Major Ox Bile (BIle Salts) Mistakes #shorts #tchale

If you’ve been researching ox bile, or purified bile salts, you may be wondering when is ox bile a bad idea. There are many bile salts benefits but supplementing with ox bile should not be taken lightly.

It’s crucial to understand how to use ox bile the right way. If you’re having digestive symptoms, or you’ve had your gallbladder removal surgery and you’re wondering about supplements to use when your gallbladder is removed, this video will help answer your question of should I take ox bile.

Even if you’re just looking to learn how to improve gallbladder function, this video can help you find your answers.

Chapters 3 & 4 of this book explain the digestive process and how to improve it when aspects aren’t working correctly.

When trying to figure out how to get rid of bloating, you really need to understand the underlying causes for bloating, whether you’re looking at stomach and belly bloating, or face bloat.

“Why Am I So Bloated?” is one of the most common questions we get from our Kick It Naturally subscribers and we feel your pain. Abdominal distension and feeling bloated is no fun for anyone. Take a deep dive into your gut in this video and we’ll show you how to reduce bloat after eating, stop the bloating for good and get a flat stomach.

People always search for home remedies or natural remedies for bloating but if you really want to stop bloating, or stop burping, it’s about working to correct the underlying cause of bloating. Foods that cause bloating can be a factor, but you need to attack the foundational steps of digestion to lose the belly bloat for good.

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[mnlmona]

Oh no... thanks for sharing!!! Will take note of this

[SugarLexi]

thanks for the thorough explanation! so helpful!

[grllaspeak]

I have my gullbladder and with oxbile, milk thistles and 🏃🏾💨 helped cut down fatty liver and my gut. Steady runner but still had a skinny fat gut.

[JonathanWeisz]

The pyloric sphincter on the intestine side of the stomach has a feedback loop that allows basic substances to pass through to the small intestine. Literally the stomach is “smart” and passes bile through to the beginning of the small intestine where it belongs. Love the content, be sure to make updates as anatomy understanding comes so as to not introduce confusion. For reference most western medicine MDs won’t know this or believe it.

[fritzeckstein]

thnx for Not telling us when to take it!

[elninokodak]

Good one, then what about digestive enzyme supplements like pancreatin?

[romasplace]

Thank you for clearing this up for me. 🎉❤

[denisemaples]

With food without food with food without food, I guess the best scenario is to try both and see which one works for you

[hawk_]

Hi Hale,
Dr DiNezza gut queen in ytbe experimented by adding tudca, ox bile to acid in a glass and checked pH bedore and after. pH changed very little. Like pH 4 to pH 4.2.

She says Sodium bicarbonate is released from pancreas which helps in neutralizing the stomach acid.. Although bile neutralizes, bicarbonate from pancreas also does the same. But youve not mentioned tgat in your book kick your fat.

[sandydennis]

I watched the full video for this also. Take ox vile when you wake up and in the afternoon on an empty stomach

[yapsonark]

Even if you struggle with gallstone attacks? I’ve been following your advice and only take bile salts about an hour after eating because I’m worried I’ll get an attack.

I’ve also discovered I’ve been rather silly, I need to improve my stomach acid and B1 is needed for that. I discovered when you eat lots of carbs your body needs B1 to metabolize it. So because I’m B1 deficient I’m not producing stomach acid. I’ve also found some major setbacks at the gym as well as my cardiovascular performance. I’m going to work hard on my B1 as well as take HCI before meals.

Are you saying I shouldn’t touch the bile salts at all? Perhaps only if I’m worried but skip it otherwise. Thanks for your videos

[krissto]

Yes, so confusing. So I’m thinking that maybe they don’t want the food to be too acidic so when it passes from the stomach into the small intestine it won’t cause sudden diarrhea and it will slow down the transit time, but at the same token the food will not be broken down properly so this begs a question, what if you were to take ox bile with some enzymes at meal time? Wouldn’t that help to break down the food into smaller pieces and then once in small intestine our bile coming from the liver would finish the emulsification of fats?

[LindsayLoo-qd]

One of the biggest mistakes I made and no one was talking about it. I just started changing the timing and have immediate results.

[fatimabaher]

I heard if you take ox bile when having gallstones help dissolve the stones, is that true?

[peaceofpiety]

Tonight I found NOW Super Enzymes. It contains Betaine, Ox Bile, Papaya Fruit Powder, Pancreatin (Amylase, Protease, Lipase), Bromelain, Papain, Celllulase, and Pepsin. The label DOES say to "take with meal". How long should I wait after eating until taking it?

[debbiec]

When is it the best to take it ? BEFORE OR AFTER A MEAL ?

[MtbEMS]

So if I have sludge and flare ups every month, would tudca help?

[corinaescobedo]

How much ox bile should I take, I have no gallbladder and im. Having alot of problems with digestion

[Awkwardpirana]

Is it too late for me if I have stones stuck

[penneycason]

My friend did have her gallbladder removed. I have two small stones. She suggested bile salts. Guess I don’t need them!?!????