Just a warning note: Some years back my mother ended up in the hospital with classic gallbladder symptoms. All the imaging didn't reveal gallstones so their plan was to send my 80 y/o mother home on pain management. I like to had a fit. I did my own research and discovered a little known gallbladder issue that primarily occurs in elderly women where the gallbladder twists and it does NOT show up on imaging. I contacted the Director of Nursing and told her that my mother was going home on pain management over my dead body. The surgeon called and I explained to him what I had discovered in my research. He kind of blew past that but said he had consulted with her cardiologist and he would operate. After the surgery he came out with a bemused expression and said: "It was kind of just twisted up in there". BINGO I replied... If I had accepted their findings, my mother would have gone home, gone septic and died. If you have elderly family members who have gallbladder issues with no stones, inform their doctor, and if they ignore you, fire them and get another.
The problem is, Doctors are not Gastroenterologists. Certain Gastroenterologists specializes in Gallbladder Obstructions, without the use of Surgery. Surgeons want to just cut it out, Gastroenterologist instead Run a (EUS) Endoscopic Ultrasound from inside the Stomach, and also perform an ERCP to remove the Stones, while inside the Stomach, and locate the Bile Duct by the Duodenum, and remove each one without any cutting, leaving the Gallbladder untouched. Stones do not show up on CT Scan most of the time, I know, because they didn't show up on my CT Results either. Before any Procedure can be performed, you need to get an (MRI)-MRCP to efficiently diagnose Gallstones, and any other Biliary Issues, because the MRCP picks up more than just the Stones, thanks, I hope this helps.
My friend’s 78 year old mother passed away a couple weeks ago. Had a gallbladder attack this passed thanksgiving which resulted in Sepsis causing her death. Good job standing up to the Docs!
I had gallstones in the December 2014. I felt sick after eating fatty food. One night after another big meal i had such a pain under my rib that i had to call 911 to come and get me to the hospital. In the hospital i got injected with morphine and i felt so much better but i had to stay in the hospital for 5 days. It was 2 days before Christmas. Doc told me they need to remove my gallbladder after the holidays cause he is leaving to Europe for Xmas. After the holidays i felt better so i let it go and never showed up at the docs office. 5 months later i ended up in the hospital again. This time with Pancreatitis. The stones left my gallbladder and got stuck in a bile duct. So removal oF my GB was no longer needed. Doc put me under anesthesia and put a long tube in my mouth all the way to my stomach where they pushed my 3 stones into my intestines . I flushed them out later. So i got to keep my gallbladder and im perfectly fine for 9 years already 😊
Wonderful to know this ❤️. I too had an experience like this, but didn't involve hospitalisation the second time. I drank apple juice for 2 weeks continuously and suddenly the stone started moving and got stuck in the middle of my stomach below the rib cage. I kept massaging it and it felt like I was swallowing it down. And it felt like a rebirth literally. i have one more, so I'll probably do the same soon and get it over with. Good to know.
I got to the point at which very little fat triggered terrible pain. And I was in a hotel and taking a week of oral and written exams--the Monday after that I was in the hospital having my gall bladder out.
Dr Bergs notes shared: It turns out that the most common symptom of gallstones is having no symptoms at all. 80% of people with gallstones don’t experience any symptoms until the situation worsens. Other symptoms of gallstones or a gallbladder problem: • Pain or tightness under the right ribcage • Pain under the right rhomboid • Pain in the neck that runs up the side of the face • Nausea • Vomiting • Bloating • Belching • Jaundice • Dark urine • Pale stool Gallstones can form when a person has high cholesterol and a lack of bile. Bile helps thin and eliminate cholesterol. A deficiency of bile is the real problem. The gallbladder is an important organ that helps you store and concentrate bile and absorb fat-soluble nutrients. Bile sludge is a common problem that can also cause pain, even when there aren’t any stones. Bile sludge can occur at different times but can be a complication after having your gallbladder removed, causing some of the same symptoms that lead you to have surgery. Risk factors for getting gallstones: • Pregnancy • Birth control pills • Obesity • Type-2 diabetes • Liver disease • Constipation • Low folate • Taking PPIs • Consuming a high-carb diet • Consuming a low-fat diet Natural ways to help get rid of gallstones: 1. Take purified bile salts and probiotics 2. Consume salad 3. Use acupressure 4. Decrease your insulin (do intermittent fasting and go on the keto diet) Thank you Dr Berg! 🐱👍🏿
I just bought your bile salts after my GP Said I have gallbladder issues. I already feel better and have no pain after only 2 days of taking them. Thank you so much for all you do!😭🥰
My mothers doctor ignored all the symptoms and told her she was just bloated. She had to go to the hospital after an entire year of pain and died there. I wish i could turn back time and prevent this.. thank you for making more people aware of the symptoms so situations like these are less likely to go that far
My gp too until I passed something after apple cider n lemon. Painful nausea face n neck pain. Gp still refusing acknowledgement he was disgusted when I mentioned bile salt. I can tell you 6 yrs everyday most of these symptoms.
It is impossible to overstate just how grateful my family and myself are for the big-picture insight you give for different conditions. I'm literally crying from the years of medical gaslighting I experienced that you cleared up in a single 8-minute video. Thank you, Thank you, Thank you 🙏
I had a pain on the left side of my tummy area a few years back. Doctor said it's probably gallstones and we have to remove your gall bladder. I said to him my gall bladder is on my right side, not left side, but he still suggested that I have it removed. Turned out I had a kidney stone on my left side.
@@JohnQPublic345 It feels like indigestion. Then feeling nauseous and loss of appetite. Tried to sleep, but couldn't and sweating. Went to urgent care and the doctor there pushed and moved my abdomen and I would feel some relief. This is probably due to dislodging the stone and allow urine to flow down and relieving the back pressure on the kidney. My research showed symptoms of a kidney stone. I then inverted myself with legs up in the air, having my body weight on the back of my shoulders to maybe dislodge it again. Lo and behold, I felt an instant relief and had no pain. I must have moved it to where it didn't obstruct the flow of urine down to my bladder. The CAT scan I had afterwards still showed a kidney stone in my ureter about 8 mm. luckily, it had no obstruction and I was able to have a scheduled lithotripsy to remove it. Good luck and I hope you get it resolved and recover quickly.
I've had gallstones, and everything Dr. Berg said is true. This happened in 2013 when I was only 20 years old. I remember thinking it was very serious because I had no idea what it could have be plus I was very young. A few days later I had my gallbladder removed, and some days before this I went to the clinic, just before my appointment I was in the bathroom and noticed my eyes were yellow, Jaundice in other words. A bit later the "doctor" asked if I was depressed, I said no not really, I said that my eyes were yellow in color he then googles "Yellow Eyes" how he got through medicine school is the greatest mystery ever. This is still the most bisarre moment of my life.
Docs deal with many conditions- they can't be an expert on everyone all the time. Nothing wrong with researching on the fly. He could have been looking for other things as well. Do you dislike all Cancer researchers too? All they do is search- for cures and yes, they use Google too. Bottom line is results. How do you feel these days- do you take a digestive enzyme with every meal?
@Commendatore Way off topic. Obviously, when you heal up, you will be able to lift weights and have more of an appetite. You do not want to gain fat weight.
