Liver producing HUGE stones

[jlogan]

I have fatty liver (judging by the fact that my stones are pure white) and I am having a lot of problems getting rid of stones. I'm getting big ones (at least 5-6) stuck in my bile duct at all at once, and it often takes me at least 2 liver flushes to completely clean those out. What's worse is that I got one stuck that started causing me horrible pains in my lower left side (pancreaitis I'm guessing). The gold coin grass seems to etiher make the pain worse or not help at all. Is there anything I could possibly do to dissolve them? Also, how come I have fatty liver even though I have never been obese and have never drank alcohol in my life?

[shelley]

The pain on the left is not pancreatis, you'd know if you had that - you'd be expelling diarrhea like a horror movie! No, the pain is due to a lot of dreck being stuck in the colon at the place where it turns and tightens up a LOT to go from across the belly (transverse colon) down the side (descending). Imagine a hose full of water that gets bent- the water stops flowing the hose starts getting pretty mad, right? that's your intestine. A colonic would help the matter greatly. If you can't do a colonic or enemas, you ought to do high-fiber meals and shakes at regular hours of the day, every day for a week, with mild laxatives.

Women are twice as likely to form stones as men because they read the general diet guidelines that are designed to make the food industry happy, and do things that don't actually work for humans, such as avoiding fats and skipping breakfast and having commercial salad dressings on salads for lunch. It's a pretty deadly combo and pretty ironic considering it's done by the health conscious!

To stop forming stones you need to have good essential fatty acids in your diet, adequate lecithin/choline and the rest of the Skin Food doesn't hurt either. More info on that, and how to dissolve stones properly - especially read about bile cleansers and the daily oil cocktail and Cleansing DRink chaser in the FAQ under liver management.