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			Yes, you can get help with your gallbladder problem and there are alternatives to gallbladder surgery. There is hope! What are the symptoms of a gallbladder attack? Gallbladder attacks can be both very painful and frightening. It is easy to understand why so many people opt for gallbladder surgery after experiencing even one gallbladder attack. But there are both natural supplements and natural foods that can manage gallbladder disease to help prevent both surgery and the discomfort of gallbladder colic. GALLBLADDER ATTACK SYMPTOMS specifically Please note that if you are in severe pain and particularly if your attack symptoms are accompanied by fever DO SEEK MEDICAL ATTENTION IMMEDIATELY. The following symptoms are typical of a gallbladder attack. Moderate to severe pain under the right side of the rib cage Pain may radiate through to the back or to the right shoulder Severe upper abdominal pain (biliary colic) Nausea Queasiness Vomiting Gas Burping or belching Attacks are often at night Attacks often occur after overeating Pain will often but not always follow a meal with fats or grease Pain may be worse with deep inhalation Attacks can last from 15 minutes to 15 hours SYMPTOMS OF GALLBLADDER PROBLEMS Gallbladder disease is more common than you may think. Gallstones affect more than 25 million Americans with 1 million new cases diagnosed annually, according to the American Gastroenterological Association. And there are other things that go wrong with the gallbladder besides just gallstones. People can go for years with digestive symptoms and never realize that they may be related to a gallbladder problem. That's because they are so inter-woven with other digestive symptoms such as indigestion, gas, bloating, constipation, diarrhea and nausea. The list provided here may be related to gallbladder but bear in mind that it could also be something else. Gluten intolerance or celiac disease should also be considered depending on the specific symptoms. The first four mentioned below I feel are most indicative of gallbladder issues. It is not necessary to have all or many symptoms to have gallbladder problems but the more you have from this list, the more confirmation you have that the gallbladder is involved. Please note that it is still advisable to consult your doctor for an accurate diagnosis. Gallbladder attack symptoms are listed above and again with more detailed explanation when you answer the three-minute gall bladder symptom questionnaire. To get a good understanding of what caused your gall bladder problems, study the list of risk factors for gallbladder disease.		GALLBLADDER 30 DAY MENU PLAN: A step-by-step guide of what to eat just after a gallbladder attack when everything causes discomfort. DOWNLOAD ONLY COMING SOON!!! PHASE 2 GALLBLADDER MENU PLAN (DAYS 30-60 ) The products on this site have been proven over and over again by our customers to be effective for lessening or removing the symptoms of gallbladder discomfort and pain. However, having a medical diagnosis and support of a physician is not replaceable. Also, at least 90% of people who call for consultations already know that their diets leave much to be desired. Without dietary and/or lifestyle changes (such as cutting out fried foods and trans fats, reducing or eliminating refined foods, reducing stress and/or learning to manage it, including moderate exercise in your routine, etc.) these supplements can only go so far. So cleaning up your diet is paramount in importance. What I have found from working with people over the years, is that those who already have a very good diet, most frequently will find an underlying food allergy or intolerance such as gluten sensitivity or hypothyroid disease. In fact, we often find these issues to be concurrent with gallbladder disease whether or not they have been diagnosed. It is due to this common occurance that I have broadened my research and expertise to include hypothyroid, hashimoto's disease and gluten intolerance and am offering blood tests to determine the above for my clients. I am affiliated with a new laboratory that offers state-of-the-art testing for leaky gut, gluten intolerance, celiac testing and antibodies to specific bodily tissues which can herald the possibility of an autoimmune disease. But all of this is beyond where you need to start. The first order of business is to get yourself out of pain. Order the Starter Kit and then educate yourself by reading this site, page by page. For Gallbladder Symptoms- which kit should I order? Everyone should start with the GALLBLADDER STARTER KIT and use at least one. Whatever your gallbladder symptoms are,whatever your diagnosis is, this kit will help to kickstart your gallbladder and get it into gear. I recommend it even for those who have had their gallbladders removed. It addresses the gallbladder and biliary system in totality. You still have a bile system, even if you have no gallbladder. You still need the bile to flow. This kit is designed to increase bile production and flow. If you want deeper action, addressing the liver as well,, order the EXTRA-STRENGTH GALLBLADDER STARTER KIT.
