Guest guest Posted May 28, 2008 Report Share Posted May 28, 2008 Very simply this so called Dr doesn't have a clue regarding saponification and the making of soap. In short this article to which you request information about is about a so called doctor who is talking out his.....well ask me and I'll tell you no lie. I had an interview with a person that is expert in the field of making soap and he explained the process and noted that the human body doesn't get hot enough nor have time enough to do the process of making " soap " . This information was posted years ago on this group but is far to hard to find in the archives and I've had computer crashes since that caused the loss of his interview. It may be in the Cure Zone's archives but I have not been able to find it in the gall bladder group's archives for years. Saponification is part of the process to the making of " Soap " but that process calls for a specific amount of fat to alkali in combination with heat to make soap. Also, keep in mind that stones don't just come from the gallbladder they are also made in the liver, and in abundance. Also X-rays will not show up stones made from cholesterol preciptation or coagulation. You have to have an MRI to be proof positive or an ultrasound, but an ultrasound isn't all that great for being positive. Just for grins and giggles how about reading what said at the Cure Zone site it is very much like what the soap expert wrote me and I posted on the group. http://curezone.com/forums/fm.asp?i=65921 Dale please read this and tell me it isn't true http://www.ourplaceinternational.com/s4%20curing%20gallstone.html A. Posey Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 28, 2008 Report Share Posted May 28, 2008 Hi , Being new to the group you have missed this ongoing discussion for the past many many years. while I lean toward the camp that the green blobs are some type of coagulation (not necessarily saponification specifically) this " doctor " shows hhis ignorant bias with statements like " the tendency of an excess of oil is to further impair metabolism " or " but may do considerable harm " . This group is full of real experts on gallstones such as Dale. People who have been curled up in pain writhing on the floor who researched their options besides having the organ removed, applied anywhere from 1 to 50 flushes and have far more than " temporary relief " . How long has it been Dale since you had an attack? While I lean towards the coagulation school of thought, the green blobs are not the only things eliminated in the flushes. Dale sent me the pictures of the stones that he past on his first flush years ago. They were not green blobs. They were tan and brown calcified gallstones identical to some of those recovered from removed gallbladders. The largest of which was over 3/4 of an inch in diameter. The composition of gallstones can vary widely by the way. 80% of the gallstones in this country are mostly cholesterol. Cholesterol is soft. The purpose of the flushes is not to " dissolve gallstones and cause them to pass out " . It is to evacuate the bowel so that whatever is released may pass out quickly and unencumbered, soften the " stones " to whatever extent is possible, relax the ducts, build a large quantity of stored bile before, stimulate contraction to release as much as is possible of what is stagnating in the gallbladder. This ignorant mouth waving his degree and license as proof to accuracy would do well to join a group like this in order to educate himself on the actual degree of sucess by these methods. It's irrefutable. And there are no gaurantees as to how many flushes it may take. If you are looking for a one shot wonder you should have your gallbladder out. If so, it is the only shot you can take. Gallbladder health after stones have formed or function has been limited requires diet and lifestyle changes, persistence and discipline. The total ramifications in health benefits for those that do far outshadow just the relief of gallbladder discomfort. This is a great big wake up call from a friendly Universe. This doctor is right that the formation of gallstones is caused by the " perversion of metabolism " and that the solution is the normalization of such. Again, this requires a lot more than just performing a flush (or ripping out the organ). Working long term on liver/gallbladder health is essential. So at the end of the argument lies the real issues and those are things like; " do I feel better?, " is my quality of life better? " and such. The answers, proven by members of groups like this, are a resounding " YES! " . So who cares whether I am a delusional idiot as the not-so-good doctor would have you believe? Please do not disturb my bliss. Dave gallstones@...: heatheraposey@...: Tue, 27 May 2008 22:22:29 -0700Subject: please read this and tell me it isn't true http://www.ourplaceinternational.com/s4%20curing%20gallstone.html A. Posey Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 28, 2008 Report Share Posted May 28, 2008 > How long has it been Dale since you had an attack? While I lean towards > the coagulation school of thought, the green blobs are not the only things > eliminated in the flushes. Dale sent me the pictures of the stones that > he past on his first flush years ago. They were not green blobs. They > were tan and brown calcified gallstones identical to some of those > recovered from removed gallbladders. The largest of which was over 3/4 of > an inch in diameter.