This is some of the most succinct & helpful information on this topic I have ever seen in 9 minutes, and I've been a medical professional for 20 years. Dr. Berg is such a blessing.
I sure wish I'd had this information 7 years ago. I had so many of these symptoms! I had emergency surgery in 2016 to remove my gallbladder, which was rupturing. I almost died. I truly feel that if I'd had Dr. Berg's information back then, I could have avoided this surgery and near death experience. I learned the hard way to pay more attention to the signs my body sends me. 57lbs down since 2021, I am dedicated to staying healthy. Love Dr. Berg!
I had seven of those ten symptoms. That's why I got online and did a sweeping search for information and help. I found your many videos, Dr. Berg. I purchased your Gall Bladder Formula and two bottles of Tudca. It doesn't work overnight. But with consistent use ( along with timing and fasting ) I was cured in about 5 to 6 weeks. Zero symptoms. The only time it comes back now is around holidays when I break routine and eat holiday foods that spike my insulin. At this point I have nearly forgotten the intense pain and discomfort I once experienced from my gall bladder. Your video reminds me though. And it is good to remember that pain and discomfort every once in a while. There is no more powerful motivator than the avoidance of that. I am grateful for your work and the work of your most excellent team, Dr. Berg. You are all in my prayers. Take care and have a great day.
I had my gallbladder removed 10 years ago. Since then I'm having problems with certain foods and get easily acid reflux. I was so hopeful when ordering Dr Bergs Gallbladder Formula because it specifically states that is also for people without gallbladder. Unfortunately, it made my symptoms of acid reflux even worse. At first I thought maybe it is a coincidence and had a break for about two weeks then tried it again and the exact same symptoms came up. Unfortunately, didn't work for me at all.
I had symptoms for probably over a year and always thought it was something else. I had it taken out. Unfortunately, I had awful complications from the surgery, but I'm still here!
You have to be the most helpful doctor I've ever seen in my life. I mean it's literally every single video is knowledge we should all know. Every single one.
So timely! Earlier this week my husband was diagnosed with gallstones and the Dr immediately wanted to schedule for surgery. We put the brakes on it. We had cut sugar out, low carb not keto and do intermittent fasting now. First thing we said to each other was “lets see what Dr. Berg has to say”. Hopefully the bile salt will make the difference. Interesting how the scheduler said “oh you don’t need your gallbladder, I don’t have mine. But then shared story about how badly shed had pancreatitis.” We watched several other of his episodes on the gallbladder and excited to see this mornings episode was on topic for us. Thank you Dr. Berg!
@@agb6330 I did a weekly high-dose TUDCA regimen (while fasting for 24 hours). It took a few months, but my gallbladder is now running like a well-oiled machine. On eating days (low carb, high-animal fat carnivorous diet), I supplemented with Betaine-HCL, Bile Salts, Choline, and a high-quality B-Complex (one that contains Benfotiamine, Methylcobalamin, and Niacinamide) Edit: My TUDCA dosage was 2,000 mg (3 times per day: first dose in the morning, second around midday, last dose before bedtime) while completely fasted (no food, coffee or tea...water only) so that there was no interference from other biocompounds interacting within the liver.
Congratulations on evaluating that MD’s advice… my decades long symptoms were localized itching and I never brought it up during appointments since T2D was the concern at the time. The pressure flared up after starting Keto & IF last July and I did the same as you by ‘consulting’ Dr Berg 🙂 and started a TUDCA and his GB formula therapy. The pressure became higher so I speculated the duct was obstructed and began the acupressure technique. The pressure subsided within 30 minutes. Fast forward 90 days and all the symptoms are gone. I now have reduced to a maintenance dose. I’m convinced the current standard American diet is the culprit and hearing a few researchers are petitioning a revisal but now have to contend with a multi trillion dollar food industry that will do anything to keep the money flowing their way. 😮💨 that went a little long winded thanks for reading and best of 2023 to you
Doc thank you so much for caring about people. GOD bless you and your family. I believe you are a Saint for doing job of educating people allowing us to live a better healthy life. THANK YOU.
My friend went in to have her gallbladder out and they found out it was cancerous, sewed her back up.. Sadly she was gone in 6 months. Turns out it was more than stones. I wish she had known about your site. She was a vegetarian and a high carb/sugar eater. Several members of my family have had their gallbladder out and not one doctor has ever mentioned bile. I do low carb but I also take digestive enzymes with bile salts if I eat a heavier meal.
This has to be one of the greatest and informative channels on all of You Tube. I am 46 and need to take better care of myself. My diet isn’t the greatest and I have to turn to more healthy alternatives instead of pizza and burgers.
Dr. Berg! I am a massage therapist of many years. I also get massages and acupuncture regularly. Over the last few months, my knee started giving me problems in the medial knee. And on the top of my right foot. And my right shoulder. It was my acupuncturist that told me that was my gallbladder 42 Meridian I asked her what that was all about and she suggested that I find a good gallbladder support supplement. I bought your gallbladder formula and on the very first day, by the second dose, my knee pain was completely gone, and I have not had it since. It has been two weeks and my legs feel better every day. Especially my right leg. this is so life-changing for me. I’ve watched alot of your other videos and purchased some different items from your online store. I am amazed at how good I feel! Thank you for all of your hard work! You have changed my life ❤
Just wanted to say that my pain was all LEFT sided. My gallbladder was packed with stones and gangenous and had to be removed. My surgeon said it should have been removed years earllier but my lack of right sided pain hindered diagnosis. Hope this helps someone.
@@manalbelmamoun5342 An ultrasound on my ovaries had an ‘incidental’ finding of the gall bladder issue. An emergency surgery followed and all has been well since, although I still follow a low sugar /low fat diet. No ultrasound or tests were ever ordered for my ‘gall bladder ‘ pain as it was all referred to my left side. The surgeon however, told me that he had seen other similar cases. I had that pain for at least 15 years.
My Mom had the same thing, with her gallbladder going gangrene. When they removed it, they had to leave a small amount in, so they wouldn't damage her liver duct. But her body ended up putting a tumor around that spot, and she died of liver cancer a year later. She had never had any gallbladder symptoms up to that point. Good to keep lots of bile going. We learned that milk thistle makes your body create more bile, so it helps keep it flushed.
Many thanks Dr. Berg! I have to mention last night I had some strange pains right under my rib cage I thought that must be my gallbladder… And here we are in the morning watching a video from Dr. Berg❓👍♥️
Had my gallbladder removed at 19 if I knew this information, I would have changed my diet before to avoid the surgery. The doctor told me it was all I could do dew to the size of the stones. I took notes Doc and plan on changing my consumption to promote a healthier lifestyle. ✊🏾
I've had two gallstones between 2018-2019. I did extensive research on it and decided to keep my gallbladder. The first year after my last gallstone I reduced my intake of fatty foods by a lot. I lost 30 lbs of weight (making me underweight). In short, the reduction of fatty foods DID NOT reduce symptoms of gallstones. I had constant pressure under the ribcage and gassy after every meal. My body felt unhealthy. I started researching more and discovered taking 1200mg of lecithin after every meal has dramatically reduced symptoms. If I felt pressure in my gallbladder I could take a pill and the discomfort will decrease within 15-20 minutes. I now eat whatever I want (including vitamins and minerals everyday) with very...very little issues. I've gained back 35 Ibs and have never felt better. I hope this helps.
