About gall stones

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• 1 babette400 // Apr 28, 2004 at 7:39 pm

  Where did all the olive oil go if not into these
  “stones”? If it had remained a liquid, the stools would have been very
  oily, which they weren’t. Has anyone ever dyed the olive oil a
  distinctive color and seen what happened?
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  Hello,
  First off, not all your stones will be the greenish color. I’ve had tannish
  brown ones, light and darker colors, yellow ones, etc. My very old dark
  green color stones that I talked about earlier, they stunk like crazy. This
  is why I believe they were old besides the color being dark brown. They
  smelled like, I guess, pickled bile. I can’t explain it. Plus, some had
  aqua streaks running through them.
  Where does the olive oil go? Simple, it’s absorbed into your body. Olive
  oil is precious stuff.
  Susie

• 2 Larry Gabriele // Apr 29, 2004 at 4:36 am

  I did my first flush and after looking at the “English pea stones” of
  various sizes, I will believe they are congealed olive oil until someone
  convinces me different. They were the same color as olive oil and the
  consistency one would imagine olive oil would be if much of it’s water
  were evaporated. Where did all the olive oil go if not into these
  “stones”? If it had remained a liquid, the stools would have been very
  oily, which they weren’t. Has anyone ever dyed the olive oil a
  distinctive color and seen what happened?
  Dennis
  Dennis;
  I’m not sure how to reply to your message other than that this issue has
  been hashed over numerous times in the past. Keep in mind that depending
  upon the amount of oil consumed and the amount of bile action of the liver
  and gallbladder there is going to be an absorption of a considerable amount
  of the oil dependent upon the body’s needs. The oil seldom would pass as a
  
  complete undigested oil unless you do as I do and take a full eight ounces
  of the purest virgin olive oil I can find. This has resulted in me having
  oil mixed with bile in the morning movement and then later having a brown
  chaff and stones later. You can certainly see from the photos in the Files
  at the on-line site that the stones that I’ve passed stones matching the
  ones that pathologists see when doing autopsies.
  Dale

• 3 babette400 // Apr 29, 2004 at 7:29 am

  << The oil seldom would pass as a
  complete undigested oil unless you do as I do and take a full eight ounces
  of the purest virgin olive oil I can find. This has resulted in me having
  oil mixed with bile in the morning movement and then later having a brown
  chaff and stones later. You can certainly see from the photos in the Files
  at the on-line site that the stones that I’ve passed stones matching the
  ones that pathologists see when doing autopsies.
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  Dale,
  Two questions. Do you get your olive oil at the health food store or the
  grocery store? I’ve been buying mine lately at the grocery store. I buy
  extra virgin olive oil.
  Also, do you have the link for your pictures of your gallstones? I think
  that I had it once, but now I can’t find it.
  Thanks,
  
  Susie

• 4 isis_100 // Apr 29, 2004 at 3:08 pm

  I just did my first cleanse and drank the olive oil too. I didn’t
  get anything that was the color of the olive oil or green at all. I
  got a orange-brown sand. So that may convince you that yours were
  more than just the oil.

• 5 lorenzo_17 // May 2, 2004 at 7:49 am

  Dennis,
  I think you are perfectly correct. Have a look at a previous post
  (#3588) by me.
  Terry

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