> I had my first and only GB attack March 12, 2006. I refused surgery, studied, did 3 flushes and passed stones for over a year!!! A few were green but most were yellow with white speckles. Started out the size of corn (and no, I don't eat corn), then the size of hominy and a few were 3/4 inch. I have never had another attack and I've read that lots of people who do have an attack never have another one. I swear by the A-F Betafood tablets, a good diet, and exercise. I totally agree that the purpose of flushes is to soften the stones so that they can be discharged. Many people have stones, never have a problem and don't know they have stones until they have a test for something else and it shows up. I've had 2 sonograms and I still have stones, but they do not cause me a problem. I am thrilled and relieved that I refused that surgery. Amber Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 28, 2008 Report Share Posted May 28, 2008 Thanks man...I'm working up the nerve to try a flush soon... Sent from my iPhone! On May 28, 2008, at 10:37 AM, Dave Shelden <wholehealthawareness@...> wrote: Hi , Being new to the group you have missed this ongoing discussion for the past many many years. while I lean toward the camp that the green blobs are some type of coagulation (not necessarily saponification specifically) this " doctor " shows hhis ignorant bias with statements like " the tendency of an excess of oil is to further impair metabolism " or " but may do considerable harm " . This group is full of real experts on gallstones such as Dale. People who have been curled up in pain writhing on the floor who researched their options besides having the organ removed, applied anywhere from 1 to 50 flushes and have far more than " temporary relief " . How long has it been Dale since you had an attack? While I lean towards the coagulation school of thought, the green blobs are not the only things eliminated in the flushes. Dale sent me the pictures of the stones that he past on his first flush years ago. They were not green blobs. They were tan and brown calcified gallstones identical to some of those recovered from removed gallbladders. The largest of which was over 3/4 of an inch in diameter. The composition of gallstones can vary widely by the way. 80% of the gallstones in this country are mostly cholesterol. Cholesterol is soft. The purpose of the flushes is not to " dissolve gallstones and cause them to pass out " . It is to evacuate the bowel so that whatever is released may pass out quickly and unencumbered, soften the " stones " to whatever extent is possible, relax the ducts, build a large quantity of stored bile before, stimulate contraction to release as much as is possible of what is stagnating in the gallbladder. This ignorant mouth waving his degree and license as proof to accuracy would do well to join a group like this in order to educate himself on the actual degree of sucess by these methods. It's irrefutable. And there are no gaurantees as to how many flushes it may take. If you are looking for a one shot wonder you should have your gallbladder out. If so, it is the only shot you can take. Gallbladder health after stones have formed or function has been limited requires diet and lifestyle changes, persistence and discipline. The total ramifications in health benefits for those that do far outshadow just the relief of gallbladder discomfort. This is a great big wake up call from a friendly Universe. This doctor is right that the formation of gallstones is caused by the " perversion of metabolism " and that the solution is the normalization of such. Again, this requires a lot more than just performing a flush (or ripping out the organ). Working long term on liver/gallbladder health is essential. So at the end of the argument lies the real issues and those are things like; " do I feel better?, " is my quality of life better? " and such. The answers, proven by members of groups like this, are a resounding " YES! " . So who cares whether I am a delusional idiot as the not-so-good doctor would have you believe? Please do not disturb my bliss. Dave gallstones@...: heatheraposey@...: Tue, 27 May 2008 22:22:29 -0700Subject: please read this and tell me it isn't true http://www.ourplaceinternational.com/s4%20curing%20gallstone.html A. Posey Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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