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I received the Gall Bladder Attack Kit over a week ago and started taking the products that night. It is definitely working; I have not had a single attack since! (I was experiencing pain almost daily before, often escalating to a 12 hr. session.) I just used the products as you recommended in the Kit Instructions and have been eating the grated beet salad almost every day, 2-3 times a day. Thanks Debbie! You're a life-saver. C. M., Austin, TX P.S. Sucking on the one pill as you recommend made a difference! I didn't do it at first, but saw immediate results (more improvement!) as soon as I did. I'm even starting to appreciate the bitter taste! 4/4/06 I'm so glad I found your website! I've been taking the 3 combination pills for sluggish gallbladder and my pain has all but ended. I've convinced my Dr. that I'm certain through diet and these pills I can forget about having my gallbladder surgically removed. Many thanks to you! Best regards, L.C. 10/05
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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 |
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of gallbladder colic. Symptoms may include one or more of the following: chest pain in the right side (caused by stones in the bile duct or inflammation or swelling of the gallbladder itself). Nausea or queasiness, vomiting and gas are frequent. There may or may not be belching or burping. The gall bladder, which sits just below the rib cage to the right of the stomach, is very tender to touch. It can be so painful that it takes your breath away. You may not be able to walk without bending over. Sometimes the pain radiates through to the back shoulder blade on the right side or in the middle between the shoulder blades. This is pain from the gallbladder being referred to the back of the shoulder. This back shoulder blade chest pain is one of the most common yet unknown symptoms of a gallbladder disorder. This can come and go or be constant. It may be sharp, excruciating or dull. It may also occur especially at night. An gallbladder attack will typically last for one to four hours. Is this gallbladder pain or what else could it be? Pain in the right side of the chest or in the upper right quadrant (area) of the body can be due to more than gallbladder problems. The differential diagnosis should be done by examination and questioning by your doctor. If the pain is severe, tests may be done to rule out stomach, pancreas, liver or gallbladder. If you have come to this site, you have some suspicion yourself that your gallbladder is involved. The questionnaire provided for you is a helpful indicator since additional gallbladder symptoms help to confirm your suspicions. Pain alone is not usually enough. If the pain is located mid-center beneath the rib cage, this can also be gallbladder related. Appendicitis pain can also be referred to the mid-center. What casues gallbladder attacks? The pain can come from a stone making its way down the biliary duct (or bile tube) toward the (duodenum) small intestine. It can also be caused by a back up of bile in the gallbladder (with or without stones) that causes it to swell from fullness causing discomfort. Or it can come from an infected gallbladder itself that becomes inflammed (cholecystitis). What do I do now? If you haven't already done so, fill out the gallbladder symptom questionnaire. It will give you suggestions on what to do based on your individual symptoms. Then read up on your areas of interest on this site, from weight gain to gallbladder removal; it's all here. I have put together combinations of products for specific problems. But they are not enough without major dietary changes. Read the gallbladder diet page from top to bottom. If you want to improve your gallbladder health, you need to educate yourself about the workings of the gallbladder and whole biliary system. You need to understand the root of your problem. Treat this site like a book. Read it all. Even if you don't have a gallbladder, if you're on this page you still have gallbladder symptoms. If you don't have gallstones, you could develop them in the future if you don't make changes now. There is hope. But it's up to you. Educate yourself. Implement the necessary changes. The gallbladder kits will kick start your program and help to reduce the pain or discomfort. They are designed to improve the health of the bile and your overall digestion. Good luck and good reading. Gallbladder symptoms (non-attack) For general symptoms related to the gallbladder please go to gallbladder disease. GALLBLADDER CONSULTATIONS I recommend you see your doctor. If you have already done that and would like to speak with me, please sign up for a phone consultation for $125 per hour. Please call 760-632-8089 to make an appointment. Please be advised that this consultation in no way replaces a medical examination or testing procedures you would receive from your medical doctor. However, I'm sure you will find my knowledge, experience and recommendations helpful. I recommend you see your doctor. If you have already done that and would like to speak with me, please sign up for a phone consultation for $125 per hour. Please call 760-632-8089 to make an appointment. Please be advised that this consultation in no way replaces a medical examination or testing procedures you would receive from your medical doctor. However, I'm sure you will find my knowledge, experience and recommendations helpful. |
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