Just 2 weeks after I gave birth to my 3rd child I began passing gall stones. Only at the time I had no idea that that’s what was happening. All I knew is that almost every day I was on the floor in complete agony! I went to the emergency room THREE times (in Syracuse NY) & they “couldn’t figure out what was wrong” even my husband asked “could it be gall or kidney stones?” They said No! The pain was so much that I was vomiting almost constantly all day long. FINALLY I went to a different ER & low & behold… they said I’ve been passing gall stones… I was passing them for such a long period of time (since the doctors at the first ER couldn’t figure it out the first few times I went) that I literally RAN OUT OF SPACE in my gall bladder & stones began piling up in my bile duct! Resulting in TWO surgeries… 1. Removal of stones from my bile duct. & 2. (Next day) removal of the gall bladdar. I now also have a permanent inflamed pancreas due to this as well. Was a whole nightmare 😣
Are you planning to speak to an attorney about the gross negligence of the first hospital that is obviously not competent and has led you to permanent and avoidable damage? You should.
@@TheeLynnChase Unfortunately it is too late as this was many years ago (about 15 years ago) I did seek legal advice due to the medical malpractice part of it but sadly as I was in the process of that it was put on "hold" due to my husband being in a bad car accident. (he survived) But I just never went back to the attorney and I should have :(
I suffered for 2 years, constant nausea with horrendous belching. Even though a CT scan showed gallstones, no one could diagnose it. 2 miserable years. Finally got it out, the surgeon showed me a pic, it was ready to burst. I asked repeatedly if it was my gallbladder, no one listened to me. Had problems after the removal, saw GI specialist, couldn't help. Saw a video of Dr Berg, started his gallbladder formula pills, feeling much better. Thank you Dr Berg!
One old home remedy to help dissolve gallstones over time is to take a teaspoon of olive oil. It's a small amount, and the idea is you take this small amount by itself several times a day, with at least an hour between spoons. It's understood to cause a small amount of fresh bile to be released, and this causes a little softening and erosion of the stones in the gall bladder. The goal is to soften and erode the stones until they become slushy and can pass without issues.
I have gallstones and I get referred pain on my LEFT side. I had bloodwork, xrays and a ct scan and the hospital couldn't figure out my pain. They ended up saying I was just constipated. They did see that I had stones but didn't connect the two... After trial and error with my diet and my own research I figured out it was my gallbladder. It's improving with diet change and Dr. Berg's bile salts. I don't think too many people consider referred pain :( It's been 1 year going through this.
So timely that I come across this video Dr Berg, as I'm just today completing my first liver flush and had my first experiences of what gallstones look like. I used the Global Healing liver cleanse, it was a 6 day protocol in total, but the actual flush day is just one day. I passed possibly about 100 gallstones, they were very green mostly, some older darker ones but I feel such relief.
How did you know for sure that you had gallstones? I’m hesitant to do a cleanse if I don’t know what my issue is. Some cleanses say don’t use if you have something wrong with your liver. How do we know? Thanks!
Thank you Dr. Berg! I have been watching your videos for years now and watched many on symptoms of gallstones last year, as I believed I had them. I went to around 30 different practices who shook me off, all the while feeling nauseous, unable to eat, early satiety, Globus sensation, sharp pains in my right shoulder blade, chest pains and rib pain. Finally took a HIDA scan which found my ejection fraction to be off. Got the surgery and when they opened up my gallbladder I had 8 stones!!!! Thank you so much for informing me of the warning signs and to keep pushing for all 5 months! I feel so much better.
My sister is a natural path she keeps advising me to do liver flushes I did a couple befor and got huge stones out and was able to eat carbs again !! 🙏
My husband would belch a lot after eating but apart from that he had no other symptoms until a gallstone got stuck and caused gallstone pancreatitis. He was in a lot of pain, vomiting and the whites of his eyes were yellow. After a stay in hospital he was sent home and scheduled for surgery to remove his pancreas three months later during which time he lost weight by eating a lot less and he didn't have any further pain.
Just the answer I was looking for. The composition of the bile was modified because of a lack of bile. I am going on a campaign to consume as much bitter food as possible. Thanks Dr. Berg.
Someone in my men’s Bible study said they just got a scan done because they’re having issues with their gallbladder. Dr. Berg is a medical ninja. Crazy I woke up to this.
I was able to dissolve my gallstones (cholesterol stones) and thin my bile sludge by following a weekly fasted, high-dose TUDCA regimen. It took a few months, but my gallbladder is now running like a well-oiled machine. On eating days (low carb, high-animal fat carnivorous diet), I supplemented with Betaine-HCL, Bile Salts, Choline, and a high-quality B-Complex (one that contains Benfotiamine, Methylcobalamin, and Niacinamide)
I had my gallbladder removed 9 weeks ago. I had my whole gallbladder full of stones and it had started to shrink. After they had removed they sent it in for an analysis. The results showed that I had a lot of cholesterol in it. My symptoms were nausea after eating. I had a very sharp pain in my septum, so much pain that I threw up. The day before I went to the E.R, I had so much pain that I fainted sitting down. About a month before I went to the E.R, I showed the first symptoms, so I went to my local Healthcare Centre. But they just took my blood pressure and then sent me home with recommendations that I should exercise more. Let’s just say that I’m happy I didn’t ignore further symptoms and strongly followed my intuition that is was gallstones and actually went to the E.R.
Wow ! I’ve been having pain in the right rhomboid and I’ve been taking your gallbladder formula without knowing the relation. I was taking it for adrenal health . I have notice I feel better . I thought the pain was due to my bed being too firm but your explanation also makes sense
I wish there were more doctors like Dr. Berg everywhere in the whole world. This world would have been different and better. A big thanks to Dr. Berg for spreading true knowledge. 👏
Always a clear explanation of the cause, the effect and the result. I used to get the symptoms as described. I watched Dr Berg and decided to try bile salts, I did a short course of his bile salts and I no longer had the discomfort and pain when I ate a high fat mean. I eat way more fats since I started Keto and my whole body and mind are working better every day.
I went and laid down, massaged under my ribcage on the right, found a sore area. Now, my neck doesn't hurt and my bloating is gone. Thanks for the quick and cheap fix.
I have had same problems. Got worse over the years until i had trouble with vision and walking. Read the amazing liver gallbladder flush by andreas moritz. You can download for free. I have done 2x. About to do third. Changed my life
Dr Berg can you make a video about bile reflux (not acid) and how to strengthen the Lower (not upper) sphincter to stop bile from entering the stomach. Me, my mom and so many people I know suffer from this for years and no doctor knows what to do
Thanks for the info Dr. Berg. I've been eating antacids and such for years, and they said I don't need my gallbladder once they found some small stones and wanted to operate. I appreciate your videos, thank you so much!
