toilet that resemble the epsom

salts, however, these *float* (like gallstones are supposed to do) and the epsom

salts do most definitely *sink* when dissolving them in the water *before*

consumption (yuck, by the way, but definitely worth it). So are they gallstones

or epsom salts? If they are epsom salts, why are they now floating instead of

sinking?

Lori

[Guest guest]

Hi Lori,

I just finished my 6th flush yesterday. It's been about 8 months since my

last flush and they just don't get any prettier. LOL

The tan stones you're talking about, I believe are considered chaff. They

come from the gallbladder/liver and are just as important to get out as the

stones are.

I'm thinking about using more olive oil when I do my next flush in 2 weeks.

I didn't get much out this time - probably about 30 stones. I usually get

300-500 out. So, this was very disappointing.

BTW, epsom salts sink and dissolve in water.

Tara

-----Original Message-----

From: gallstones [mailto:gallstones ]On

Behalf Of Lori

Sent: Thursday, October 13, 2005 11:01 AM

gallstones

Subject: Question about epsom salts

Hi -- I just finished with flush number 3 which, considering it was only 3

weeks (instead of 6 months) from my second flush, it was virtually painless

and I didn't even have to take a day off work this time (I don't have to be

there until 2PM so it gives me a good morning get through the worst). I'm

not passing nearly as many stones this time.

But I do have a question regarding epsom salts. I do pass hundreds of

itty bitty tan colored " stones " that float in my toilet that resemble the

epsom salts, however, these *float* (like gallstones are supposed to do) and

the epsom salts do most definitely *sink* when dissolving them in the water

*before* consumption (yuck, by the way, but definitely worth it). So are

they gallstones or epsom salts? If they are epsom salts, why are they now

floating instead of sinking?

Lori

[Guest guest]

Thank you Tara. I was starting to think I scared everyone off with my

questions. :-) I'm basically doing my flushes every three weeks now until I

have no stones, then I'll go with twice a year after that. It has been an

amazing experience so far. I'm now convinced that I've avoided surgery, even

after all these years of having attacks.

Lori

----- Original Message -----

From: filumena

gallstones

Sent: Thursday, October 13, 2005 10:09 AM

Subject: RE: Question about epsom salts

Hi Lori,

I just finished my 6th flush yesterday. It's been about 8 months since my

last flush and they just don't get any prettier. LOL

The tan stones you're talking about, I believe are considered chaff.