Gallbladder Attack

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I am having gallbladder attacks... should I have my gallbladder removed?

     Millions of people suffer from a gallbladder attack every day, but are completely baffled by what causes them. As a result, almost all of them continue to do, on a daily basis, the exact things that will make their condition worse. It's not a question of adding new things to your life, in the form of medication, but stopping what you did that has caused the pain in the first place. The first thing you need to know is that your condition was not caused by genetics. You are causing every single gallbladder attack you have by your actions throughout the day. And what are those actions? Very simply, a gallbladder attack is caused by what you eat.

     But, before we get to that, I want you to know that having your gallbladder taken out is not a good option. About 750,000 people in the United States have their gallbladder removed every year. A very large portion of these people continue to have frequent gallbladder attacks well after the surgery. In other words, it is not effective at reducing a gallbladder attack AND you will be without a very important organ for the rest of your life. The gallbladder is important because it works in conjunction with your liver to remove fats, cholesterol, and other harmful waste and toxins out of the body. Since your condition was caused by your diet, removing your gallbladder and continuing to eat the same way won't make you better. In fact, it puts you at much greater risk for other diseases. Remember, your gallbladder isn't doing anything wrong: You are. It's doing the best it can to keep you healthy, but you are eating in such a way to make that impossible. Taking out your gallbladder because of what you are eating would be like taking out the engine in your car, because you put in the wrong kind of gasoline and the car stopped running. 

Natural Gallbladder Attack Reversal and Prevention

Stop a Gallbladder Attack with the Gallbladder Detox Diet

     The key to stopping and protecting against a Gallbladder Attack begins with your diet.  Since your diet causes gallstones and a Gallbladder Attack, changing it will have a very dramatic effect.  Most people notice a significant reduction in pain within 2-3 days of starting the Detox Diet. 

     The first step is to drink the Gallbladder flush drink in the morning. The Gallbladder flush consists of: 8 oz. Apple juice (or dilute with water), 3-6 cloves of raw organic garlic, 1-2 inches of raw organic ginger root, mix well in blender. This drink may help dissolve and flush gallstones and should help dramatically with a Gallbladder Attack.

     Eat a well balanced diet of fruits, vegetables, whole grains, legumes, and nuts/seeds. This low saturated fat, high fiber diet is a must for flushing and protecting against gallstones. Flaxseed oil is needed for repair and prevention of gallstones as it contains essential fatty acids.   We have created a complete 7 day detox diet complete with recipes, daily meal plans and a shopping list.  Plus, it’s FREE.   

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What’s NOT in the Gallbladder Detox Diet

     All Animal Foods: dairy foods (milk, cheese, butter, cream, ice cream), fish, meat, chicken, turkey, eggs, fried and greasy foods, margarine, and all other processed foods and animal derived products from your diet. These foods are laced with chemicals, pesticides, and toxins as well as high levels of saturated fats which cause gallstones, inflammation and a Gallbladder Attack.

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