Re: Gallbladder Removed! Bad Idea!

[Guest guest]

When I was 21,, I was told I had to have my Gallbladder removed. So I

had it done after being in the hospital for five days. Every since I

have had no energy at all, store fat in my body, and I can't remember

my own age half the time....I am now (i think) 25. Why are these

things happening to me and oh yes the next year I was diagnosed with

vulva cancer, a rare cancer for anyone but really rare for someone my

age! Now I am fighting this disease along with many other health

problems! can anyone tell me why and also tell me how to be healthy

without my Gallbladder? Thank you very much.

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Most all disease is related to the body's having become acidic in one way

or another, and it can happen from various causes. A body or body part that

has become acidic is the same as having set out a signal that it is dead or

dieing and this is where other organizims thrive. The body should always be

more alkaline as this is considered the live state.

http://www.healthfree.com/nutrition/robbins/acidalk.htm

Some causes of body acidity can be because of the foods being eaten but a

lot of this also occurs because of the body's lack of oxygen absorption. So,

getting the blood so it is more oxygenated will go a long way toward getting

rid of various cancers or other diseases.

http://www.healthfree.com/bookpages/reversage/reversage3.htm

http://www.thewolfeclinic.com/alkalinewater.html

Eating the right food types is certainly valuable in getting the body to

this state. But what foods to avoid is perhaps even more important in the

equation. Foods that are loaded with hydrogenated oils, such as all deep

fried foods, should be looked at as poison to the person who's general

health is already compromised. Foods that have been overly processed as in

the case of white enriched wheat or sugar are also to be avoided. Avoid

anything containing the sugar substitute aspartame.

http://www.holisticmed.com/aspartame/

Welcome to the group and best wishes in your start to education and good

health.

Dale

[Guest guest]

>>can anyone tell me why and also tell me how to be healthy

without my Gallbladder?<<

Sorry for your health problems.

I had my gallbladder removed 16 months ago, after putting it off for three

years, but my experience was just the opposite of yours. I almost

immediately lost the fatigue that I dealt with in the late afternoons, had a

lot of energy, and felt great. I continue to feel great, although I do need

to watch my weight, because of the freedom I have to eat any food without

problems.

What is your diet like? Poor nutrition can certainly lead to fatigue, brain

fog, as well as the initial gallbladder problems. Do you take any vitamin

supplements?

I am sure that many folks here will be able to give you ideas which may

help.

Debra

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[Guest guest]

Kim,

Welcome to the cleanse group. Sorry to hear about your health. You

may be one of the 5% of people who have problems after gallbladder

removal. You are either in the minority or else other factors are

coming into play in your life now. Dale had a great reply for you.

Dieting seems to be the key to healthy living with or without your

gallbladder. Oxygen in the blood is another factor. Excersize,

sleeping right, stress, hereditary factors and mostly the way to eat

and diet is the way to live the healthiest and happiest that you can.

What you are describing could very well be because of the loss of

your gallbladder but it sounds like maybe other factors should be

looked at in your life as well.

Besides excersize and balancing your diet, liver cleanses could

really help you as well. Have you tried it yet? http:www.curezone.com

is a great site to read about many methods of cleanses. Dr. Hulga

s liver cleanse on the site is one of the most popular liver

cleanses used and is very 'mild' or easy to do. Cleaning the liver of

lifelong toxins being dropped there through the blood is a good way

to help your body function better. The liver is the largest organ in

your body (next to the skin) and your entire blood supply will pass

through the liver every 7 minutes. The liver cleans your blood of

it's waste and toxins. Flushing those toxins out of your liver can

cure a lot of different ailments. Read about it and decide if it

could help you to live healthier and happier.

Good luck with your health.

Barry.

> When I was 21,, I was told I had to have my Gallbladder removed. So

I

> had it done after being in the hospital for five days. Every since

I

> have had no energy at all, store fat in my body, and I can't

remember

> my own age half the time....I am now (i think) 25. Why are these

> things happening to me and oh yes the next year I was diagnosed

with

> vulva cancer, a rare cancer for anyone but really rare for someone

my

> age! Now I am fighting this disease along with many other health

> problems! can anyone tell me why and also tell me how to be healthy

> without my Gallbladder? Thank you very much.