Re: Different types of stones???

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Diane,

Yes, there are different types of gallstones. Calcium and/or

pigmented stones and cholesterol stones. Also they can be a mix of

these compositions with protien and other stuff. The majority are

cholesterol stones.

There are also different forms of bile. Gallstones and soft bile

balls. The flush will always get out hundreds of bile balls but not

always gallstones. It can do both but the gallstones can be harder to

eliminate. In my personal opinion the flush method itself promotes

the bile to form into soft bile balls and exit. The body is designed

to do this naturally on it's own through regular stool action unless

there is a problem with bile consistency, production and/or flow.

Dieting is the key to maintain proper functioning bile. Flushing will

excellerate the action that the body is normally doing already on

it's own design.

Diane, don't be worried about 'where the bile will go' without the

bile reservoir of the gb. The bile will wait in the common duct and

liver until you eat. Then hormones will activate the Sphincter of

Oddi (the muscle at the end of the common duct) to open and allow the

bile from the common duct and liver to enter the gastrointestinal

area for aiding the digestion of your food. If your Oddi is working

good you should have no problem with continual drip. If the bile is

continually dripping into the intestine the small intestine will

reabsorb the bile to process it back to the liver. Eating several

small meals instead of gorging on one or two big meals will help the

process. Eating smaller meals is better for your over all health

anyway and is something everyone should be doing to avoid digestive

problems.

Good luck with your health and cleansing.

Barry.

> Aren't there suppose to be different types of stones. I understood

> that there were soft ones and than the calcium or whatever kind of

> hard ones. They had to crush the stone or stones that were in my

> gallbladder to get it out cause I had hard ones in it.

>

> As far as the green blobs. My sister didn't know anything about the

> flushes and when we were talking about my experiences flushing she

> shared her experience of not feeling well and than notice she

passed

> the same green blobs and she didn't do any flushes and didn't know

> about having any gallstones. I've seen tan little stones from my

> friends gallbladder operation and I've heard of flushers getting

> those out as well as the green blobs stuff.

>

> Anyway I'm wanting to start flushing again since I had my surgery

> over 18 months ago and will be interested to see what I get out.

Sad

> thing about the surgery is that now there is no where for that bile

> stuff to go. I've heard it leaks onto the intestines and that

they've

> done a study and found there is a higher link between colon cancer

> and gallbladder surgery. Great.

> D