Discussion: What can be learned from the color and size of intrahepatic biliary stones?

The larger the intrahepatic stone, the more likely it is to block the flow of biliary fluid into the duodenum and blood circulation inside the liver; both have far-reaching effects on the immune system. The color of intrahepatic stones usually indicates dissolved toxins; a dark stone reflects a higher toxicity level. Green-colored stones are most often sourced in the liver, and brown-colored stones typically come from a gallbladder that has undergone an inflammatory process.

You will find claims that these green intrahepatic liver stones are made of olive oil! Although plenty of testimonials (photos included) of patients who expelled big green stones, you can still find skeptics who think the stones are fake and made of olive oil and some salts. (I had many big, dark green stones that came out in the feces after a coffee enema and without a liver flush. When you look at my stones' photos, you will be forced to conclude that they are not made of olive oil.

Link: Liver solidified stones and gallstones.
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