Re: Olive Oil Vs. Sesame/Walnut

[Guest guest]

> Hi, I recently read somewhere that the olive oil we use in flushing

> upsets the balance of essential fatty acids and that instead, we

> should use sesame oil, walnut oil or flax oil. Anyone have any

> thoughts on this? Thaks

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I haven't read what you posted anywhere..do you have a source

that states this? ...but it is not surprising to think

that we are upsetting the balance a bit whenever we do something

that involves taking more than what the body is accustomed to,

ie. olive oil in large quantities or epsom salts in large quantities.

But the result is better than any small bit of imbalance that is

caused in the process..ie epsom salts affecting the electrolyte

balance, and any number of things. It's only for a day, and the

body resumes balance if you take care of it properly after.

It takes about a week or more to do that, and you may feel

out of sorts, extra emotional, etc. during that time.

(Think of what is going on with all those stones in there!)

I do use flax seed oil myself, as it helps with inflammation.

Mix it 50/50 with olive oil.

L. Meydrech, CN

http://nutritionist.tripod.com/gallbladder.html ~ My Flushes

http://www.mynsp.com/meydrech

" A cheerful heart is good medicine " Prov. 17:22a

Remember our military with your prayers and support!

" God bless America....Stand beside us, and guide us "

[Guest guest]

I can't remember where I read about the oils. I'll try to backtrack

and figure it out. Thanks for the reply. I didn't realize the flushes

are that hard on us that it takes a whole week to recupe. No wonder

we can only do them every 2 weeks!

- In gallstones , " L. Meydrech "

<claudiameydrech@c...> wrote:

> > Hi, I recently read somewhere that the olive oil we use in

flushing

> > upsets the balance of essential fatty acids and that instead, we

> > should use sesame oil, walnut oil or flax oil. Anyone have any

> > thoughts on this? Thaks

> *********

> I haven't read what you posted anywhere..do you have a source

> that states this? ...but it is not surprising to think

> that we are upsetting the balance a bit whenever we do something

> that involves taking more than what the body is accustomed to,

> ie. olive oil in large quantities or epsom salts in large

quantities.

> But the result is better than any small bit of imbalance that is

> caused in the process..ie epsom salts affecting the electrolyte

> balance, and any number of things. It's only for a day, and the

> body resumes balance if you take care of it properly after.

> It takes about a week or more to do that, and you may feel

> out of sorts, extra emotional, etc. during that time.

> (Think of what is going on with all those stones in there!)

> I do use flax seed oil myself, as it helps with inflammation.

> Mix it 50/50 with olive oil.

>

> L. Meydrech, CN

> http://nutritionist.tripod.com/gallbladder.html ~ My Flushes

> http://www.mynsp.com/meydrech

> " A cheerful heart is good medicine " Prov. 17:22a

> Remember our military with your prayers and support!

> " God bless America....Stand beside us, and guide us "