@@kushalappabe1993 Right so not great. Do you take a digestive enzyme and bile salt like ox bile? Can you kick your sugar habit? Fructose is really bad for your liver. Did you have your gallbladder removed? For what it's worth- you look good. Nice and lean. Do you have energy and feel good? What do you eat? Not just fruit I hope. what is mixed- rice, carbs, seed oils?
What about doing a liver and gallbladder flush with grapefruit juice mixed with olive oil ? That (with Epsom salts to open up everything) works really well
@@SpamMouse With respect as well, the "TikTok generation" comment was not respectful at all. My wife had severe gallstone pain 25 years ago. She did a lemon juice/olive oil flush and within 12 hours passed a bunch of stones through her poop. It was not painful and the problem never came back. Her doctor, who want to schedule surgery, never accepted the result and refuse to even discuss it. I know a few other people who that treatment worked for as well. Google it. Kinda surprised Dr. Berg didn't mention it.
I did those gallbladder cleanses every couple years. The most important part is drinking apple cider for a week first to soften the stones so they don't get stuck in the duct. I've gotten out hundreds of stones. !!
@Drberg Can you explain to us how important the gallbladder is to our health and the possible side effects after removal? A friend of mine said she gets sick with colds/flu all the time now. She now has more allergies than before. She has new stomach issues, and poor digestion of foods like dairy products.
I have gone through gallbladder surgery, by the grace of Allah I am feeling completely healthy. I have no problem even in eating Parata which is full of oil.
When I started getting right rib pain from sludge/stones last week I did an experiment : I jumped up and down as if I was skipping with a rope for a few minutes at a time, four times that day. I wanted to see if the bile sloshing around might help break up the sludge/help it through the ducts in a physical way - it helped a LOT ! Pain went, has not come back yet. I will keep experimenting with jumping and see if it works. I take digestive enzymes, eat a lot of cruciferous veg and a bit of protein twice a day, do IF, and also sometimes take selenium and B complex. The less carbs/sugar I have, the better I feel.
I ate too many raw carrots too quickly last month and they got stuck above my stomach, like cat litter stuck!! It was rough, then I jumped up and down and the hair ball went where it belonged. ;)
In my case the surgeon is not very keen to remove gallbladder stating that it would be risky. I am having SEMS in CBD for the last six months. Present LFT report is well within the rane. I will go for a review within a month. There is no pain and any complain as present. Hope, the requisite dite will act wonder. Thanks
One week after having my daughter 31 years ago, I had a major gallstone event. The ONLY symptom was trying to toilet and going from mild discomfort to sustained high pitched screaming agony in less than one minute. Immediate hospitalization. 30 years later, this past August I had alleged constipation so severe and hideously painful that I was hospitalized two separate times for a total of 9 days. Pumped full of 5 different kinds of laxatives and IV Morephine to control the PAIN. The first symptom of that was increasing agonizing pain in my right upper back. I dont think they tested for amounts of Bile. Bowels are working again but i still have significant pain in my mid left side. Feels like i have bowling ball lodged in my intestines. Medical care is ongoing.
I did a gallbladder flush for several years. I passed many many stones. Apple juice for 2 days, every 2 hours 8oz. At the end of the second day mix 1/2 cup olive oil& 1/2 Cup grapefruit juices- take it into your bedroom- drink it down then immediately lay on your right side. It removes sludge and stones close to the opening. You have to repeat once a month (or so) until the larger stone start to move forward. It helped me and saved my gallbladder🎉🎉
I did exactly like you did, the same steps. And yes, every month until you see no more stones. My first time, I had a 3cm gallstones came out. I have no idea how all that came out but it all came out.
Happy to see this. This week I've watched Dr. Berg videos about galstones. Last week I had my first attack. I felt like dying didn't know what it was. Dr. told me I have 2 stones. So here I am, after looking for a way not to remove my gallbladder. But the resolve the stones.
I believe doctors just want you to have the surgery so they can charge your insurance company you’re right about the gallbladder being gone. I never really thought about that I am was contemplating gallbladder surgery but now I’ve changed my mind. I am going to work on this myself with your help. Thanks again.😆👍🏼
Also Dr, Berg, I have same symptoms the high bad, pain except it is on my left side! Same under 3 lower ribs on my left side, goes high into my back same place you showed it's horrible can you give me any reasons what it could be all in my left side. Please 🙏 Ty Dr, Berg and GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR FAMILIES ❤️✝️
SPLEEN ? if you have any discolouration at 4 pm on the clockface diagram of your left iris - that would be spleen most probably. Get hold of an Iridology chart or find an Iridologist - they can pinpoint lots of probs that docs know nothing about.
I had this- on my right side. Get to a doctor now. Do not delay for real. If something pops, you will be in big trouble. This is a warning to take action- do not ignore it another day.
I appreciate the opportunity to learn something about my body every morning. Very interesting, your visuals are very pleasing as well. Thanks Dr.Berg, I hope you have an awesome day brother!
Had my gallbladder removed in 1998 at the age of 28. It was full of stones but I was never told why. I asked. What should I do from a dietary standpoint without a gallbladder? Thank you.
I'd LOVE to see you make a video regarding the rare occurrences where a removed gallbladder actually grew back! That would be so interesting! You had briefly mentioned it in one of your previous videos. What would it take for THAT to happen?
He actually mentioned your liver being able to regenerate if you have over 25% of your liver remaining plus a change in your consumption of certain foods as well.
@@natru2dagame I already knew about the regenerative powers of the liver, thank you. It WAS the gallbladder. I will just have to find that particular video and keep it handy so I can post it at a glance. He has ONLY mentioned it once, which is odd. It will take me a while to FIND it since there are SO MANY videos to go through! 😉
I tried vegan diet almost a year after having a baby and boy did that pain hit me. I was told I had sludge and was giving antacids. they didn’t want to remove my gallbladder so I just dealt with the pain from time to time it was horrible. so I abandoned the vegan diet thinking it may have some how triggered the sludge. I didn’t get a lot of help from medical professionals. in an effort to lose weight I tried keto and I must say the only time I experience the pain now is when I’m “cheating” or adding processed carbs. this video brings it all together. high carb diet, not enough fats, pregnancy, overweight was all a recipe for disaster. I’m glad I didn’t have my gallbladder removed and I’m glad I found this video that confirms I’m actually working in the correct direction now. thank you Doctor.
Dr. Berg, you said in one of your videos that if you have an autoimmune condition or hyperthyroid to avoid purified bile salts , but if you don't have that then bile salts help dissolve gallstones. Is there something else that you suggest that can help dissolve gallstones quickly if I'm one of those who has to avoid bile salts? Thanks.
One good way is to have cholesterol rich foods and go on healthy keto and intermittent fasting using his videos on nutrients. Not too much fats, just enough to get into ketosis.
Looking forward to a video by you addressing the little-known condition of biliary hyperkinesia, or hyperactive gallbladder. The outstanding physical symptom is URQ pain virtually identical to that caused by gallstones. Similar to gallstone diagnoses, the conventional treatment for biliary hyperkinesia is removal of the gallbladder, with little or no understanding of cause and nonsurgical treatment.
