Here are the 120 gallstones that came out of me after I did a Liver and Gallbladder Flush.

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Notice the green color. This is the same as the color of the bile that your liver produces and stores in your gallbladder. The coin I included for perspective is a United States currency dime.

Here's a photo of one that I cut in half. People who have had their stones sent to a lab to find out what they are made of find that they consist of mostly cholesterol and bile. Pigment, bilirubin, biliverdin, protein and calcium make up the rest of the stones composition.

A close up of the biggest one I passed. One inch long and 1/2 inch across. I experienced no pain whatsoever during the process of passing them. The stones were soft and had a waxy consistency. They did not smell bad, only having an organic scent.

One more shot. The most illuminating part of this whole process is that I most likely still have hundreds of gallstones in my liver. Most people report having to do at least 4-6 liver flushes before they pass all their stones.