Re: Is it true about Epsom Salt?

[Guest guest]

Where is your proof other than someones statement on the internet. I

would like to see the scientific studies before you quote this as proof.

Kishan Singh wrote:

> Note: Some flushes recommend taking Epsom Salt (magnesium sulfate). DO

> NOT DO THIS!!!

> Although magnesium sulfate is effective at moving the bowels because

> of its extreme toxicity, it will also calcify your epithelium wall,

> partially destroy your digestive tract, and use up valuable

> electrolytes. Epsom Salt is extremely destructive to the entire

> digestive system.

>

> http://www.cleanse.net/newsite/articles/gallbladder_1.html

> <http://www.cleanse.net/newsite/articles/gallbladder_1.html>

>

> Kishan Singh

> Delhi

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Where is YOUR PROOF other than someone's statement on the internet. We all

would like to see the scientific studies before you deny this.

G & K Murray <kgtnm@...> wrote:

Where is your proof other than someones statement on the internet. I

would like to see the scientific studies before you quote this as proof.

Kishan Singh wrote:

> Note: Some flushes recommend taking Epsom Salt (magnesium sulfate). DO

> NOT DO THIS!!!

> Although magnesium sulfate is effective at moving the bowels because

> of its extreme toxicity, it will also calcify your epithelium wall,

> partially destroy your digestive tract, and use up valuable

> electrolytes. Epsom Salt is extremely destructive to the entire

> digestive system.

>

> http://www.cleanse.net/newsite/articles/gallbladder_1.html

> <http://www.cleanse.net/newsite/articles/gallbladder_1.html>

>

> Kishan Singh

> Delhi

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Show me cases where this exists. I have never in my 12 years of

research heard of these statements. It is not a substance that one

would take daily, just like you wouldn't antibiotics on a daily basis

for no reason. It is not calcium so it will not calcify anything.

Magnesium does the opposite by removing excess calcium. Taking epsom

salts to move the bowels is only 30 % of the action in a gall cleanse.

It works to relax smooth muscles ehich is it's main function. There is

nothing backing this statement up on his website it is just him

talking. Magnesium sulfate has been sold for many decades by

pharmacies. These should be researched before being accepted as the

god spoken truth.

Kishan Singh wrote:

> Where is YOUR PROOF other than someone's statement on the internet.

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

May I suggest that someone email Dr. about His statement and see if he

can qualify it. He seems to be quite knowledgeable about the digestive process.

And while he does not state the exact mechanism in his article on his site, he

may be able to give a quick explanation. It is doubtfull that using magnesium

sulfate for the infrequent flush is going to do much damage. Magnesium citrate

works just as well and considering that he has citrates in his products I would

doubt he would have much concern with this. -Dave

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

From: Kishan Singh<mailto:nimana_sikh@...>

gallstones <mailto:gallstones >

Sent: Tuesday, February 06, 2007 9:15 AM

Subject: Re: Is it true about Epsom Salt?

Where is YOUR PROOF other than someone's statement on the internet. We all

would like to see the scientific studies before you deny this.

G & K Murray <kgtnm@...<mailto:kgtnm@...>> wrote:

Where is your proof other than someones statement on the internet. I

would like to see the scientific studies before you quote this as proof.

Kishan Singh wrote:

> Note: Some flushes recommend taking Epsom Salt (magnesium sulfate). DO

> NOT DO THIS!!!

> Although magnesium sulfate is effective at moving the bowels because

> of its extreme toxicity, it will also calcify your epithelium wall,

> partially destroy your digestive tract, and use up valuable

> electrolytes. Epsom Salt is extremely destructive to the entire

> digestive system.

>

>

http://www.cleanse.net/newsite/articles/gallbladder_1.html<http://www.cleanse.ne\

t/newsite/articles/gallbladder_1.html>

>

<http://www.cleanse.net/newsite/articles/gallbladder_1.html<http://www.cleanse.n\

et/newsite/articles/gallbladder_1.html>>

>

> Kishan Singh

> Delhi

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

thanks murray

i have never done flush. i have never used epsom salt.

but i got it on net, and wanted the users to ponder over it for their benefit.

have u researched it, so that the users should take it as god spoken truth?

G & K Murray <kgtnm@...> wrote:

Show me cases where this exists. I have never in my 12 years of

research heard of these statements. It is not a substance that one

would take daily, just like you wouldn't antibiotics on a daily basis

for no reason. It is not calcium so it will not calcify anything.

Magnesium does the opposite by removing excess calcium. Taking epsom

salts to move the bowels is only 30 % of the action in a gall cleanse.

It works to relax smooth muscles ehich is it's main function. There is

nothing backing this statement up on his website it is just him

talking. Magnesium sulfate has been sold for many decades by

pharmacies. These should be researched before being accepted as the

god spoken truth.

Kishan Singh wrote:

> Where is YOUR PROOF other than someone's statement on the internet.

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Kishan,

You should never take anything you read on the net as God-Spoken truth.

You should read everything that you can and then make up your own mind

based on what the masses say and what you personally feel is right for

you. But just because one person is out there screaming to stay away

from something. That it is dangerous beyond belief, I would have to

look into more to see why he is saying it. I have been performing the

flushes with epsom salts for 10 years and have nothing but positive

results from any of the flushes. It has brought my whole digestive

health back from close to be dead. I do not use them daily as that may

be come tosic, but I do use them during the flushing process. They have

aided me in pulling calcium deposits that were causing me great pain. I

just think before believing a personal blog or webpage that you check

with people who have been there done that and are knowledgeable. You

ultimately hae to make the choice so you must research all the facts.