A couple of years ago my wife was diagnosed with gallstones after she experienced terrible abdominal pain with nausea periods lasting sometimes a few minutes and sometimes could go like an hour. Sometimes they happen every day or every few days in a row and sometimes many months without these symptoms. They usually come after she eats but we couldn't identify which foods exactly are causing this because eating the same food or food combinations does not cause these symptoms on consistent bases. Also she constipate very often. Doctor suggested to avoid fatty food and if this doesn't help surgery as an option. She is suffering a lot when she has that pain but trying to avoid surgery as long as she can.
Avoiding fatty foods will accelerate this situation. Dr Berg made a few videos on this type of pain and on how to solve it. Saved me from horrendous pain. ❤
I wish I knew all this before my gallbladder was removed. Had to learn all this after surgery 😥 Been taking bile salts, but just started taking tudca and it has been wonderful 😊
Where do you buy tudca? I was recently diagnosed with gallstones. Dr, was pushing on removing it, but I said no, and Had a second opinion done. Glad I did, the other dr, said I don't just go cut things out, he made sure I really didn't have to, and he said I don't, it works 50%. No need
I wish i had seen this video before my surgery. My stones sizes were around 3-4 mm then my pathetic lifestyle and day night of work, not taking care of my health, increased the stones size to 15-17mm. I tried using bile salts but they gave me severe acidity. But this massage therapy no one told me, my mother has a history of gallstones. Now after surgery i have severe IBS, which i try to control with dieting and exercising.
Unusual story.....One of my patients died of gall bladder cancer. Wasn't feeling well & went to be evaluated. Diagnosed with Stage 4 gb cancer. Gb cancer is rare and like ovarian cancer, it usually isn't diagnosed until the later stages.. She passed about 9 months later. True story. Sad. She was in her early '50's with a healthy lifestyle & was a nurse. No history of smoking, alcohol & was slim.
Hi doc, I've been diagnosed with adenomyomatosis of gallbladder with Rokitansky-Aschoff sinuses. Please make a separate video for such condition. Complications, prognosis and treatment..
Dr. Berg could you explore and report on the digestive system of people who have had their gallbladder removed and a gastric bypass as well. How should they be eating? Can we still benefit from Apple Cider Vinegar and lemon juice and other of your recommendations or do we need to do something different. I, like many have regained weight and am trying to lose with Keto which is working. Just wondering if you have any information on that. I appreciate all of your videos. My husband is diabetic and he’s benefiting from incorporating many of your tips. Thank you!
Another incredibly informative video !!! Dr.Berg Makes anatomy and physiology (A+P) so much easier to "digest" lol.. than your typical professor. Thanks again Doc !!! 👍
I’m so glad I kept my little , polyp ridden gallbladder after 4 decades of disfunction! Increasing stomach acids, fasting( doesn’t cause stones, but will alert you if present) Chanka piedra herb, Tudca , not overeating, especially carbs,and lots of healthy cholesterol laden fats, warm raw egg yolks6-8 at a time, quality olive oil,fatty chicken with skins. Your gallbladder works similarly to your car’s catalytic converter ,run engine too low temp too often, it plugs up!Sadly here in Hawaii, I see teenagers getting gallbladder surgery , mostly from overeating , huge plate lunch with choke Mac salad and fries!Surgery is not necessary if your willing to do the work, otherwise your HMO will gladly relieve you of this wonderful invention!
Hey John, I was diagnosed with a 4 mm gallbladder polyp in may of this year. I’ve been Running around in my life dead scared thinking and hoping it won’t turn into something more serious. Don’t know what to do. Tired of the fear. Did you have polyps as well? And did you really get rid of them or ?
Thank you for the info Dr Berg 😊 for me: I can write chapters when it comes to gallstone pain, yet from the recent therapies that I've accidentally discovered: is adding few drops of Nigella seed oil to my tea each morning. I've noticed that it stops any nausea or gallbladder pain, at least for few hours, plus Dr Berg's own Gallbladder Formula, which is fantastic as well for anyone who has this problem.
You are delaying the inevitable. I did too and it almost killed me when it ruptured. It can also lead to chronic pancreatitis which nobody wants. Sip your tea but get a second opinion and take care of yourself before you get worse. One day my pain was a 10 out of 10. Usually it would get better- I could just sleep it off. Since removed, I have been mostly fine. Much less risk of serious issue. Sorry you are dealing with this- I know how tough it can be- mentally too but you will get over it. It's pretty common. In the hospital, almost everyone (doctors and nurses) were like, "yeah, I had mine out too and I am fine." That made me feel better. You are not alone.
@@MOAB-UT Thanks for the advice, yet unfortunately I've heard too many stories of how people suffered after removing it, plus the fact that my local hospital has the one of highest rate of accidental death during operations ⚰️😅 that's obviously is not very encouraging.. especially if you're a mother & you might leave children behind if anything happens to you.
Don't remove your gallbladder. It is important despite what doctors think. Do liver gallbladder flushes until you rid yourself of all your stones. It has worked miracles in my life
@@sabrinaandhusband7791 yes it will. I believe I have done the most flushes out of anyone on the planet haha I even created my own version because I had to do so many and drinking olive oil is disgusting. This is my simple routine below. 4 apples between 1 to 2pm. 5pm put a tbsp of Epsom salts on your tongue then quickly drink water. Then again straight after. Now eat a fatty meal (instead of drinking olive oil). One that works very well for me is a 3 egg omelette with cheese. I also have a tuna sandwich with cheese and butter. Shortly after I see a crazy amount of stones come out but it obviously depends on how many you have. Good luck
You should not take bile salts if you have diarrhea, hyperthyroidism, Chron's, BAM, if you take Metformin for diabetes, and some other conditions. Dr.Berg has a video about some of this. When not to take bile salts. It's a good video. You should watch it. I researched for more info, also.
Amazing video, I'm new to your channel and it's already starting to help me in so many ways! Could you do a video on how to remove moles (especially facial moles) quickly,naturally and no scarring? I've tried looking for remedies for hours online but with no luck. I'm hoping you could help me and the hundreds of desperate people who want to remove their moles but can't afford surgery or creams. Again, thank you for helping so many people!
Just a warning note: Some years back my mother ended up in the hospital with classic gallbladder symptoms. All the imaging didn't reveal gallstones so their plan was to send my 80 y/o mother home on pain management. I like to had a fit. I did my own research and discovered a little known gallbladder issue that primarily occurs in elderly women where the gallbladder twists and it does NOT show up on imaging. I contacted the Director of Nursing and told her that my mother was going home on pain management over my dead body. The surgeon called and I explained to him what I had discovered in my research. He kind of blew past that but said he had consulted with her cardiologist and he would operate. After the surgery he came out with a bemused expression and said: "It was kind of just twisted up in there". BINGO I replied... If I had accepted their findings, my mother would have gone home, gone septic and died. If you have elderly family members who have gallbladder issues with no stones, inform their doctor, and if they ignore you, fire them and get another.
Well done mate Doctors can be incredibly arrogant and complacent and they really don’t like listening to their patients.
