Episode 102 - How to Manage your Lifestyle & Diet after Gall Bladder Removal
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- Опубліковано 16 вер 2024
- Gall bladder removal ? How to manage your lifestyle and diet post a gall bladder removal. Its important to do so as a poor lifestyle and diet post gall bladder removal can lead to diabetes, severe acidity, indigestio , bloating and weight gain.
One of the best video on gallbladder surgery. Thanks a lot for sharing this information . I wish I had seen it last year before my gallbladder surgery.
My daughter just had her gallbladder removed and she is only 27. My understanding is that the liver is diseased as well. Leaving your diseased gallbladder in is potentially deadly. You can develop pancreatitis, your liver can fail, and you can develop cancer or gangrene. If it is infected, your gallbladder can also burst and spread the infection throughout your body. Once it is removed, though doctors don’t tell you, it will be a change of lifestyle forever. You will have to take care of your liver for life. Diet will have to be different. No more junk food, fried and fatty foods. No process foods. Forever. Unfortunately people get right back to the old diets and routines and then they pay the price.
So true !, mine was removed as well and I was surprised that even at the hospital there was no restriction for my food they were giving me lasagna after the surgery 🤨
Indeed 🧐
Yes True. Leaving gallstone is always a fullishness. We just have to go back to Basics like our ancestors did.
Omgosh why didn't I hear this before I got my Gallbladder removed. Why oh why Doctors never tell people before surgery about this. I guess it's all about surgery money. Wow, Excellent video, although. It's too late for me the diet information is just what I need. So, Thank you
Blac Butterfly
Unfortunately doctors are not thought about healing, it’s unfortunate just like the appendix........it’s part of the lymphatic system. The gallbladder stores and concentrates bile, without it you will never digest animal fats the same way, meaning you will deficient in fat soluble vitamins for the rest of your life
Thats what am thinking too
Hey, i am on stage with multiple gallstones and pain, doctor has advised me for surgery, what should i do now?
My dad gallbladder removed when he was 45 years old, right now he is 96 years old, still going strong.
Wow! Can you tell us what's his diet?
please tell me, what medicine has been taken to make it healthy until now. I had gallstone surgery about 1 year ago. and now I want to be healthy, what is the medicine to eat?
Hii waww
What is his diet and life style changes? Any advise and tips would be great. Thank you
This is the best information I have seen regarding living without a gallbladder. I had mine taken out 12 years ago and was one of those situations where the doctor had made no reference whatsoever as to changes that would be required. I have suffered with diarrhea almost immediately after eating each meal and throughout the day. Making it difficult to work in a professional environment. Seems to be regardless of what I eat. Going to try Ox Bile. Thank you so much for the information
So glad I found this video. I still have my gallbladder. But I have stones or a large stone, not sure. My doctor has known about this stone for at least 3 years and did not mention it to me. I would have changed my diet sooner. When I realized it was my gallbladder making me ill, I just went vegetarian, mainly because veggies and fruit didn't make me sick. She did mention my liver numbers were elevated but she wasn't concerned.. WTF? I'm not here to buy you a car! Lol I don't want meds. I want a pathway, so thank you, thank you, for sharing your wisdom.
Hi I’ve recently had mine taken out. My Gaul stones were very big. Starting to block to the bile duct.
Thank you for this information I keep arguing about this! When I had my operation. I asked what foods that are safe. I was told to eat what I like. Needless to say I cannot do that. I eat only small meals, take digestive enzymes. I’ve lost 4 stones in weight. I’m staying on low fat small diet. For life.
How are you now?
Ox bile help Digest food.
This doctor saved me from going through surgery i backed out last minute The surgen and nurses were so angry with me , stuff them i have stones but nothing major so far and i have stones since 2016 They never tell you life after surgery , i know in some cases wen gallblader is very diseased they must remove it ,I still have mine lucky i read coments etc etc 1 day before surgery was due ..Thanks Doc Great infomation
Oh my good Lord! Why didn’t I come across this information one week ago
I just had the gallbladder removal surgery 5 days ago, believe me I cried when I saw this video, I hate my Dr, why didn’t he give me this information , now my only choice is to do all this God sent Dr Luke is telling us,
Thank you for this information
God bless you and keep giving you the wisdom and knowledge you have
i just refused surgery 18-8-22 and still have my gallblder surgery will be my last resort ..
Excellent. The best I’ve heard on this subject. I had my gallbladder removed unnecessarily. Will do what he recommends. No problem. I want to be as healthy as I know how to be.
One of the best video ive seen for Post surgery cholecystectomy.
Great advice! Unfortunately, 40 yrs ago when I was 26, I had to habe surgical removal of my gallbladder.
Trust me, keep your gallbladder. This roller coaster life with no GB is horrible.
I'm going to try the diet you suggest!
I don't agree. At all that keep your gallbladder full of stone . It can cause Harm to your pancreas.
