Re: Proof!!!

[Guest guest]

12/16/2002 12:19:42 AM, " Barbara Sooklal <gizzasmom@...> "

<gizzasmom@...> wrote:

>but say it

>produces the stones as a byproduct

>of the oil & lemon juice mixing

>with digestive fluids - thus the

>lack of pain. I welcome your

>comments.

You're referring to a rumor started by the SES (Surgeon's Enrichment Society).

Several years ago this list had a post from someone who DID get oil-removed

gallstones analyzed. They were identical to the stones taken from an inflamed

gallbladder that had been surgically removed. The stones are mostly

cholesterol.

You can buy digestive enzymes. Try mixing some with oil and grapefruit juice

and then shaking vigorously. You can do it for a month and you still won't

create any gallstones.

On the other hand, pay attention to this list and you'll see a common pattern.

1. Someone is sick with gallbladder disease.

2. They try any of the flush variations.

3. They get out plenty of stones.

4. The attacks diminish and ultimately stop as they continue the flushes.

5. They stop flushing because they start passing oil instead of stones.

6. They find they must periodically flush if they don't clean up their diet.

My brother in law recently had his gallbladder out at his doctor's orders. I

guess there was a Lexus payment due. Anyway, my BIL is still sick and taking

medicine to mask the discomfort. For whatever reason he remains unable to hear

me patiently explaining why he should flush. I honestly expect he will die in

the next few years.

Regards,

Rex Harrill

[Guest guest]

While I agree that what you flush is not " soap stones " , but

gallstones, I do not necessarily agree with your other statements. I

would recommend cleansing to anyone and everyone before surgery, but

I am very thankful for the very competent surgeon who removed my

gallbladder, who does not drive a Lexus. He only charged $750 for the

surgery. The hospital and anesthetist got the rest of the $4600!! I

changed everything, did everything, was near perfect with my diet,

did over 20 cleanses over 7 months. My attacks got more and more

frequent, until they were daily and I was literally wasting away. I

am still healthy and doing much better and living just fine without

my gallbladder, thank goodnes. Research, do all you can, and if you

have to, find a really good surgeon. I am glad I did all I can, but

it did not work for me and I no longer feel horrendously guilty for

having surgery. I love being able to live my life without fear of an

8 hour attack. Sincerely, Dawn

>

> On the other hand, pay attention to this list and you'll see a

common pattern.

> 1. Someone is sick with gallbladder disease.

> 2. They try any of the flush variations.

> 3. They get out plenty of stones.

> 4. The attacks diminish and ultimately stop as they continue the

flushes.

> 5. They stop flushing because they start passing oil instead of

stones.

> 6. They find they must periodically flush if they don't clean up

their diet.

>

> My brother in law recently had his gallbladder out at his doctor's

orders. I

> guess there was a Lexus payment due. Anyway, my BIL is still sick

and taking

> medicine to mask the discomfort. For whatever reason he remains

unable to hear

> me patiently explaining why he should flush. I honestly expect he

will die in

> the next few years.

>

> Regards,

> Rex Harrill