aesop said:This sounded like a good thing to do when I first saw this thread but then I realized that due to how fats and nutrients are absorbed in the small intestine there is no possible way that this cleanse is actually removing gall stones from the gall bladder. The olive oil has no direct path to the interior of the gall bladder. Fatty acids are absorbed via the lymph system then they empty into the thoracic duct making there way to the liver where they can be made into cholesterol or just pass through to the rest of the body where the fatty acids can be stored in adipocytes or oxidized by other cells for energy. The only way fats reach the interior of the gall bladder is to first be made into cholesterol by the liver then go out into circulation and then coming back to liver where the cholesterol is broken down and made into bile which is then stored by the gall bladder. So how in the hell is this cleanse really going to work? It doesn't.
First off I'd like to thank you for posting what I've been too busy/lazy to do.
Its always refreshing to see comments from someone who doesn't have a gross
misunderstanding of the human body.
Last time this popped up I tried to logically explain why this is a nothing more than pseudoscience,
but people still insisted on doing it. But hey, if you want to down some disgusting concoction
and shit olive oil pellets be my guest people.
No need to apologize, in fact my blunt comment probably warrants an apology from me.Armageddon said:If you don't like it, then don't read it and or pay it any attention. There's thousands of other posts that you can check out. People here are interested and I decided to try it out and I think I should report what I thought and found. That's what vets do around here, sorry.
But I call B.S. when I see it, which is what I presume you would also do if you thought
someone was passing along inaccurate information. I don't want to see promuscle be a
haven for internet rumors. This is a repository of valuable information for "vet" and "non-vet" alike.
On a side note, now that the theory for why this is B.S. has been established, here is a
small experiment you can do to further disqualify it.
Recommend to every person you know, every person in your family, etc. that they try this.
My hypothesis is that every single person that does will fail to never produce these "gallstones".
Week after week you could run this and you will ALWAYS produce them. Whether it be the stones
or what they call "chaff", which is a form that failed to create a gelatinous substance and is
more liquid than solid. This would lend more to a success rate of 0.999999999. If we were
producing the amount of "stones" that are supposedly being expelled from our bodies by doing this
almost every single person on this planet would have had their gallbladder removed. It's utterly ridiculous.
To further back my stance, if someone, actually anyone, on this board can run this protocol, collect their "stones"
and get them analyzed and show that 99% of them are actual gallstones, I will send you $100.00. How this can
verifiably be done is beyond me, but if you come up with a way the offer stands.
Anyways, back to the grind...