Understanding Gallbladder Attacks

If you’re wondering what causes gallstones and how to treat them, this video will give you insights into gallstone signs and gallbladder stones symptoms. Understanding gallbladder attacks is about understanding the underlying causes behind gallstones and bile that can become too thick and sludgy to move correctly. If you’re concerned about having a gallbladder attack or dealing with gallbladder removal, this video will help you understand the underlying causes for gallstones and how to treat them.

Understanding how the digestive system works and how to know if you’re dealing with gallbladder symptoms is the first step. Gallbladder pain is not always the first sign for acute cholecystitis, gallstone disease, or gallstones. In this video, you’ll learn what to look for before gallstones or a gallbladder attack might show up.

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[davidwhittaker]

Unknown to me, I had a Gallbladder that was completely full and impacted with Bile Stones. My local practitioner recommended to go to University Hospital Specialist. They did an ultra sound test to see my Gallbladder and it was determined my gallbladder was fine with no issues. I was dissapointed in the outcome, I was hoping for a relief to my headaches. I was having 7-24 headaches for years and taking Advil to alleviate the pain of the headaches to keep working and do the things I needed to do.

A friend referred me to a reflexologist for treatment for the headaches. First thing she did was perform a live Blood Culture on my Blood. My red blood cells were all coagulated in bunches, my blood was full of undigested fats and protein. Also she said you are jaundiced, my eye white's were yellow, my hand palms were yellow as the skin tone was yellow as well. She asked if I was taking carrot juice, I sad no. She said that I have a sluggish or congested liver, or plugged gallbladder. I told her that I just had an appointment with a Specialist in London and my gallbladder is fine, they had no diagnoses for my 7-24 headaches.

This appointment with the reflexologist said, your Gallbladder is probably completely full and nothing showed up in the scan, as it is a solid mass and would not show any irregular formations of stones. I said I seen the scan view and the gallbladder showed as a solid while color and she said it was fine.

So, back to the Refelxologist and she referred me to a Chinese Dr Julia in Toronto, so I set up an appointment. Initial visit I told her I was having really bad headaches for more than a year. She diagnosed me as Jaundiced, sluggish liver and most likely a plugged bile duct or compacted gallbladder. She gave me four kinds of tincture's, Gold Coin Grass, Coptis, Chinese Bitters and Curcuma. She said I need to do a Liver & Gallbladder cleanse after taking these tinctures for a month or longer. It was interesting to me that I had some relief to my headaches after a couple days of taking the tinctures. I followed the protocol and after 6 months and three cleanses, my headaches completely gone. My last liver cleanse yielded more than a half a coffee cup of bile stones. Going forward, I made some changes to my diet and I am feeling really great.

What I would like to say after learning from my experience, there is absolutely no need to ever have your gallbladder removed, unless it has gangrened, hemorrhaged and leaking into your body which is extremely rare. If I could cleanse my gallbladder over a period of six months, anyone can do it after finding it was completely compacted with Liver Stones. What was most interesting was that I stopped having Gall Bladder attacks more than a year before I went to a specialist with the headache issue. It was all about the headaches when I finally went to our local Dr.

Foods that helped me soften up the Bile Stones, Organic Apple Cider Vinegar, (ACV, ) Lemon Juice, take 1 oz with 4oz water before meals, add honey if too strong to sip, Eating an apple a day also good for this. We add ACV to our salads, to our cooked vegetables for each meal, it really helps digestion.

Tony, your advice is right on, because of the easy availability of these unhealthy food choices, that solidify our bile, liver and gallbladder issues will become a pandemic, our young generations are eating all the wrong foods. Our health care or sick care system is going to be overloaded with sick people. Hopefully everyone will learn from your videos and take your advice, it is spot on. Thank You for this.