And liver also.
It can lead to cancer also.
PLEASE CAN YOU MAKE A VIDEO ABOUT BILE SALTS OR OX BILE THE USE AND SIDE EFFECTS WE ARE CONFUSED WE NEED HELP PLEASE KINDLY I ASK PLEASE BECAUSE IT IS IMPORTANT THANKS WAITING FOR YOUR ANSWERS THANKS 🙇🙇🙇🙇🙇🙇🙇
Correct point you can have fats.
Good fat. I had my surgery and I have 4 teaspoon of GHEE. It helped a lot.
I'm having mine removed in 2mos and every doctor has told me I'll be fine and there's no real risk..I have been in extreme pain for several years so I know surgery is necessary but watching this made me mad because I feel I've been lied to because I've never heard any of this..After all I've been through the last 5yrs is nothing compared to the prospect of diabetes.. :( Everything you're saying makes perfect sense,I know I have a cyst on my liver but none of my doctors have really addressed this..My problem is,I have a bad stomach and colon so things like cleanses make me sooo sick and I've tried raw food diet and my belly seems to hurt more,so I feel kinda stuck as to which diet switches I need to make that will actually agree with me..Thanks for the info!
Whisper McGaughy I’m having the same problem too expect my gallbladder has been removed and ever since then I been getting sick every month puking n running diherha all my stomach lets me eat are sandwiches. So far I been writing down what I cannot eat when it makes my stomach upset and so far it is greasy food, butter, chocolate and I can’t even drink sodas especially big red! Any red drink kills my stomach so sandwiches n veggies I have to stick too
Jennifer Francesca I'm having surgery in 2 days and I'm so scared of this next phase of my life because I've dealt with stomach issues since birth so I was thinking this would be the magic cure but seems to be just another hurdle to overcome..I've already given up so much over the years because my system just won't allow it..I already don't eat bread,most dairy,gave up sodas some years back,seems I'm developing an allergy to chocolate because after I eat it my tongue and throat feel burned,so this will be an interesting journey of figuring out what I can eat because I struggle now doing that and sounds to me I'll be even more limited..I drink Ensure sometimes so I'm hoping I can at least tolerate that to get some nutrients in me but I got a feeling this is going to be a bumpy ride..
Thank you for responding and I'll start my food diary right away..
Hi there! Sure hope you did well with your surgery! I'm 52 and I had gallbladder surgery when I was 24. I've done a lot of trial and error on eating throughout the years and what I've found that works best for me is something no one ever talks about and that's removing ALL forms of oils and fats from our diets. So that means all animal products: all meats even fish and chicken, all dairy products and eggs. I've also removed all refined oils from my diet.. even so called "healthy fats".. no such thing exists for people like us. I've removed all processed foods (anything in a box or package), all refined sugars, sugary drinks and sugary products. I've removed all natural fats: nuts, seeds, avocados, coconuts and olives. Also no spices not even black pepper. I'm juicing a lot of whole vegetables and fruits and sipping on those to give my digestion a break from having to work all the time while giving me the nutrients I need from nature and finally.. when eating fibrous foods.. I eat slowly and chew a lot and stop before getting full. Eating at restaurants at this point is just pointless.. no one else knows how painful fats and oils are and that's usually the main ingredient in cooked restaurant foods. Eat at home as much as you can and just think in terms of oil free, fat free bland, puree' and juiced foods.. Hope this information helps 💕 One more thing: I'm finding I feel better when eating mono meals.. eating one food group at the time.. 😊
Jill Hollon Thank you kindly for the info..I'm 2wks post op and trial and error is definitely what I'm doing..I'm finding that I can eat most fruits so basically that's all I've been eating.. :D I had already cut alot out my diet long before surgery because of other conditions so cutting a few more won't be that terrible for me..I do have a juicer but my doc says not to juice too much because it deprives the body of needed fiber..I've heard you can actually use the pulp from juicing in recipes..
Whisper McGaughy You're very welcome and thank you for responding and sharing your thoughts as well.. I'm glad you're able to eat fresh fruits! I'm trying to go as fruitarian as my body will allow 😊 There are people who get all of their calories and nutrients from fruits and I'm researching those You Tubers now.. When we eat a piece of whole fruit or vegetable, it requires the body to start the digestion process which is the biggest energy consuming process in our body. The stomach extracts the juices from the fiber and absorbs the nutrients from the juices and then the remaining fiber has to travel through our system to be eliminated. Juicing allows your body to immediately absorb nutrients without requiring the digestion process to take place. That's one reason people go on juice cleanses. To detoxify the body and the organs while giving the digestive system a break. Fiber does help you feel full if you're hungry and aids in the detoxification process as well.. Fruit smoothies are a good option as well 😊
I was sick for 18 mos, so happy I had my surgery. I do take a digestive enzyme with ox bile. I love potato chips, oh it makes me feel like crap now 😵 no more chips
You can have chips just 5 or 6. Taste them
I wish i knew all this before i had my surgery done
You and me both. This is a crime
Mahalo This is the best and clearest information I have found so far!
