Guest guest Posted May 16, 2002 Report Share Posted May 16, 2002 Hi Barry: Yes, it could explain the variation in quantity, but not the variation in content. Content in my flushes have varied drastically in color and density of the stones, and has also produced globs of green that looked like a small bright green octopus, strands of green grass looking crud (only once), masses (and I do mean masses) of wax with the color of lard, but much harder (#15), and almost black very large stones, as well as an occasional red or white stone. Also, I'm not a strainer with nets or colanders, or a stirrer while in those type of containers, so I don't know if I've ever expelled hard stones that don't float. It has been rare that the bottom of the bowl has been visible for me and I never looked for them. I didn't even learn that I should be looking for hard stones until about flush #15. But others on this list have reported stones that don't float, stones that are rock hard. The Mark theory doesn't cover variety of any sort. (By the way, don't remember who reported those hard stones, but thank you many times over.) The intellect does a lousy job without real application or without the ability to test. One can come to a conclusion and then provide perfect logic for that conclusion, and I'm convinced that is what Mark has done. It happens all the time. For me, the output from flush to flush is just too different in make up to basically reduce it to " the oil. " By the way, we have reports from 2 eminent labs that both the soft and hard stones are gallstones. To then say they are not is like arguing as to whether that big round thing you play with on the playfield is a softball or a baseball, or the thing that the NY Yankees play with is a hardball or a baseball, they are both baseballs! As kind of an addendum, don't you think that unless a person catches all output in a net or colander that they can't even correctly report what they have passed? I don't know all that I have passed. Do you? Jay Barry wrote: The amounts of balls (stones) produced by liver bile will always vary because of different bodily conditions, dieting, stress, etc at the time of any given flush. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 16, 2002 Report Share Posted May 16, 2002 Jay, I think quantity and quality can change with each flush. Both is effected by dieting, flushing, etc,etc. The theory doesn't not support that thought. It depends on how you read it. Just like what you say about it being the 'oil'. Oil helps to produce the bile action in larger amounts coming from the liver. We know the stones (soft liver balls of bile) are not oil but we also advance the statement to say it is not gallstones neither. Liver(stones) can not be gallbladder(stones) also. They are two stones. Bile is in many forms. Gallstones, liverstones, bile balls, sludge, grain, etc. The flush method will eliminate all and the results are different because of it. Mark's theory suggests that the flush method forms balls from the bile that is expelled by the method itself weither you have gallstones or not. Thus the thousands of bile balls resulting. You may be getting everything out with those bile globs as well. Some do, some don't. Anyway, your many varity of stones or types of bile is definitely something to study. How much are from the liver, gallbladder, intestine, colon. Whatever the case, I hope you are reaching the results you are looking for weither it's to stop colic pain, loose weight, live healthier, clean the liver, stop allergies, etc. We all come into this method looking for different things. Good luck with your search for your own health and happiness. Works for some but not everyone's problem. Barry. > > The amounts of balls (stones) produced by liver bile will always vary > because of different bodily conditions, dieting, stress, etc at the > time of any given flush. > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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