Re: bile stimulators

[Guest guest]

My stool was never light coloured before this last month.

And I know I always for the past 31 years had low bile

flow.. { the doctors did not come with that though.. of

course!!}

Lecithin is good also for our brains and as long as the

child is not experiencing diarhea it would only add to their

supplemental support..

nanci

>

>

> > I have read about urecholine being given to

> > autistic children for better bile flow, increasing

> > acetylcholine receptors which improves gerd, digestion

> > in general.

>

> How to people know that their bile is not flowing. Is it simply by

light

> colored stools?

> How would parents know this of their children, enough to give them

bile

> stimulators?

>

> Could this global fixation on low-fat foods be contributing to

sluggish bile

> flow?

>

> Thanks,

> Dean

>

[Guest guest]

> My stool was never light coloured before this last month.

> And I know I always for the past 31 years had low bile

> flow.. { the doctors did not come with that though.. of

> course!!}

Hi Nanci,

How did you know this? A feeling, a symptom?

Thanks,

DeanSA

[Guest guest]

Isn't bile crucial for fat absorption? I

would say a good sign of low bile flow would

be fatty stool which I have had for so long now.

It has diminished slightly because my gut

is better now because of chelation, but still

not good enough.

I have still too much copper and mercury. These

heavy metals are I think dumped in bile.

Most mercury/copper poisoned people will have

low bile flow I assume.

I don't know what is exactly decreasing flow,

zinc deficiency is probably a very big reason.

Greetings,

Ali