There’s a long list of possible causes of gallstones and gallbladder diseases. However, in terms of mechanism, only three conditions must be satisfied before cholesterol gallstone formation begins. They are: Cholesterol supersaturation of the bile Excessive secretion of gallbladder mucus … Read More
Imagine your head throbbing for hours, your eyes hypersensitive to light, ears vexed with every sound, plus a constant feeling of nausea and vomiting. On top of that, you have a gallbladder attack! How horrible must it be! Unfortunately, this … Read More
Helicobacter pylori, or better known as H. pylori, is a bacteria popularly associated with gastrointestinal problems like leaky gut, peptic ulcers, and gastritis. In the gut, H. pylori can bury itself in the GI mucosa, where the body’s immune cells … Read More
Contrary to popular belief, cholesterol is not bad. In fact, it is essential to many bodily functions and is used in the formation of the membranes of cell walls. It is so necessary that the body has the ability to … Read More
Leaky gut is a condition of increased permeability of the intestinal wall. It is, in fact, supposed to be permeable, because that is how the nutrients from food get into the blood stream to be delivered to the rest of … Read More