Re: bile, fats, and sinkers and floaters...

[Guest guest]

Did you follow the one I posted? He says it should float.

>

> the color sure shouldn't be like clay, so that's gotta be

improvement.

>

> i have no idea if bile would make'em float.

>

> i could use some help with my thinking on the following as i

might've got it

> mixed up somewhere:

>

> sinking or floating would depend on the fats content, since fats

float.

> true?

> so if you're not metabolizing fats in the diet (by the liver) you

get all

> floaters... ??? or, you're eating too many fats???

> i'd thought one should have mostly sinkers with an occasional

floater, most

> of the time. ???

>

> anyone have any web links that get into this?

> Re: [ ] Art

>

>

> I went from constant sinking, clay colored stools, to the

floating,

> normal color. I think its bile that makes the difference, correct?

>

[Guest guest]

I've paid attention to sinkers and floaters and I find...

Dah-da-da-daaaa...

Nothing to it.

Floaters may float for two reasons, one is lots of oil, the other is lots of

fiber with captured air. The former leaves more skid marks. Leave 'em

unflushed with no toilet paper over them for a while and they all sink,

pretty quickly actually.

Eating nearly nothing but meat can produce a dandy floater, and can even do

so with fairly lean meat if your metabolism is that of a meat eater, despite

what vegetarians say. I put sinkers and floaters right up there with 40

pounds of undigested meat in Wayne's colon. Hockey. Really.

Daddybob

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9:44 AM

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Ransley, what you just said is comparable to me telling Lymies that their aches are probably due to arthritis.

The problem with this hcv is that we all have various levels of damage, due to many different periods of infection, and constitutions. Sinking, pale colored stools is a sign of poor digestion. The bile ducts can become swollen shut from inflammation and/or fibrosis and/or cancer. You stop producing bile and/or cholesterol, or it can back up into your system, an obvious symptom is jaundice. I've been to both ends of the spectrum with this hcv/liver illness for 35 years and I note the changes. Bile helps break down toxins and digests fats. The presence of dark to medium bile means the liver is doing a fairly good job. No, they don't all always float; they vary, but a healthy bm has markers of bile, fiber, and digested fats. (float) What you may be seeing from eating 50 lbs of meat may be a healthy

liver ramping up bile production to deal with the meat. An ill liver could go into failure from the same diet.

[ ] Re: bile, fats, and sinkers and floaters...I've paid attention to sinkers and floaters and I find...Dah-da-da-daaaa...Nothing to it.Floaters may float for two reasons, one is lots of oil, the other is lots offiber with captured air. The former leaves more skid marks. Leave 'emunflushed with no toilet paper over them for a while and they all sink,pretty quickly actually.Eating nearly nothing but meat can produce a dandy floater, and can even doso with fairly lean meat if your metabolism is that of a meat eater, despitewhat vegetarians say. I put sinkers and floaters right up there with 40pounds of undigested

meat in Wayne's colon. Hockey. Really. DaddybobNo virus found in this outgoing message.Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.5.516 / Virus Database: 269.19.20/1260 - Release Date: 2/5/20089:44 AM

[Guest guest]

Hi Art,

My stool color changes according to what I eat. If I take iron it

turns the stool darker / more grayish. If I don't take iron and eat a

lot of grains, the stool will be more tan. If I eat lots of greens, my

stool will be darker and more green colored.

Joe

[Guest guest]

Ha ha! You're humorous, Bob.

Here's my speculation about elimination:

Floaters float because of fiber that makes them like limbs or leaves.

Eventually all wood becomes waterlogged if left in the water long

enough and sinks.

Nutman says they sink if you're constipated, if you're not getting

enough fiber.

I have determined that too much dark chocolate and MMS do not go

together. I made hot cocoa Sunday after we built a snowman. I used

87% cocoa, and drank about 1.2 oz. The reaction was the same as the

vinegar earlier. Man, I was so tired last night.

I took oodles of PB-8 to right the colon. 16 caps in a retention

enema and 8 caps orally.

Today I'm fine, just a bit weak.

Kat

[Guest guest]

Try beets:

I drank a bunch of carrot, beet and celery juice.

I thought my colon was bleeding!

Kat

[Guest guest]

>Ransley, what you just said is comparable to me telling Lymies that their

aches are probably due to arthritis. <

No, it's not, but I certainly accept that Lyme can either cause or worsen

arthritis.

>Sinking, pale colored stools is a sign of poor digestion. <

Or- a sign of ingesting a lot of dairy, and for some of us who ingest and

benefit from raw dairy, that happens. It does not mean our stools are

showing poor health.

>What you may be seeing from eating 50 lbs of meat<

I didn't say anything like that. I was referring to the old hoax about

Wayne's autopsy.

Daddybob

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9:13 AM

[Guest guest]

are you talking about constipation? since I have started taking mms I

have been very irregular. I have diarrhea one day and complete

constipation the next. It seems to switch off every day.

greg

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wrote:

>

> Ha ha! You're humorous, Bob.

>

> Here's my speculation about elimination:

> Floaters float because of fiber that makes them like limbs or leaves.

> Eventually all wood becomes waterlogged if left in the water long

> enough and sinks.

>

> Nutman says they sink if you're constipated, if you're not getting

> enough fiber.

>

> I have determined that too much dark chocolate and MMS do not go

> together. I made hot cocoa Sunday after we built a snowman. I used

> 87% cocoa, and drank about 1.2 oz. The reaction was the same as the

> vinegar earlier. Man, I was so tired last night.

>

> I took oodles of PB-8 to right the colon. 16 caps in a retention

> enema and 8 caps orally.

>

> Today I'm fine, just a bit weak.

>

> Kat

>

[Guest guest]

MMS cleans you out with diarrhea (speaking for myself),

then it takes a while to fill up the pipes again.

jp

> are you talking about constipation? since I have started taking mms I

> have been very irregular. I have diarrhea one day and complete

> constipation the next. It seems to switch off every day.

>

> greg