Kishan Singh wrote:

> thanks murray

>

> i have never done flush. i have never used epsom salt.

>

> but i got it on net, and wanted the users to ponder over it for their

benefit.

>

> have u researched it, so that the users should take it as god spoken

truth?

>

> G & K Murray <kgtnm@...> wrote:

> Show me cases where this exists. I have never in my 12 years of

> research heard of these statements. It is not a substance that one

> would take daily, just like you wouldn't antibiotics on a daily basis

> for no reason.

[Guest guest]

thanks murray for your informative reply.

it is also written on net that the stones expelled by the flushes are not

actual gallstones, they are the 'creatiion' of olive oil and epsum salt

reactiion. then how come that people pass thousands of stones, and what will be

the total mass of all the thousands stones put together.

stones take years to form.

does olive oil enters the gall bladder, because people are advised to lay down

on their right side? what is the actual role of olive oil? why only olive oil?

how these big stones come out when the opening of the gall bladder is so small

that when the small ones stuck in the neck region of galllbladder, it causes

immense pain. then why no pain when very big stones come out through that small

opening? why stones keep coming out continuously? if they are produced in liver,

then why not liver stones?

G & K Murray <kgtnm@...> wrote:

Kishan,

You should never take anything you read on the net as God-Spoken truth.

You should read everything that you can and then make up your own mind

based on what the masses say and what you personally feel is right for

you. But just because one person is out there screaming to stay away

from something. That it is dangerous beyond belief, I would have to

look into more to see why he is saying it. I have been performing the

flushes with epsom salts for 10 years and have nothing but positive

results from any of the flushes. It has brought my whole digestive

health back from close to be dead. I do not use them daily as that may

be come tosic, but I do use them during the flushing process. They have

aided me in pulling calcium deposits that were causing me great pain. I

just think before believing a personal blog or webpage that you check

with people who have been there done that and are knowledgeable. You

ultimately hae to make the choice so you must research all the facts.

Kishan Singh wrote:

> thanks murray

>

> i have never done flush. i have never used epsom salt.

>

> but i got it on net, and wanted the users to ponder over it for their

benefit.

>

> have u researched it, so that the users should take it as god spoken

truth?

>

> G & K Murray <kgtnm@...> wrote:

> Show me cases where this exists. I have never in my 12 years of

> research heard of these statements. It is not a substance that one

> would take daily, just like you wouldn't antibiotics on a daily basis

> for no reason.

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[Guest guest]

Just my two cents: I have used Flax seed oil also during flushes.....and got

out stones. I don't think it has to be olive oil.

Dee

[Guest guest]

Stones do not necessarily take years to form, yet they may. Olive oil does not

enter the gallbladder. That would take the reverse absorbsion, like sucking up

through a straw. The olive oil, or has someone just pointed out, ANY oil is

going to stimulate the mass release of bile... Open the flood gates, wash the

crepitus down stream. The Epsom salts (or other forms of magnesium) are

relaxing to the smooth muscle around the duct, allowing larger stones to pass.

There are liver stones. Check the photo gallery on Curezone for pictures of

dissected, ressected livers and their stones. -Dave

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

From: Kishan Singh<mailto:nimana_sikh@...>

gallstones <mailto:gallstones >

Sent: Wednesday, February 07, 2007 9:14 AM

Subject: Re: Is it true about Epsom Salt?

thanks murray for your informative reply.

it is also written on net that the stones expelled by the flushes are not

actual gallstones, they are the 'creatiion' of olive oil and epsum salt

reactiion. then how come that people pass thousands of stones, and what will be

the total mass of all the thousands stones put together.

stones take years to form.

does olive oil enters the gall bladder, because people are advised to lay down

on their right side? what is the actual role of olive oil? why only olive oil?

how these big stones come out when the opening of the gall bladder is so small

that when the small ones stuck in the neck region of galllbladder, it causes

immense pain. then why no pain when very big stones come out through that small

opening? why stones keep coming out continuously? if they are produced in liver,

then why not liver stones?

G & K Murray <kgtnm@...<mailto:kgtnm@...>> wrote:

Kishan,

You should never take anything you read on the net as God-Spoken truth.

You should read everything that you can and then make up your own mind

based on what the masses say and what you personally feel is right for

you. But just because one person is out there screaming to stay away

from something. That it is dangerous beyond belief, I would have to

look into more to see why he is saying it. I have been performing the

flushes with epsom salts for 10 years and have nothing but positive

results from any of the flushes. It has brought my whole digestive

health back from close to be dead. I do not use them daily as that may

be come tosic, but I do use them during the flushing process. They have

aided me in pulling calcium deposits that were causing me great pain. I

just think before believing a personal blog or webpage that you check

with people who have been there done that and are knowledgeable. You

ultimately hae to make the choice so you must research all the facts.

Kishan Singh wrote:

> thanks murray

>

> i have never done flush. i have never used epsom salt.

>

> but i got it on net, and wanted the users to ponder over it for their

benefit.

>

> have u researched it, so that the users should take it as god spoken

truth?

>

> G & K Murray <kgtnm@...<mailto:kgtnm@...>> wrote:

> Show me cases where this exists. I have never in my 12 years of

> research heard of these statements. It is not a substance that one

> would take daily, just like you wouldn't antibiotics on a daily basis

> for no reason.

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