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Castor Oil Pack Gallbladder Foods Gallbladder Diet Allergy Diet Foods To Avoid Helpful Gallbladder Foods Beet Recipe Flax Seed Tea Green Soup Gallbladder Menu Plans Gallbladder What is the Gallbladder Picture of Gallbladder Where is the Gallbladder Bile Duct Gallbladder and Bile Name Email	Gallbladder Symptom Questionnaire       GALLBLADDER SYMPTOM QUESTIONNAIRE   Do you have abdominal pain on the right side just below the rib cage? Do you have pain between the shoulder blades or beneath the right shoulder blade? Do you have bouts of nausea and/or vomiting? Do fatty or greasy foods upset you? Do you experience gas and bloating frequently? Do you burp or belch frequently? Do you experience chronic constipation? Do you have a history of gallstones or gallbladder removal in your family? Have you had your gallbladder removed? Have you gained weight since you had your gallbladder removed or since the onset of your digestive symptoms? Do you have chronic indigestion or frequent use of antacids? Do you have pain midcenter above the stomach? Do you have symptoms of low thyroid? Do you sometimes have "foggy brain"?	AFTER GALLBLADDER REMOVAL What you need to know after your gallbladder has been removed.     Is It An Attack? Are you having a gallbladder attack? Find out in 3 minutes!   Gallbladder attacks are more commom than you may think. Gallstones affect more than 25 million American (our total population being 310 million in early 2011). One million new cases of gallstones are diagnosed annually, according to the American Gastroenterological Association. 500,000-700,000 gallbladder removals take place every year in the USA alone, and since the diet of the general American population is not improving, those numbers are rising.   "Thanks for your web site. Your beet recipe was a great help to me. After suffering pain for more than a week. I went to the doctor and the E.R., but they could not even tell me what was wrong. After the pain got worse I had a CAT scan and the doctor told me he thought it was my gallbladder. After getting frustrated waiting for doctors, my wife found your site. I feel better, but not completely better, and I am very hungry only making veggie and fruit juice, and eating fish, rice, and yams."   DID YOU KNOW... that food allergies can also bring on a gallbladder attack? If you are one of those people who never knows what foods will bring on an attack, read about the allergy diet.     I had a significant improvement in my symptoms the day after I talked to Debbie. She told me that there was a reason that grapes were recommended for my problem, so I went home and prepared the grapes. The next evening I felt a great lessening of the pressure and pain in my chest, so whatever was blocking my bile ducts had receded or gotten smaller. In the following days I was able to eat the beet recipe and gradually I've been able to introduce heavier foods with no problems. Of course I'm taking her digestive supplements and will be placing another order soon -and I'm being very vigilant about my diet. I want to thank you all for all the great wisdom I've learned from Debbie and her website. I'm a huge fan. You really helped me out of a tough spot medically. I've learned a great lesson from it. Thank you. This is the most helpful site Ive found after my first full fledged weekend of pain. Time for change. Day ten on the gall bladder starter kit and the pain is gone. Following the diet regime and taking the supplements and the improvement is amazing. I appreciate all the advice on you website and in the emails and am changing my lifestyle as directed. The results are most gratifying. You know your stuff and present it well. I am most appreciative.
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