Live and gallbladder cleanse

Cleanses are all bull. But you seem to have made up your mind, so...

Make an appointment with your Dr. instead.

This is totally BS. You will not pass stones--what happens with this process is saponification. The ingredients coalesce into soft globs--stones are hard--that the scammers claim are gallstones.

https://www.quackwatch.org/01QuackeryRelatedTopics/flushes.html

Sounds like a recipe for diarrhea.

cherishrussel wrote: »

Found this too
http://www.lifetime-weightloss.com/storage/dtox-docs/DetoxKit/LiverCleanse/Nutritional Approaches to Gallstones.pdf

Direct quote from the article you linked to:

Gallbladder Flush
A gallbladder flush (also called a liver flush)
is a folk remedy that is said to promote the passage of
gallstones.68,69 Several different versions are used. One
method is to fast for 12 hours and then, beginning at
7 p.m., ingest four tablespoons of olive oil followed by
one tablespoon of lemon juice every 15 minutes for a
total of eight treatment cycles. Another method is to
consume only apple juice and vegetable juice (no food)
during the day until 5-6 p.m., and then ingest 18 mL of
olive oil followed by 9 mL of fresh lemon juice every 15
minutes until eight ounces of oil have been consumed.
Some practitioners use Cascara sagrada and garlic/castile
enemas in combination with the olive oil and lemon
juice treatment. According to published and anecdotal
reports, patients often experience diarrhea and abdominal
pain from this treatment, and by the next morning
they typically pass multiple soft green or brown spheroids
that have been presumed to be gallstones.
However, in most cases these spheroids were
not subjected to chemical analysis and the patients did
not undergo follow-up evaluations to document they no
longer had gallstones. Analysis of one group of passed
“gallstones” revealed they consisted of 75-percent fatty
acids and contained no cholesterol, bilirubin, or calcium.
Further experimentation suggested the spheroids
were “soap stones,” created by the interaction of digestive
enzymes with certain components of olive oil and
lemon juice.70 Analysis of another spheroid passed after
a gallbladder flush revealed it was not a gallstone.71

I added the bold for emphasis

Having been one that has had serious issues with gallstones in my past (gallbladder removed in 2007), one of the things my thoracic surgeon told me right at the very start was to NOT do anything that I might find on the internet that was listed as a "cure/flush" for gallstones as it could cause more harm than good.