Brilliant video. Thank you so much.
thanks a lot for these tons of info.the best video I have ever watched, great information, thank you so much
Thank you for your work,
Can you clarify that the pancreas is now being used more?. From my understanding the liver still makes the bile but the pathway is still through the common bile duct and meets the pancreatic juices still at the ampulla avatar into the intestines. So I'm just trying to understand what you mean by now the pancreas is the new pathway?
Very nice video.
I just had ERCP to remove gallstone blocked in common bile duct and to put a stent.
While writing this, I'm in difficult recovery process due to pancreas inflammation.
The doctor strongly recommend to remove my gallbladder by laparoscopy in 2 - 3 weeks.
There is 2 large size stones in the gallbladder.
Having watched this video I wonder if detox will save me or no choice other than removal.
I had my gallbladder removed three months ago. I developed chronic pancreatitis which diseased my gallbladder and liver. The gallbladder became quite painful so they removed it in hopes it would also help the situation with my pancreas but not as yet.
Some digestion issues did become better after the gallbladder was removed but three months out and I’m still have a lot of abdominal pain from the surgery.
@@wadepeyton8701very sorry to hear. 3 months you still have abdominal pain. Did you have open surgery or laparoscopy?
Hope youll getting better and fully recover.
As of now, my Lipase level still very high approx 10x max. Expect the laparoscopy will be done next week.
I have always had certain foods make my stomach hurt and took Pepcid AC or rolaids to get a little comfort. I was going to a specialist for an MRI on my back for pain I'd had a long time and found out I had a gall bladder full of stones. I had been having some trouble with bloating I didn't remember ever having before, and started having more pain. Then one evening about 2 to 3 weeks later I was taking Pepcid AC, Rolaids, and liquid gas medicine to try and help my stomach calm down. I had never had to take more than one of those at a time, so I knew something was diffantly wrong. The next morning as soon as I woke up, my stomach started swelling out and it seemed like I'd been blowed up like a balloon. It was also starting to feel very painful. It just kept feeling worse, and after the night I'd had I couldn't take it anymore. I got my daughter to take me to the ER. Thanks to my Dr for finding the gall bladder stones I was able to tell them at the ER about the gall bladder stones that showed up on the MRI I'd had 3 weeks ago. And that helped the ER Docter know where the pain was coming from and relived a little of my pain until I could have a CT Scan to see if any of the stones were blocking the bile ducts, and they wasn't. But I had developed pancreatitis and my numbers that were supposed to be 50 to 100, were up to 6000!!! In order to operate and take out my gall bladder, they had to get my numbers from my pancreatitis down. To do that I was put on IV fluids only, no water even. They said that was the ways to get those numbers down. And finely 4 days later, they dropped from 6000 down to 94. Then 2 days later my gall bladder was finally removed. That was 2 weeks ago and I've had some pain depending on what I eat, but I think I can handle it as long as it doesn't hurt like the day I went to the ER......good luck everyone!!!
@@denisewells8521 good luck, wish you fully recover and back to normal.
Your case is almost similar as mine except the stone blocked the bile duct and had to be removed first.
Anyway, I'm fully recover. Practically I can eat anything (if I wish, but I don't), no pain, no issue.
@@denisewells8521 how is your situation after a year, better now?
Thank you
For explaining it the right way !!
That was good explanation. I had my gallblader removed few months back. Pls tell me what veg foods to take.
Take Ox bile!
Best video
First of all I would like to thank you for this beautiful video.... I am facing problems after removal of my galdblladder.... Wish I had seen your video before my operation.... I would have at least tried to do something about it..... But the people near by me aren't aware of your information about how you can flush your galdblladder stone.... And so it made me believe that it is impossible to flush the same... And the saddest part is I wasn't having any problems with my condition of galdblladder stone only that they were present and little big... I didn't even have a pinch in my stomach and no pain at all.... But people saying me it is impossible and even doctors would scare me of the me problems I could have in future, if I hadn't removed it now... And now I am just dying day by day.... I can't eat.... There is not a single day where I don't go to the bathroom six times or more... Ibs.. Constipation.. Acidity... And lastly I am facing problems with urination..... Every problem is with me.... I just want to live a normal life like before.. Plz help me out....
