Statistics

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I was wondering if we have some statistics on the efficacy of flushing.

What I mean is those people who have had demonstrable gallstones, as

shown by ultrasonic or other imaging, and have been conclusively shown to

be free of stones after having done one or another of the flushes.

Similarly, who has had demonstrable gallstones, as shown by ultrasonic or

other imaging, and have been conclusively shown still to have such stones

after having done one or another of the flushes.

I wish to thank all those who will be responding in advance.

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IRA L. JACOBSON

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[Guest guest]

This is a VERY good question in my opinion. We all know that Dale has

proof. This question is the reason I wanted to have a second

ultrasound. My second ultrasound after six months of flushing was

actually worse than my first. I have had mostly private doubts about

the efficacy of the flushes for gallbladder. Even in Dale's case, it

can't be proved that it was the flushing that produced his results.

Although, I can't remember if the other things he did were after or

before that last bad attack. It makes no sense to me that the

gallbladder or liver would continue to expel thousands of stones with

no end in sight, or very large stones continuously. I asked my

surgeon if the liver produced stones and he said " on ocassion. " I

know one Dr does not know everything, but neither necessarily does

several dozen, ND's, chiros, and health researchers.

I flushed in excess of 3,000 " stones " . My 16th cleanse produced as

many stones as my 1st. I suppose I could still have been producing

stones. I am not saying that the flush does not expel gallstones. I

think it MIGHT expel SOME. I do firmly believe that it helps the

liver. I think the cleanse is the main reason that I lost weight so

easily after five years of not being able to no matter what I did.

I also think that the flush used in conjunction with other methods,

ie, diet, fasting, juicing, Chinese herbs, supplements, etc can

reverse gallbladder disease. And I cannot argue with lots of people I

know personally or via this group who did one or a few cleanses and

never had another problem.

I am sure some of the results of flushing are actually stones. I am

not sure the thousands upon thousands that appear to be stones,

actually are. In fact, I now seriously doubt it. I now wonder if

there is some truth to the whole soap stone arguement. But, I am not

an expert. These things work differently on different people and in

spite of my belief about what our old friend Barry called bile balls,

I will still cleanse once a year for liver health. Hope you're not

all mad at me. Unlike Barry, I will not beat a dead horse and I hope

anyone who finds the flush helps them, will continue. Dawn

> Similarly, who has had demonstrable gallstones, as shown by

ultrasonic or

> other imaging, and have been conclusively shown still to have such

stones

> after having done one or another of the flushes.

>

> I wish to thank all those who will be responding in advance.

>

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> IRA L. JACOBSON

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