The problem is, Doctors are not Gastroenterologists. Certain Gastroenterologists specializes in Gallbladder Obstructions, without the use of Surgery. Surgeons want to just cut it out, Gastroenterologist instead Run a (EUS) Endoscopic Ultrasound from inside the Stomach, and also perform an ERCP to remove the Stones, while inside the Stomach, and locate the Bile Duct by the Duodenum, and remove each one without any cutting, leaving the Gallbladder untouched. Stones do not show up on CT Scan most of the time, I know, because they didn't show up on my CT Results either. Before any Procedure can be performed, you need to get an (MRI)-MRCP to efficiently diagnose Gallstones, and any other Biliary Issues, because the MRCP picks up more than just the Stones, thanks, I hope this helps.
My friend’s 78 year old mother passed away a couple weeks ago. Had a gallbladder attack this passed thanksgiving which resulted in Sepsis causing her death. Good job standing up to the Docs!
I am so sorry....I really hate our medical system now....@@jaymorrison5895
Yeah Doctors can be extremely arrogant.
I had gallstones in the December 2014. I felt sick after eating fatty food. One night after another big meal i had such a pain under my rib that i had to call 911 to come and get me to the hospital. In the hospital i got injected with morphine and i felt so much better but i had to stay in the hospital for 5 days. It was 2 days before Christmas. Doc told me they need to remove my gallbladder after the holidays cause he is leaving to Europe for Xmas. After the holidays i felt better so i let it go and never showed up at the docs office. 5 months later i ended up in the hospital again. This time with Pancreatitis. The stones left my gallbladder and got stuck in a bile duct. So removal oF my GB was no longer needed. Doc put me under anesthesia and put a long tube in my mouth all the way to my stomach where they pushed my 3 stones into my intestines . I flushed them out later. So i got to keep my gallbladder and im perfectly fine for 9 years already 😊
Wonderful to know this ❤️. I too had an experience like this, but didn't involve hospitalisation the second time. I drank apple juice for 2 weeks continuously and suddenly the stone started moving and got stuck in the middle of my stomach below the rib cage. I kept massaging it and it felt like I was swallowing it down. And it felt like a rebirth literally.
i have one more, so I'll probably do the same soon and get it over with. Good to know.
@@SharkFishSF i think we should do anything possible to keep our gallbladder. I was lucky that my surgery was postponed cause of xmas
I got to the point at which very little fat triggered terrible pain. And I was in a hotel and taking a week of oral and written exams--the Monday after that I was in the hospital having my gall bladder out.
Stones being stuck in CBD is actually more dangerous than having them in the gall bladder. Thank god you're safe 🙏
@@SharkFishSF apple cider works better to soften the stones than the juice.
I am an MD myself and really find your lectures enlightening! Thanks Dr. Berg for your commitment to educating us all!
@bokchoy3511 will do!
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Thank you for being open to non-allopathic methods
Not all Md's are created equal.
MD's come to youtube for diagnoses lmao
Dr Bergs notes shared:
It turns out that the most common symptom of gallstones is having no symptoms at all. 80% of people with gallstones don’t experience any symptoms until the situation worsens.
Other symptoms of gallstones or a gallbladder problem:
• Pain or tightness under the right ribcage
• Pain under the right rhomboid
• Pain in the neck that runs up the side of the face
• Nausea
• Vomiting
• Bloating
• Belching
• Jaundice
• Dark urine
• Pale stool
Gallstones can form when a person has high cholesterol and a lack of bile. Bile helps thin and eliminate cholesterol. A deficiency of bile is the real problem.
The gallbladder is an important organ that helps you store and concentrate bile and absorb fat-soluble nutrients.
Bile sludge is a common problem that can also cause pain, even when there aren’t any stones. Bile sludge can occur at different times but can be a complication after having your gallbladder removed, causing some of the same symptoms that lead you to have surgery.
Risk factors for getting gallstones:
• Pregnancy
• Birth control pills
• Obesity
• Type-2 diabetes
• Liver disease
• Constipation
• Low folate
• Taking PPIs
• Consuming a high-carb diet
• Consuming a low-fat diet
Natural ways to help get rid of gallstones:
1. Take purified bile salts and probiotics
2. Consume salad
3. Use acupressure
4. Decrease your insulin (do intermittent fasting and go on the keto diet)
Thank you Dr Berg! 🐱👍🏿
Thanks Fidel for the good editing
He failed to mention the number #1 cause of gallstones, it's parasites.
Are you Justin Trudeau's real father?
Thank you🙏
Thank you so much for this
I just bought your bile salts after my GP Said I have gallbladder issues. I already feel better and have no pain after only 2 days of taking them. Thank you so much for all you do!😭🥰
How many doses you take??
Update?
My mothers doctor ignored all the symptoms and told her she was just bloated. She had to go to the hospital after an entire year of pain and died there. I wish i could turn back time and prevent this.. thank you for making more people aware of the symptoms so situations like these are less likely to go that far
Very sorry 😢 I hope you are fine.
That's what they told me too. I'm constipated and it's just heartburn. I suffered for 3years
She died from gallstones or from what can you tell pls. I am so sorry🙏
How did she pass?
My gp too until I passed something after apple cider n lemon. Painful nausea face n neck pain. Gp still refusing acknowledgement he was disgusted when I mentioned bile salt. I can tell you 6 yrs everyday most of these symptoms.
I just did the massage after suffering for 2 days with gallbladder issues - immediate relief! Off to bile salts!
Bile salsas helping? No bad effects? Thanks
It is impossible to overstate just how grateful my family and myself are for the big-picture insight you give for different conditions. I'm literally crying from the years of medical gaslighting I experienced that you cleared up in a single 8-minute video.
Thank you, Thank you, Thank you 🙏
I had a pain on the left side of my tummy area a few years back. Doctor said it's probably gallstones and we have to remove your gall bladder. I said to him my gall bladder is on my right side, not left side, but he still suggested that I have it removed. Turned out I had a kidney stone on my left side.
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I have same symptoms!!! They can't diagnose it either. What were all your symptoms please?
@@JohnQPublic345 It feels like indigestion. Then feeling nauseous and loss of appetite. Tried to sleep, but couldn't and sweating. Went to urgent care and the doctor there pushed and moved my abdomen and I would feel some relief. This is probably due to dislodging the stone and allow urine to flow down and relieving the back pressure on the kidney.
My research showed symptoms of a kidney stone. I then inverted myself with legs up in the air, having my body weight on the back of my shoulders to maybe dislodge it again. Lo and behold, I felt an instant relief and had no pain. I must have moved it to where it didn't obstruct the flow of urine down to my bladder.
The CAT scan I had afterwards still showed a kidney stone in my ureter about 8 mm. luckily, it had no obstruction and I was able to have a scheduled lithotripsy to remove it.
Good luck and I hope you get it resolved and recover quickly.
Did you ever find out I had a small hernia
These doctors really don’t care smh
I've had gallstones, and everything Dr. Berg said is true. This happened in 2013 when I was only 20 years old. I remember thinking it was very serious because I had no idea what it could have be plus I was very young. A few days later I had my gallbladder removed, and some days before this I went to the clinic, just before my appointment I was in the bathroom and noticed my eyes were yellow, Jaundice in other words. A bit later the "doctor" asked if I was depressed, I said no not really, I said that my eyes were yellow in color he then googles "Yellow Eyes" how he got through medicine school is the greatest mystery ever. This is still the most bisarre moment of my life.
Hello. We hope that you are in a better condition now. Thanks for sharing your story.