Thank you !!!
mrinal paul Hi there! I'm so sorry about your current health condition! I'm 52 and I had gallbladder surgery when I was 24. I've done a lot of trial and error on eating throughout the years and what I've found that works best for me is something no one ever talks about and that's removing ALL forms of oils and fats from our diets. So that means removing all animal products: all meats even fish and chicken, all dairy products and eggs. I've also removed all refined oils from my diet.. even so called "healthy fats".. no such thing exists for people like us. I've removed all processed foods (anything in a box or package), all refined sugars, sugary drinks and sugary products. I've also removed all natural fats: nuts, seeds, avocados, coconuts and olives. Also no spices not even black pepper. I'm juicing a lot of whole vegetables and fruits and sipping on those to give my digestion a break from having to work all the time while giving me the nutrients I need from nature and finally.. when eating fibrous foods.. I eat slowly and chew a lot and stop before getting full. Eating at restaurants at this point is just pointless.. no one else knows how painful fats and oils are and that's usually the main ingredient in cooked restaurant foods. Eat at home as much as you can and just think in terms of oil free, fat free bland, puree' and juiced foods.. Hope this information helps 💕 One more thing: I'm finding I feel better when eating mono meals.. eating one food group at the time.. 😊 Wishing you the very best 💕
Try a probiotic and a digestive enzyme. You will be surprised at how well they work.
My friend , she under gone cholecystectomy 10 years back. No diabetics still now , she is alright . Please don't give wrong information to the public.
Why didn't I watch this!!!??? I regret it everyday. I never had problems with acid, or diarrhea, pain in arms, living a hell!!
I’m recovering from a very long overdue cholecystectomy this week. I had already made proper diet and lifestyle changes, in addition to taking two types of anti cholesterol medications. After suffering from Acute Pancreatitis that put me in the hospital for a week last year, an enlarged common bile duct, repeated ERCP’s with biopsies, me losing 25 pounds PRIOR to that and doing everything else within my control, my surgeon FINALLY agreed that I more than met criteria.
I realize I am not a typical case, but this was all in the course of SIX years as well, partly due to I have Fibromyalgia and my previous surgeon kept blaming my symptoms on that and my Chronic Pain. I also have followed either vegan or vegetarian diets for the majority of the last several years as well. I just wanted to give my perspective since not all doctors jump in and yank gallbladders at the drop of a hat. In closing, I can already notice a difference to the positive, thank God! Good luck to anyone else who is suffering like I did.
Susanne Anderson I’ve waited 4 yrs for surgery , even though it was clean it was needed. I have sludge and small stones. I have a chronically inflamed gall bladder and constant pain now , luckily surgery is next Monday . Not all doctors immediately do surgery . Most make u try diet or medication first
Very well done. God bless you. Nothing is impossible in this world.
@@susiemac9816 agree
@@sonika8u thanks for your input. I know how trivial some of these issues can be and I am not the Lone Ranger with my problems. There are a lot of us out here. In retrospect, I am thankful for the course my disease took. No doubts about unnecessary surgery or treatment. I am still going great except for my IBS which is unrelated and I don’t have to jump through the hoops I used to about my diet. I am still vigilant about healthy choices. I just don’t beat myself up about it like I used to. God bless and take care everyone! 💜
What amazing advice.brillant😊
This is such good advice. Thank you. Gallbladder being removed next week. I am eating Keto now but am afraid fat will have to be out of my diet.
Judy Rowland Hi there! I'm 52 and I had gallbladder surgery when I was 24. I've done a lot of trial and error on eating throughout the years and what I've found that works best for me is something no one ever talks about and that's removing ALL forms of oils and fats from our diets. So that means all animal products: all meats even fish and chicken, all dairy products and eggs. I've also removed all refined oils from my diet.. even so called "healthy fats".. no such thing exists for people like us. I've removed all processed foods (anything in a box or package), all refined sugars, sugary drinks and sugary products. I've removed all natural fats: nuts, seeds, avocados, coconuts and olives. Also no spices not even black pepper. I'm juicing a lot of whole vegetables and fruits and sipping on those to give my digestion a break from having to work all the time while giving me the nutrients I need from nature and finally.. when eating fibrous foods.. I eat slowly and chew a lot and stop before getting full. Eating at restaurants at this point is just pointless.. no one else knows how painful fats and oils are and that's usually the main ingredient in cooked restaurant foods. Eat at home as much as you can and just think in terms of oil free, fat free bland, puree' and juiced foods.. Hope this information helps 💕 One more thing: I'm finding I feel better when eating mono meals.. eating one food group at the time.. 😊
Judy Rowland Regarding cancer and other life threatening health issues, please watch the documentary 'What The Health' through Netflex or UA-cam. There's so much important information that we've never been exposed to. Wishing you the very best 💕
Jill Hollon I appreciate your advice however, I am 4 weeks post surgery and an now able to do Keto again. I am sorry your eating is so restrictive. I am thankful I can eat the Keto lifestyle.
