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>What if some days sink and some days float?

>also what if it floats but is pointing down where most is sunk?

You got me on that one. It means different things but on the whole if it

consistenly floats which mine always did, I have heard that it is a sign you

aren't digesting fat properly because your liver is chogged up. Every time I

did the liver flush, BMs would sink for a week and start floating again (as more

bile stones moved down to chog up the lower part of the liver again). Finally,

after a time of adding a lot more animal fat to my diet and doing a few more

liver flushes, they consistently started sinking again. My skin is better than

ever and dryness has gone away.

>Is a sinking poop really a sign of digestion problems with fat?

No, FLOATING poop CAN be a sign of fat digestion problems.

- Filippa

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From: Filippa [mailto:filippa91@...]

Sent: Saturday, 7 February 2004 6:47 PM

Subject: Re: Nestle+L'Oreal = cosmeceuticals

Jo -

>I'm only 30, but I have the skin of someone quite a bit older. My >facial

skin is dry, particularly my forehead (which is also greasey),

>my hands chap easily so they always have small cuts on

>them, my lips are permanently chapped, dry and

>peeling. My shins flake, as do my forearms. So, what

>am I doing wrong? I eat a pretty high fat diet, lots

>of stocks, fermented veg, kombucha.

Liver flushing radically changed my skin from dry to soft and smooth. Maybe

you're not digesting fats. Do your stools float? Mine always did until

after a few liver flushes. Now they sink indicating that my body knows how

to use fats now. Since my teens I have had to use lip balm, now I never

even think about it.

- Filippa

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Thanks filippa

Somtiems I get the odd day where they float.

I also get dry skin but overall I think my skin is good.

( usually forehead, nose and forarms seem to get dry/flaky but not much

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From: Filippa [mailto:filippa91@...]

Sent: Saturday, 7 February 2004 7:02 PM

Subject: Re: cosmeceuticals/fat digestion

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>What if some days sink and some days float?

>also what if it floats but is pointing down where most is sunk?

You got me on that one. It means different things but on the whole if it

consistenly floats which mine always did, I have heard that it is a sign you

aren't digesting fat properly because your liver is chogged up. Every time

I did the liver flush, BMs would sink for a week and start floating again

(as more bile stones moved down to chog up the lower part of the liver

again). Finally, after a time of adding a lot more animal fat to my diet

and doing a few more liver flushes, they consistently started sinking again.

My skin is better than ever and dryness has gone away.

>Is a sinking poop really a sign of digestion problems with fat?

No, FLOATING poop CAN be a sign of fat digestion problems.

- Filippa

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From: Filippa [mailto:filippa91@...]

Sent: Saturday, 7 February 2004 6:47 PM

Subject: Re: Nestle+L'Oreal = cosmeceuticals

Jo -

>I'm only 30, but I have the skin of someone quite a bit older. My >facial

skin is dry, particularly my forehead (which is also greasey),

>my hands chap easily so they always have small cuts on

>them, my lips are permanently chapped, dry and

>peeling. My shins flake, as do my forearms. So, what

>am I doing wrong? I eat a pretty high fat diet, lots

>of stocks, fermented veg, kombucha.

Liver flushing radically changed my skin from dry to soft and smooth. Maybe

you're not digesting fats. Do your stools float? Mine always did until

after a few liver flushes. Now they sink indicating that my body knows how

to use fats now. Since my teens I have had to use lip balm, now I never

even think about it.

- Filippa

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