[Cool.Cat.Flannegan]

Thank you for putting this content out here. To figure out how I need to heal my body with a very recent (yesterday) diagnoses of gallstones, diverticulitis, and fatty liver disease, I am researching those healing methods and came across your videos. Taking 2 courses of antibiotics for the diverticulitis but looking at a protocol for improving gallbladder and liver function and with your videos at least I’m armed with knowledge that when I meet with the surgeon early next week I know I have options. I’m not in the “bend over and kill me” now type of pain but the inconvenient “feels like a mild menstrual cramp” kind of pain. I understand the seriousness of my situation but I also understand I’m not in a “rush me to the ER to remove my gallbladder” predicament. Thank you for giving me hope and an option to removing an organ that I believe to be very useful.

[pam]

Do you have any information on low functioning gallbladder? I was diagnosed with this a little over a year ago and have been using digestive enzymes and still have my gallbladder. The surgeon was good and told me that there isn't a way to know what caused it to happen, and removing it probably wouldn't make it better. So I decided to not do it. I'm doing better but still have some problems. Thank you for reading this and sharing your knowledge.

[SweetSueCookingUp]

I love your videos! Wondering if gallstones actually dissolve inside the gallbladder with the help of Hcl and beet flow? How do they disappear? Thank you

[bobwoody]

Just watched two of your videos they are very informative! Been having trouble for about 10 years off and on, I went on a vegetarian diet, which has seem to help a lot. Also I make a drink in the mornings and drink it on a empty stomach! The drink consist of apple cider vinegar, organic Alevera juice, organic lemon juice, tart cherry juice, and turmeric! If anybody wants to know the exact measurements, pm me!

[ultimatebeing]

I died at the last symptom, "cussing"😂😂😂😂😂

[weilanc]

This is a great video....very helpful. One question though, if grains are to be avoided, what would you recommend for breakfast? No eggs, no bread, no cereal....no milk....

[GloriaSol]

I still get gallbladder attack and have had it removed since about 2005! Still experience the same pain

[Sleepyfairies]

I’m having a constant gallbladder attack (level 8 pain, burping, acid reflux, hunger pains- haven’t ate in about 4 weeks) and yet every ER I go to refuses to do surgery. I’m expecting a call from a surgeon at who knows when! I’ve been waiting so long and my patience is running so thin it feels like torture everyday and I’m just 17. :(

[danawatts]

Symptoms- Cussing! LMAO...😅
I Appreciate Your Videos more that the majority out hereon this subject!
Well Done
Th Ankh You

[shar]

Wearing parachute pants and playing with Rubik’s cubes! Oh my gosh you’re killing me😂

[stehendie]

Do you think it's safe to eat a small amount of daily grains so long as we keep insulin down with activity and exercise?

[tinkerbellbetty]

I swear like a coal minners daughter must have it lol

[willardoffemale]

Ive been having attacks off and on for about a week. Im jan they discovered stones and the start of nafls. Ive changed my diet quite a bit and i am taking ursodial. Dr wanted to yank it out. Im trying to heal it and he says it will eventually have to come out. I changed to whole grains and did not know that was bad. But the only fats I consume now are olive oil, avacado oil and butter. How do you feel about castor oil packs? Ive started those recently.

[americanbadger]

I just started feeling symptoms after losing a large amount of weight in 6 weeks by keto and fasting. Praying I don’t have to have my gallbladder removed

[PrimaWhiteKitty]

Thank you so very much for this video!!!! Really, Bravo!!👏👏👏💐💐💐
You made this so very easy, clear, and concise to understand.
I have suspected for a while now that I have problems with my gallbladder, but it's been so hard for me to compile enough information to be able to both piece together, &• comprehend it all, in a simple matter and possibly bring my suspicions into a doctor and explain my idea. But this video, this is it right here!!! this video is wow!
I'm instant subscriber!!!!😃😀

[bubcat]

Im 3 weeks into a stubborn case of that gnawing right rib cramping. Never had it this long

[lynny]

Does chronic stress cause a strain on the gallbladder? And I am 55 and going through menopause. Is that where the excess estrogen comes into play?

[boop]

What if high fat foods trigger an attack? I don’t have stones or polyps or bile sludge but it feels like I get shaky and weak when it happens and then rapid bowel movement which leads to relief. I have sibo too