Removing GB -v- Not removing

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> I certainly don't want you to leave the list. I was just curious why you

were on the list since you had your GB out. Like I said, I'm not a big fan

of MD's and like to take care of my own health. I'm certainly glad you are

not having any problems since having your GB removed. However, I certainly

do know of lots of people that are suffering tremendously since having

theirs removed.

>

> Craig

The ideal is to keep the gallbladder if you can, but the reality

is that, just going by folks that I know personally, there are

many more that are doing great who had their gallbladders

removed as soon as they were told to than not, in fact we

had a " run " on gallbladder-removals at our church last year,

about 5 had them removed within a 6 month period, and I

must say I get a bit jealous watching them eat whatever they

want now. This is true of a few family members, etc., and

other friends. No gallbladders, and they are fine. We don't

hear from them because they aren't on here looking for solutions,

we only hear from the ones that are struggling so it's easy to

conclude that having the gallbladder removed causes many

people trouble.

The other side of the coin is, so far, I still have

my GB, and it has a way of keeping me careful of what I eat.

When I look at all that grease, lard, fatty meat, etc., that they are

now eating, I thank my sometimes annoying gallbladder for stopping

me from eating things like that that aren't good for me. I still

take small amounts of oils, making my own salad dressings

with olive oil, etc., and take flax seed oil and lecithin daily, and

when my gallbladder needs cleansing, I feel it even from those

good oils, but won't stop taking the oils because of it...they are

essential, and without them, there isn't much to stimulate the

gallbladder so everything just sits there. That would just make

the problem worse.

I can't say I'm never going to have my GB removed, however.

I was idealistic like that when I started flushing about 15+ years

ago, but realistically, who can ever be sure?

Just MHO.

L. Meydrech, CN

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