			GALLBLADDER SYMPTOMS Pain or tenderness under the rib cage on the right side Pain between shoulder blades Stools light or chalky colored Fatty stools Indigestion after eating, especially fatty or greasy foods Nausea Dizziness Bloating Gas Burping or belching Feeling of fullness or food not digesting Diarrhea (or alternating from soft to watery) Constipation Headache over eyes, especially right Bitter fluid comes up after eating Frequent use of laxatives SYMPTOMS OF GALLSTONES Symtpoms of a gallbladder attack are often caused by gallbladder stones. A stone may block the neck of the gallbladder or get stuck in a bile duct inhibiting the flow of bile or possibly causing a backing up of bile. However, short of causing an actual attack, stones may be present for years and never cause any symptoms at all. "Biliary pain can occur in about a third of the gallstone patients" (which leaves two thirds NOT experiencing pain) and "sometimes the gallstone symptoms are difficult to differentiate from that of dyspepsia." (indigestion)3 The gallstones can impair the functioning of the gallbladder, however, which can result in any of the common gallbladder symptoms. Gall bladder symptoms can look and feel the same with or without stones. Therefore, all of the symptoms on listed on this page can accompany gallstones. SILENT GALLSTONES 70-80% of people with gallstones never know they have them. These are called "silent gallstones". However, the remaining 20-30% still results in 500,000-700,000 gallbladder removals every year. And since the diet of the general American population is not improving, those numbers are rising. The risk of silent gallstones causing a gallbladder attack is about 1% per year. A study in the New England Journal of Medicine compared the mortality rate from emergency surgery performed for obstructing gallstones with the mortality rate from routine, scheduled gallbladder surgery and concluded that the latter gallbladder surgery is actually more dangerous. They advised that "silent" gallstones should not be subjected to surgery but left alone. And another study reports: "We conclude that innocent gallstones are not a myth, and that in some populations the majority of silent gallstones are inconsequential. We believe that routine prophylactic operation for silent gallstone disease, at least in white American men, is neither necessary nor advisable."2. So now that you know you have gallbladder problems.... WHAT IS THE GALLBLADDER & WHAT DOES IT DO? I J Sarfeh, D A Beeler, D H Treble, and J A Balint J Clin Invest. Studies of the hepatic excretory defects in essential fatty acid deficiency.1974 February; 53(2): 423-430 2.William A. Gracie, M.D., and David F. Ransohoff, M.D.,The Natural History of Silent Gallstones — The Innocent Gallstone is Not a Myth, N Engl J Med 1982; 307:798-800September 23, 1982 Website Ranking		My life has changed drastically because of these products. I am now able to eat things I shouldn't be able to eat - not that I plan on doing that all the time - but when I go out of town and am a situation where I need to eat some of these things, it's nice to know I can do tha.t I'm doing a lot better because of your products. CR. Florida Constipation I treated an elderly woman in my office for bloating. She came to see me because she had emphezema and the abdominal bloating was so severe that it made her breathing more difficult. When she lay on the table her belly protruded. I treated her for some time with acupuncture and herbs but it was the beet recipe (on this site) that helped her the most. Then one day I gave her a bottle of the concentrated beets (in the starter and maintenance kits) and within a few days she passed bile in her stool, the bloating went down and she hasn't been constipated since (which was a life-time problem). Thanks for referring me back to the help on the site. I've made the beet recipe, the green soup, the flax tea, and the apple cider vinegar - Debbie is a great help, and I'm able to reduce the pain at time....looking forward to the order to really get back on track.
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