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Docs deal with many conditions- they can't be an expert on everyone all the time. Nothing wrong with researching on the fly. He could have been looking for other things as well. Do you dislike all Cancer researchers too? All they do is search- for cures and yes, they use Google too. Bottom line is results.
How do you feel these days- do you take a digestive enzyme with every meal?
@Commendatore Way off topic. Obviously, when you heal up, you will be able to lift weights and have more of an appetite. You do not want to gain fat weight.
Geez yellow eyes is.not depression. That doctor needs to go have a refresher. I'll never go to that doctor.
@@Drberg please make videos on millet
This is some of the most succinct & helpful information on this topic I have ever seen in 9 minutes, and I've been a medical professional for 20 years. Dr. Berg is such a blessing.
Dr Berg is great. He gets straight to the point
I sure wish I'd had this information 7 years ago. I had so many of these symptoms! I had emergency surgery in 2016 to remove my gallbladder, which was rupturing. I almost died. I truly feel that if I'd had Dr. Berg's information back then, I could have avoided this surgery and near death experience. I learned the hard way to pay more attention to the signs my body sends me. 57lbs down since 2021, I am dedicated to staying healthy. Love Dr. Berg!
Are you facing any problems with no gallbladder?
I had seven of those ten symptoms. That's why I got online and did a sweeping search for information and help. I found your many videos, Dr. Berg. I purchased your Gall Bladder Formula and two bottles of Tudca. It doesn't work overnight. But with consistent use ( along with timing and fasting ) I was cured in about 5 to 6 weeks. Zero symptoms. The only time it comes back now is around holidays when I break routine and eat holiday foods that spike my insulin.
At this point I have nearly forgotten the intense pain and discomfort I once experienced from my gall bladder. Your video reminds me though. And it is good to remember that pain and discomfort every once in a while. There is no more powerful motivator than the avoidance of that.
I am grateful for your work and the work of your most excellent team, Dr. Berg. You are all in my prayers. Take care and have a great day.
I had my gallbladder removed 10 years ago. Since then I'm having problems with certain foods and get easily acid reflux. I was so hopeful when ordering Dr Bergs Gallbladder Formula because it specifically states that is also for people without gallbladder. Unfortunately, it made my symptoms of acid reflux even worse. At first I thought maybe it is a coincidence and had a break for about two weeks then tried it again and the exact same symptoms came up. Unfortunately, didn't work for me at all.
Dr. Berg we need more doctors like you! Honestly
Glad to be an inspiration.
I had symptoms for probably over a year and always thought it was something else. I had it taken out. Unfortunately, I had awful complications from the surgery, but I'm still here!
Bless your heart. I hope you recover, I had mine removed in 1996 and I still have stomach issues. I wish Dr. Bergs videos were available back then.
What happened and are you better now? Do you have to take a dig. enzyme?
You have to be the most helpful doctor I've ever seen in my life.
I mean it's literally every single video is knowledge we should all know. Every single one.
So timely! Earlier this week my husband was diagnosed with gallstones and the Dr immediately wanted to schedule for surgery. We put the brakes on it. We had cut sugar out, low carb not keto and do intermittent fasting now. First thing we said to each other was “lets see what Dr. Berg has to say”. Hopefully the bile salt will make the difference. Interesting how the scheduler said “oh you don’t need your gallbladder, I don’t have mine. But then shared story about how badly shed had pancreatitis.” We watched several other of his episodes on the gallbladder and excited to see this mornings episode was on topic for us. Thank you Dr. Berg!
You should watch Dr. Berg's video on TUDCA. I was able to dissolve my gallstones (cholesterol stones) with a weekly TUDCA regimen, over a few months.
@@miltonbates6425 Yes, we watched that last night!
@@agb6330 I did a weekly high-dose TUDCA regimen (while fasting for 24 hours). It took a few months, but my gallbladder is now running like a well-oiled machine.
On eating days (low carb, high-animal fat carnivorous diet), I supplemented with Betaine-HCL, Bile Salts, Choline, and a high-quality B-Complex (one that contains Benfotiamine, Methylcobalamin, and Niacinamide)
Edit: My TUDCA dosage was 2,000 mg (3 times per day: first dose in the morning, second around midday, last dose before bedtime) while completely fasted (no food, coffee or tea...water only) so that there was no interference from other biocompounds interacting within the liver.
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Congratulations on evaluating that MD’s advice… my decades long symptoms were localized itching and I never brought it up during appointments since T2D was the concern at the time. The pressure flared up after starting Keto & IF last July and I did the same as you by ‘consulting’ Dr Berg 🙂 and started a TUDCA and his GB formula therapy. The pressure became higher so I speculated the duct was obstructed and began the acupressure technique. The pressure subsided within 30 minutes. Fast forward 90 days and all the symptoms are gone. I now have reduced to a maintenance dose. I’m convinced the current standard American diet is the culprit and hearing a few researchers are petitioning a revisal but now have to contend with a multi trillion dollar food industry that will do anything to keep the money flowing their way. 😮💨 that went a little long winded thanks for reading and best of 2023 to you
As usual Dr Berg doesn’t disappoint.
Agree 1,000% 👨⚕️
@@bryandoesvlogs I see you 3 ☺️
@@MelanieWeed77 HAHAHA 🤣 U 2 cool! 😅
Happy you found it useful! Be well!
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@@Drberg I have been watching your wonderful advice since 2018 yep! I have learnt a great deal so thank you once again! 😊
Doc thank you so much for caring about people. GOD bless you and your family. I believe you are a Saint for doing job of educating people allowing us to live a better healthy life. THANK YOU.
Very glad to be of help.
My friend went in to have her gallbladder out and they found out it was cancerous, sewed her back up.. Sadly she was gone in 6 months. Turns out it was more than stones. I wish she had known about your site. She was a vegetarian and a high carb/sugar eater. Several members of my family have had their gallbladder out and not one doctor has ever mentioned bile. I do low carb but I also take digestive enzymes with bile salts if I eat a heavier meal.
This has to be one of the greatest and informative channels on all of You Tube. I am 46 and need to take better care of myself. My diet isn’t the greatest and I have to turn to more healthy alternatives instead of pizza and burgers.
Some of his videos on how to stop carbs cravings will help.
Did for me.
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Dr. Berg!
I am a massage therapist of many years. I also get massages and acupuncture regularly. Over the last few months, my knee started giving me problems in the medial knee. And on the top of my right foot. And my right shoulder. It was my acupuncturist that told me that was my gallbladder 42 Meridian I asked her what that was all about and she suggested that I find a good gallbladder support supplement. I bought your gallbladder formula and on the very first day, by the second dose, my knee pain was completely gone, and I have not had it since. It has been two weeks and my legs feel better every day. Especially my right leg. this is so life-changing for me. I’ve watched alot of your other videos and purchased some different items from your online store. I am amazed at how good I feel! Thank you for all of your hard work! You have changed my life ❤
My legs and knees hurt.😮
will never forget my first gallstone attack. had to be taken to the ER as i could not stop vomiting. Pain was unbearable.
Real Doctor, teach people, not only cure!!! Thank you Doc Berg. Godbless you more!
Glad to help!