Judy Rowland Hi Judy! Thank you for your reply. I also did the Keto diet about 10 years ago because I was told that Keto was the best diet for the human body. I'm finding that science has proven for the past 50 years that the opposite is actually true. Fatty plaque starts building in our arteries at the age of 10. Plaque is formed from cholesterol and saturated fats from all animal products and refined oils leading to heart disease (and strokes).. the #1 killer in America for the past 90 years. I don't feel restricted in any way. Science proves that the top 15 killers in our country can be reversed and prevented by eating foods grown from the ground and in their natural form. Certain cancers have been naturally reversed by eating only fresh raw fruits and vegetables or the juice from them. I'm currently in the middle of an amazing dry fast and water fast combination with a few sips of watermelon juice inbetween and I feel completely amazing!! I'm currently researching the Fruitarian lifestyle during my fast. It's based on the concept that we as humans are a tropical species and originated from the tropics and lived primarily on tropical fruits. The health benefits of an all fruit diet are never-ending! People have reversed all of their health issues naturally as Fruitarians (even diabetes) and have massive amounts of energy~ I'm looking forward to living a life full of energy and vitality and eating sweet juicy fruits all the time 😊 peace and blessings always 💕
Jill Hollon not true, you are Incorrect. Heart disease is caused by inflammation caused by carbs.
Good info 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼 mine removed a week ago😢
the best video ive ever watche,great information,thank you so much
You’re suggesting to be vegetarian after gallbladder surgery but It’s hard to be vegetarian without gallbladder because most of the protein comes from legumes which are extremely hard to digest and gassy no matter how much you soaked them .
Exactly , idk what to do anymore. I’m going have my gallbladder taken out too prettt soon and I’m scared of what’s the outcome.
I’ve had my gallbladder removed since I was nine years old I am now 29 and I wish I would have had the resources to know exactly what to do. I try to eat healthy on a day-to-day basis but I recently found out that I have a fatty liver. Do you have any suggestions on what types of things I should be eating to help cure this?
Eat Brussels sprouts spinach drink lemon juice and water 😀
Wish I saw this video 2 years ago before I had my surgery.
Hold up. Bile empties out into the duodenum and not from the pancrease.
i had my gallbladder pholyp removed 2 weeks ago 1cm pholyp im afraid having cancer but it was benign. now i watched it video just feel regret somehow my recovery is so fast yes i need to change my food as you advice .thankyou
Small meals every 3 hours.
Sleep on time
Yoga / Exercise.
Very less processed food.
No white and brown sugar
Truly thank u very helpful
What can we do when every doc is first approach is surgery.. we can't suggest or argue with docs..
You are correct wild animals do not eat every two hours, because they eat all the time when they are awake. Wild animals do nothing but search for food when they are awake.
I just had to have my gallbladder removed 1 day ago in an emergency surgery. I really need help with this the Dr. is saying I don’t have make any changes and I can resume regular diet and eating habits without restrictions. I feel this is not so what would you say I need to eliminate and add to my diet and would you suggest any supplements?
Guys do not get your gallbladder removed unless you absolutely must!!!!!!!!!!!
Do a ketogenic diet
Can i fast with no gallbladder? Would i be having a bloated stomach or problematic intestine or pancreas because the bile keeps flowing without any food to digest?
I think bile is produced only when stimulated by digestion. I am not sure, though. Can anyone help?
Excellent video
Great video 😍
M suffering from diarrhea for years after surgery... My abdomen is too big now.. It feels like fats are all accumulated here in my waist...
I had my gallbladder surgery ten days back and I am almost totally fine . I am eating everything almost a😊
My problems started 6 months after gallbladder removal. Digestive problems. Just started a probiotic and digestive enzyme. Time will tell.
Great but still take care. Take a good watch on your liver.
Can i eat 2 table spoon of virgin coconut oil ? Every day after breakfas ? Tnx
Let me tell you if your gallbladder isn’t working right it can cause gallbladder cancer and/or liver cancer you a lot a time die from the cancer. You don’t die all most anytime from the removals of gallbladder. I had so many stones in my gallbladder they couldn’t be counted I ask if the stones could be removed and they said they will come back. I didn’t eat fried food, salt or sugar. Also if a stone or more then one stone gets stuck in a tube that goes to the liver it will cause cancer
Is it ok to cook with cold pressed rapseed oil ?
Thanks! Great video!
Thank u...
The problem of eating only 3 meals a day is that I can only eat small meals. Eating a small meal every 2 or 3 hours is much easier on the system than eating bigger meals 3 times a day.
I have a history of cancer, now polyps in Gallbladder. Doc said I need to have it removed.
Untill your polyps are less than 10 mm ,those are benign usually....so there's no need of removing gall bladder
@@rohitrajput6043 Apne remove Kiya h kya gb??
@@rohitrajput6043 do you have polyps and what size of polyps?
Is he a doctor? or just reading a medical summary? Just curious..
Help meeeeee
Dang. I am a little freaked out because I had my gallbladder out 30 years ago!
screamingeorge1 did you gain a lot of weight after removal? How did you deal with it
How you doing now
I got mine out 12 years ago and yes I put on weight that refuses to go down.
