Re: Re: What does having a Gallbladder problem mean?

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Did I miss exercise in your regimen? If you have your gbladder out - I can find

5 people who are in tune with their bodies that now say they are not better off

w/o their gbladder - digestion and b movements issue, along with indigestion and

burping. They wish they kept their gbladder.

bleecker2000 <stevel3474@...> wrote:

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> >>>But I would like to try a few possible alternatives.

> I'm not sure at all about the flush and using lecithan seems to

> cause a soreness in my GB that concerns me.

> I'm macrobiotic so I rarely eat very fatty<<<

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> There is no signature on this, not sure who wrote it? But

> am concerned about your diet...you are not eating a fatty diet,

> but are you getting good " fat " from good oils...like olive oil,

> flax seed oil, etc? I am guessing you are, they are necessary

> in general, but also if there is no oil/fat in the diet, there isn't

> enough stimulation of the liver and gallbladder to produce

> bile, which digests fats and oils, so you end up with a sluggish

> liver/gallbladder, and more potential for stones and sludge.

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That would be me who wrote the above. I think I do have a

decent balance of fat,protein and carbs in my diet. When I said I

wasn't eating a fatty diet I was referring to the usual " American on

the go, part fast food, lots of fried foods, little in the way of fish

or veggies " sort of diet. But yes, of course I eat fats - just not

fatty fried in vegetable oil type foods.

> Also, the tenderness you feel when using lecithan is probably

> the fact that it is stimulating that area...not necessarily a bad

> thing, but a reminder that you have some work to do to restore

> the liver/gallbladder.

I thought this was a possibility but was also being advised from a

doctor in law that I should be really careful if I was feeling that

same soreness I had in the aftermath of the recent attack I had - so

afraid I might be making matters worse, I opted to stop any diet

suppliments I had decided to try in my quest to treat my gallstones in

some other way besides removing the gallbladder

> Are you concerned about doing the flush? I am not sure whether

> you've posted on this already, but have you had an ultrasound

> and seen how large your stones are?

Yes I am concerned, and yes my ultrasound says

" multi stones

up to 1cm "

> It's amazing what you can pass, I just did my latest flush Sunday

> pm and this morning was still passing stones. Since I waited a

> year and passed so many, I may do this again in a couple of weeks,

> after the holidays. This discussion list really picks up around

> this time of year with all the rich holiday eating :-)

>

> Keep on asking questions and learning!

> http://happynutritionist.com/gallbladder.html

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> L. Meydrech, CN

> http://happynutritionist.com

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