Hi all. I’m curious why everyone jumped on this fellow when he simply asked a
question. It wasn’t an accusation, or a curse on anything, just a very
reasonable question. One that most of us have had at one point. Now I for one
have seen that there is an incredible lack of scientific evidence in this area,
both in the MD world and the natural world. I am wanting to document my
process, have my stones analyzed, etc. because of that lack. I want to write a
book about this journey for others. Anecdotal evidence is all that is presented
here and I believe it to be true since there is so much of it, but I want there
to be information for intelligent people to grab hold of when they are trying to
make an informed decision. As many of us as possible should document our
process with ultrasound and lab analysis for the sake of others. Think twice
before jumping on people who simply have intelligent questions! Everyone is not
the enemy! Christiane Marshall
Green balls
March 28th, 2004 · 1 Comment
Tags: no surgery
1 response so far ↓
1 Dwight Garcia // Mar 28, 2004 at 9:19 pm
True enough—but trolls abound. They, usually part of the drug, medical, or
surgical community, come to this newsgroup to scare people. The trolls are 100%
evasive about the 200,000(*) people who are killed every year by their master’s
methods and vaguely claim they heard that “someone” suffered a problem because
they cleansed their liver/gallbladder with a little bit of oil. It’s a money
thing. They’ve pretty much been forced to stop blood-letting these days and
they now make their billions by cutting people up.
Don’t even bother to ask about “scientific” studies to “prove” a flush works.
There’s no need for it. Enough people have done it, and reported marvelous
results, for us all to know it works. Just like there is no need to
“scientifically prove” that eating a few fresh vegetables, instead of spending
your money at McDonalds, will improve your general health. All those
“scientific studies” you hear about have a two-fold purpose. One is to get a
government license so the sellers can make a ton of money. The other is to
hopefully establish that the drug, or procedure, won’t kill too many people
right off the bat. You may have noticed that all the fancy drugs and surgery
disappear a few years later as the AMA substitutes the “latest scientifically
proved” replacement.
Remember, if you go to a surgeon with a stuffy nose he will operate on you.
Your mother would tell you to blow your nose and get to bed. And she might not
even know what a “scientific study” is.
BTW, the biggest scare-mongering claim is about a stone getting “stuck.” Yes,
this can happen when one stays with big medicine’s methods. It evidently
doesn’t happen with a flush. My thought is that we should view a stuck stone
passage about like we view constipation. The body’s muscular contractions,
given free rein, tend to reshape and move things along whether it be at the anus
or at the gallbladder exit. No doubt some doctor will one day suggest to a
scared patient that the 40cm turd showing on X-ray can’t possibly get past a 2cm
anal sphincter. He’ll suggest a Lexus-payment colostomy as a solution. Your
mother would give you Epsom salts.
Regards,
Rex Harrill
(*) that’s a WTC every week of the year…
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