And your still alive!!! Lmao 😂 great story. Looking forward to the same out come...
@@rashmiuttarkar2958 take a digestive enzyme with ox bile, it will help with the weight
Oh my goodness! How l wish l had seen this video just a week before I had my surgery. Believe me l tried my best not to n even thought of detox but my pain was getting worse n with the coronavirus pandemic initially hitting my place n before hospitals started getting affected, l removed it with regret. After watching this l wish I had not but then again what if the diseased organ started effecting other parts??.wish life were that simple
how is your condition now after a year, better?
I have polyps growth in gallbladder. I have to get it remove :( otherwise, they will grow bigger and be cancerous. Have no choice but has to remove it.
me too
And the doctor didn’t say anything to limit , nothing like everything was going to be normal
I couldn’t leave ER until they removed my gall bladder because it was so bad according to them but now I am suffering from consequences ; first able gaining weight I look like a trash can and I don’t even eat fats or sweets no bread nothing bad I don’t understand what is happening 😡🙁
My blader was remove 2 years ago
When I had my gallbladder removed 13 years ago I was told by my doctor that it was not needed and would be fine in one year. That was a lie I have gained over 100 pounds and I was sick all the time until 2 weeks ago I started taking Ox Bile Before meals and it all went away. I have lost 10 pounds and my bowel movements are normal. I don't know why doctors don't tell there patents about this stuff. I'm also taking Swedish Bitters so clean my system and fix the damage that has been done to my body. Kelp also helps fix the pancreas.
10 days post surgery and miserable. Waiting for ox bile salts. Lost 10 percent of my body weight waiting for surgery to open back up due to layoffs from covid -19. Mornings are hard.
I felt like i was forced to remove my gall bladder
Can you tellme your qualifications
I had mine taken out almost 3 years ago and have been seriously ill every since. The dr that removed it said I had 7 stones but my gall bladder looked good. But the reason I went into the ed was because I was so sick and come to find out I was septic, but the only thing that they could find wrong was gall stones and I had to wait 2 days before surgery to bring down the infection and fever before they would do surgery. I woke up 2 weeks later on life support and had pneumonia and fluid around my left lung and have been in and out of the hospital many times since then and on life support 3 times since and I’m still not better. I lost down from 147lbs to 77lbs in a few months and am gaining weight back slowly but I stay sick all the time even though I try to eat right. They can’t give me a diagnosis out of 4 major hospitals. I need real help!
I am so sorry you have gone through all of that! You must have a very strong constitution! Do you live in a city where you have a big choice of doctors and naturalpaths?? I can recommend good one in the LA area.....but if not, can you ask everyone you know for the best one they know!?
Ever since my gallbladder been removed I get sick every month I been to the hospital and they keep saying my CT SCAN n blood work was negative n they say I’m perfectly healthy but I feel like I need a 2 opinion because I’m still sick and it hurts me a lot where they remove my gallbladder it still hurts there no one believes me n eating right sucks ..
Hi there! I'm so sorry about your health situation.. I'm 52 and I had gallbladder surgery when I was 24. I've done a lot of trial and error on eating throughout the years and what I've found that works best for me is something no one ever talks about and that's removing ALL forms of oils and fats from our diets. So that means all animal products: all meats even fish and chicken, all dairy products and eggs. I've also removed all refined oils from my diet.. even so called "healthy fats".. no such thing exists for people like us. I've removed all processed foods (anything in a box or package), all refined sugars, sugary drinks and sugary products. No more junk foods or fast foods. I've also removed all natural fats: nuts, seeds, avocados, coconuts and olives. Also no spices not even black pepper. I'm juicing a lot of whole vegetables and fruits and sipping on juices to give my digestion a break from having to work all the time while giving me the nutrients I need from nature and finally.. when eating fibrous foods.. I eat slowly and chew a lot and stop before getting full. Eating at restaurants at this point is just pointless.. no one else knows how painful fats and oils are and that's usually the main ingredient in cooked restaurant foods. Eat at home as much as you can and just think in terms of oil free, fat free bland, puree' and juiced foods.. Hope this information helps 💕 One more thing: I'm finding I feel better when eating mono meals.. eating one food group at the time.. 😊
I feel so sad about u ...may your health will get better
Mine was removed because it was sludged
So what happens if your bile is blocked? I was told no choice but surgery.
