Before you can address the liver and gallbladder issues, you must first provide a clear pathway for excretion. This involves clearing out the bowels and this takes about 6-8 weeks. This  also involves reviewing your diet to ensure the right foods are being consumed, taking lots of cleansing herbs and weekly colonics/enemas.

Gallstones are not actually 'stones'; they’re hardened deposits of bile, bilirubin, cholesterol, unprocessed fats and other toxins that form in your gallbladder and liver. These accumulate over many years of neglecting your health and failing to eat a balanced diet. These accumulations crystalise and eventually harden to form these stones. When you are told you have a 'bile duct obstruction' this is what is causing the obstruction, and often lots of pain. 

There is no way of telling which stones come from the gallbladder and which stones come from the liver and the colour does not indicate one or the other. The colour tells a story about their age. The darker the green, the higher the level of concentrated bile and usually the older the stones. The yellow stones are usually younger and have less bile in them.

If you don't have a gallbladder, it is even more important for you to do this work! The gallbladder is the backup storage unit for bile and when this organ is removed and the diet is not changed to support this situation, your liver will continue to produce the same amount of bile to digest your food, but instead of being stored in the gallbladder, it drips continuously into your digestive system. This is precisely why changing your diet post gallbladder removal surgery is imperative, because if you don't, excess bile can damage the liver and the pancreas. 

No, it is not. Everyone should aim to do at least 4 purges, but since everyone is different, generally 6-8 purges are required. You can do a purge every 2-4 weeks (but no sooner, as you need to give your body a break in between.)

Via the bowels, and no it most definitely does not hurt! Think about the size of your poo in comparison.

Most people often don't realise they even have gallstones in the gallbladder or in the liver. They usually don't cause any alarming symptoms until it's at a stage of needing urgent attention.

If a gallstone gets stuck in one of the bile ducts and creates a blockage, it can trigger sudden, sharp pain that can last for up to a few hours. Known as biliary colic, a blocked bile duct can also cause nausea and vomiting and other chronic symptoms.

Checking your liver enzymes can indicate organ stress, but not always. In the many cases I have managed, where ultrasounds have shown clear obstructions, fatty deposits and even cysts, pathology showed no signs of stress. 

In my experience, by the time you see elevated liver enzymes on blood tests, there is already advanced disease present. 

I have coached hundreds of people through this protocol over the past 8 years. All of these people have come from various walks of life, with varying health conditions.

Some of these people have had serious health issues, some of them have been diagnosed with fatty liver and told they have gallbladder stones and even obstructions.

I have helped hundreds of people avoid surgery and save their gallbladders and hundreds more reverse fatty liver. How long this work takes depends on how long you've been having issues, how serious your condition is and how committed you are to the process.

Very similar yes, but this protocol doesn't directly deal with the kidneys and whilst the work we do definitely improves kidney health and in some cases dissolves kidney stones, often there is more targeted work that is required.