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Originally Posted by mommysunshine
Even respectable medical journals will have studies and conclusions that contradict one another. It comes down to which scientist/expert/report/theory etc. we choose to believe.
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It is dubious that a respectable medical journal would address the olive oil, magnesium sulphate, lemon liver flush. After all, it is not a liver flush. It is a gall bladder flush.
True gallstones are hard and have calcified. What you are seeing are the results of the flush ingredients causing the formation of those pseudo stones. So you are creating your own problem. That much oil will cause the gallbladder to constrict and release its bile. Maybe that's a good thing. I just think the risk is greater than not doing it at all. When you do several flushes, you will no longer see the "stones" as all components must be available.
Understanding physiology would be helpful.