My gallbladder was removed last week. I have heard that I will not be able to eat rich foods in future. I am very much fond of mutton and other varieties of non vegetarian food. Please suggest me whether it's true or false
Anwar Ali Anwar Hi there! Sure hope you did well with your surgery! I'm 52 and I had gallbladder surgery when I was 24. I've done a lot of trial and error on eating throughout the years and what I've found that works best for me is something no one ever talks about and that's removing ALL forms of oils and fats from our diets. So that means removing all animal products: all meats even fish and chicken, all dairy products and eggs. I've also removed all refined oils from my diet.. even so called "healthy fats".. no such thing exists for people like us. I've removed all processed foods (anything in a box or package), all refined sugars, sugary drinks and sugary products. I've removed all natural fats: nuts, seeds, avocados, coconuts and olives. Also no spices not even black pepper. I'm juicing a lot of whole vegetables and fruits and sipping on those to give my digestion a break from having to work all the time while giving me the nutrients I need from nature and finally.. when eating fibrous foods.. I eat slowly and chew a lot and stop before getting full. Eating at restaurants at this point is just pointless.. no one else knows how painful fats and oils are and that's usually the main ingredient in cooked restaurant foods. Eat at home as much as you can and just think in terms of oil free, fat free bland, puree' and juiced foods.. Hope this information helps 💕 One more thing: I'm finding I feel better when eating mono meals.. eating one food group at the time.. 😊 Wishing you the very best 💕
So I got eat small portions and I get hungry fast. How do I help this. I can't digest nuts ,grains ,fats or meats. So I don't know what to eat to stay full...
Have you tried eating quinoa and chia seeds? They are full of nutrients are very filling. You can find recipes online
And I feel nausea all day
I'm total vegetarian...when I search what causes gall stones , I swear i haven't done anything of the mentioned cause..still I have gall stone 2-3 mm last time I checked ,life is quite fucked up...I already underwent 2 ureteroscopy for removal of kidney stone...and now this 😅😅
Rohit Rajput Have you or your Dr looked at your blood work and examined your calcium and looked at your para thyroid causing your kidney stone. I walked around for years with high calcium and para thyroid hormone levels and no Dr picked up on it until I got a kidney stone and seen a urologist who looked at it and said that’s what it was and I had to have kidney stones removed as well as one of my para thyroid glands removed everyone has 4 that sit behind your two regular thyroids and one of my para thyroids wasn’t working properly causing an over production of calcium in my body.
@@d.terrillwilson1575 yeah , my TSH level is fine ,I think that was around 3.4
@@d.terrillwilson1575 anyways I am drinking at least 5 litres of water in a day and every second month I buy a potassium citrate syrup......till now my kidney is clear ... hopefully it works all the time
What about if you have no gallstones but there's a gallbladder polyp? Is it always advisable to have removal surgery even if it's less than 10 cm? Does the taking of a statin help (or hurt) the condition? Liver function enzymes are currently at normal levels, no fever, no chills, no vomiting, but I do have nausea at times and intermittent pain that I feel moreso while lying down.
I was diagnosed with a polyp last week .. it's 0.503 cm (no polyps noticed 2 years ago on last check with Echoscopy, when i was in ER because of bloatedness, pain in intestine, stomach in 3AM).. after 6 months i will have to be checked again to check if it grows .. if growth is more then 2 -2.5 mm it may become as cancer. The only option as i understand is removal of gallblader. Not heard of any biopsies or removal of polyps from gallblader. As i understand after 1cm polyp develops its own blood circulation and risk of developing gallblader cancer increases. THIS WAS NOT TOLD TO ME to be clear ... nothing was explained i had to search for other doctors talking about polyps and problems associated with them. Waiting for tomorrows visit to family doctor to explain the results. Don't now how to continue on KETO, because it based on more fat intake, if surgerie would be performed.
EGoksy My next scan is in February. Good luck to you!!
one more interesting thing .. only 5% may become cancer .. but there is no way of telling that only after removal of gallblader the tests are conducted :(.. only good news after this gallblader removal if they check it and there was no cancer i guess .. and you have to deal with other problems that may result from it :(
@@EGoksy hi, I have also multiple polyps with largest size is 4*3mm. What about your current status please reply.....
yeah but i dont want lose weight
bile finding a 'pathway through the Pancreas' is not correct. That may occur prior to removal blockage of bile flow from the Liver can result in build up of bile within the Liver and backflow up into Pancreas; dangerous. After removal the path of bile is down to small intestine. Issues then different. Yes, good vegetable oils such as coconut needed for fat soluble vitamins. Bile not concentrated and stored any more so need smaller amounts spread out over more frequent meal times. Experiment to see how much (oil/fat) can be digested and assimilated without causing upset lower down from undigested oil/fat. On another note: now we know the brain is plastic changing all the time why not other organs - and allowing for growth of new gallbladder, I ask. The medical answer is no, it cannot regrow. Just note that as the typical medical response. There is a reason yogis hid away form society at certain times - not making a show of expended longevity and regrowth of hair , repair of organs etc.
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I had mine removed2weeks ago. Mine was so hard and inbeded so deep in my liver it had to be removed.. there was no saving it.. the doctor I was seeing for yrs. everytime I'd tell him about the pain he'd say it's gas it'll be fine.. when I landed in the hospital I sure found out it wasn't gas..were if this doctor would of checked it out like he was to do it might of been saveable. Well now I Feel like a walking dead because not only that I also found out I'm a type2 diabetic.. all could of been delt with and could of been prevented.. I'm so scared now but there's nothing I can do about it. I guess it's a matter of time. I'm a goner now.
Not true Ruddy. We’re all goners some day. But while your here, DO everything you know to be as healthy as you can with what you have. It takes time and that is what we have. This video is excellent and I’m going to DO what he says. I’ve researched much on this. I wrote a long comment before this one explaining my situation a little. I wish you health. It’s up to us. It’s our body, no one elses. We can prevent further damage if we DO what we know. It’s easier than surgery or medicines.
I realy want my gallbladder back.
I was told I had pancreatitis and my gallbladder was infected it was the worst pain ever they removed my gallbladder they told me couldn’t drink alcohol been over 5 years since I had a beer
Good..alcohol is not needed. You're not missing out on anything.
Due to Covid lockdown period, i had to undergo a lot of stress and anxiety. I already have a history of anxiety. Due to erratic work hours(online), late eating and lack of sleep, i got inflammation in the lining of the gall bladder. I already had plenty of stones! Now i have severe burning and acute pain in my stomach since six months but i tried solving this problem with homoeopathy to avoid surgery! Some doctors say the pain is due to stones and some say due to gastritis! Sonography reports show plenty of gall stones and CT scan(on18/12/20) shows oedema on the inner lining of the bladder! Kindly guide what to do . Can i show u the reports and how?
I’m in a similar situation. Got my CT scan back in September showing lots of stones and I’ve had a few gallstone attacks. Rather than gettin surgery, my natural path suggested I take LV-GB complex after every meal for a year and then re-scan and see if it’s dissolving the stones. I just posted a video on my channel if you want more information but bile salts can dissolve the stones about 1mm a month in manny people according to studies I’ve read.
@@mylesgray3470 Hello, how are you now?
@@NomfundoV8 I’m doing well! Just passed another stone this past month without major pain. In a few more months I’ll get another scan. Hopefully stones are gone by then. I added more bile salts before dinner, stuff called bile acid factors.
@@mylesgray3470 I'm so glad you are doing well! I recently got diagnosed with a fatty liver and gallstones, so I'm currently trying to research ways to heal myself and avoid surgery. I've heard of bile acid factors. I just started Keto, currently taking TUDCA, Super enzymes, berberine, Milk Thistle, NAC, Chanca Piedra. What is your daily protocol?
you are giving misleading information. gallbladder duct and common bile duct merge before the pancreatic location. They both end up in the small intestine but the trick here is what comes from the liver isn't concentrated enough unlike the stored bile comes from gallbladder, so it might not be adequate to digest fats fully. Diabetes and insulin production from beta cells is totally different story.
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I've had my gallbladder removed in 2017, but I'm still having pain where it used to be. Is that normal or what's the pain caused from?
mine was removed last 2017. it still hurt sometimes. Is it normal
I had a big operation on my body, but when the weather changed to hot weather my scars allways became sensitive and inside my body there were pain. after 10 years only my stomach is sensitive ...but I even feel the solar flares: at that times the pain is more intensive.
Ox bile work great to help.
still hurts?
How to detox liver plz reply?
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Is ox bile vegan
Any body explain tamil...gallbladder enakku remove so I want help
if the gall bladder has a stone of 15 mm and is contracted then should it be removed or medicine can improve it
I had 22 mm one and they did a laparoscopic surgery to remove it and I am fine.. Surgery is done 3 months ago on 24th June, 2019. I had cramping in my stomach just once in 3 months and that too because of some fatty foods and gravies. Now I am too conscious about my diet.
Hi ,I had laparoscopic and conversion to open cholecystectomy surgery on 29th March 2020 .I am thyroid patient I am taking levothyroxine medicine daily. I saw your video which is given more clear details.its given more information about after removing gallbladder what we should do. I’m vegetarian I want to know what kind of fat we should not eat and what types of fat we should eat. What about the pure caw ghee, coconut oil or extra vergine olive oil, canola cooking oil which one is best. Please help out me
Best video 👍👍
Wow im so glad i found this video
I got my gall bladder removed dang!
Doctors are here to kill us😠
What if we have polyp in our gallbladder
I only have 1 stone but have multiple polyps. I had mine removed because doctor said some polyps would result into cancer but not all. I don't want mine to be removed but no choice.
I only have 1 stone but have multiple polyps. I had mine removed because doctor said some polyps would result into cancer but not all. I don't want mine to be removed but no choice.
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Hi Mr. Luke, what about staying hydrated? Is it ok to drink a cup of water every two hours or drink a larger amount every 5 hours?
I had one large stone that was causing pain, and had a hard time finding research on non-surgical treatment of large stones. Can you speak on that?
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Dont trust surgerion doc