-Dr. Berg's support team
Just wanted to say that my pain was all LEFT sided. My gallbladder was packed with stones and gangenous and had to be removed. My surgeon said it should have been removed years earllier but my lack of right sided pain hindered diagnosis. Hope this helps someone.
Why didn't anyone see the stones? a simple ultrasound would have found them. How are you feeling since?
@@manalbelmamoun5342 An ultrasound on my ovaries had an ‘incidental’ finding of the gall bladder issue. An emergency surgery followed and all has been well since, although I still follow a low sugar /low fat diet. No ultrasound or tests were ever ordered for my ‘gall bladder ‘ pain as it was all referred to my left side. The surgeon however, told me that he had seen other similar cases. I had that pain for at least 15 years.
My Mom had the same thing, with her gallbladder going gangrene. When they removed it, they had to leave a small amount in, so they wouldn't damage her liver duct. But her body ended up putting a tumor around that spot, and she died of liver cancer a year later. She had never had any gallbladder symptoms up to that point. Good to keep lots of bile going. We learned that milk thistle makes your body create more bile, so it helps keep it flushed.
One of Dr. Berg’s all time best classes. I am following this plus the next video to straighten out my gall bladder. I think that is all it needs. 🎉 😊
Many thanks Dr. Berg!
I have to mention last night I had some strange pains right under my rib cage I thought that must be my gallbladder…
And here we are in the morning watching a video from Dr. Berg❓👍♥️
You are very welcome.
Had my gallbladder removed at 19 if I knew this information, I would have changed my diet before to avoid the surgery. The doctor told me it was all I could do dew to the size of the stones. I took notes Doc and plan on changing my consumption to promote a healthier lifestyle. ✊🏾
I have low normal healthy cholesterol, etc. And I have a stone since March 2023. Thank you for the video resources, it's very helpful.
I've had two gallstones between 2018-2019. I did extensive research on it and decided to keep my gallbladder. The first year after my last gallstone I reduced my intake of fatty foods by a lot. I lost 30 lbs of weight (making me underweight). In short, the reduction of fatty foods DID NOT reduce symptoms of gallstones. I had constant pressure under the ribcage and gassy after every meal. My body felt unhealthy. I started researching more and discovered taking 1200mg of lecithin after every meal has dramatically reduced symptoms. If I felt pressure in my gallbladder I could take a pill and the discomfort will decrease within 15-20 minutes. I now eat whatever I want (including vitamins and minerals everyday) with very...very little issues. I've gained back 35 Ibs and have never felt better. I hope this helps.
Good job
@@yellowdayz1800have you tried TUDCA? Dr. Berg has videos on this.
Just 2 weeks after I gave birth to my 3rd child I began passing gall stones. Only at the time I had no idea that that’s what was happening. All I knew is that almost every day I was on the floor in complete agony! I went to the emergency room THREE times (in Syracuse NY) & they “couldn’t figure out what was wrong” even my husband asked “could it be gall or kidney stones?” They said No! The pain was so much that I was vomiting almost constantly all day long. FINALLY I went to a different ER & low & behold… they said I’ve been passing gall stones… I was passing them for such a long period of time (since the doctors at the first ER couldn’t figure it out the first few times I went) that I literally RAN OUT OF SPACE in my gall bladder & stones began piling up in my bile duct! Resulting in TWO surgeries… 1. Removal of stones from my bile duct. & 2. (Next day) removal of the gall bladdar. I now also have a permanent inflamed pancreas due to this as well. Was a whole nightmare 😣
Are you planning to speak to an attorney about the gross negligence of the first hospital that is obviously not competent and has led you to permanent and avoidable damage? You should.
@@TheeLynnChase Unfortunately it is too late as this was many years ago (about 15 years ago) I did seek legal advice due to the medical malpractice part of it but sadly as I was in the process of that it was put on "hold" due to my husband being in a bad car accident. (he survived) But I just never went back to the attorney and I should have :(
@Jenny Love Paranormal TV Glad you and your husband are well now and survived. That's really the most important thing after all.
@@JennyLoveTV1 do you mind describing your diet during that pregnancy right before the gallstones.
I suffered for 2 years, constant nausea with horrendous belching. Even though a CT scan showed gallstones, no one could diagnose it. 2 miserable years. Finally got it out, the surgeon showed me a pic, it was ready to burst. I asked repeatedly if it was my gallbladder, no one listened to me. Had problems after the removal, saw GI specialist, couldn't help. Saw a video of Dr Berg, started his gallbladder formula pills, feeling much better. Thank you Dr Berg!
Wow. Thanks for sharing.❤
Why it doest help me ?
Has the belting gone away? I have it everyday.
I needed this info I had a Drs appointment yesterday n couldn't go! Ty Dr, Berg
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One old home remedy to help dissolve gallstones over time is to take a teaspoon of olive oil. It's a small amount, and the idea is you take this small amount by itself several times a day, with at least an hour between spoons. It's understood to cause a small amount of fresh bile to be released, and this causes a little softening and erosion of the stones in the gall bladder. The goal is to soften and erode the stones until they become slushy and can pass without issues.
Oh wow! Does it have to be done on an empty stomach?
I have gallstones and I get referred pain on my LEFT side. I had bloodwork, xrays and a ct scan and the hospital couldn't figure out my pain. They ended up saying I was just constipated. They did see that I had stones but didn't connect the two... After trial and error with my diet and my own research I figured out it was my gallbladder. It's improving with diet change and Dr. Berg's bile salts. I don't think too many people consider referred pain :( It's been 1 year going through this.
Did you have large or small gallstones?
@@manalbelmamoun5342 I have a lot of small stones. Eating mainly healthy fats only has helped the most while avoiding saturated.
So timely that I come across this video Dr Berg, as I'm just today completing my first liver flush and had my first experiences of what gallstones look like. I used the Global Healing liver cleanse, it was a 6 day protocol in total, but the actual flush day is just one day. I passed possibly about 100 gallstones, they were very green mostly, some older darker ones but I feel such relief.
Wow, that's a lot. Glad you were able to get rid of them.
How did you know for sure that you had gallstones? I’m hesitant to do a cleanse if I don’t know what my issue is. Some cleanses say don’t use if you have something wrong with your liver. How do we know? Thanks!
Where did you get the liver cleanser from
What liver flush did you do??
It's listed in the original comment.
Thank you Dr. Berg! I have been watching your videos for years now and watched many on symptoms of gallstones last year, as I believed I had them. I went to around 30 different practices who shook me off, all the while feeling nauseous, unable to eat, early satiety, Globus sensation, sharp pains in my right shoulder blade, chest pains and rib pain. Finally took a HIDA scan which found my ejection fraction to be off. Got the surgery and when they opened up my gallbladder I had 8 stones!!!! Thank you so much for informing me of the warning signs and to keep pushing for all 5 months! I feel so much better.
Glad to help!
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How did you get rid of them? Did you have your gallbladder removed? Thanks!
I had my gallbladder trmoved in 1994, which was a mistake. Dr Berg,Thanks to your knowledge, I know how to address my diarrhea/constipation now....
Not necessarily. Your surgeon might not have been great. If you did not remove it, you could be worse off.
@@MOAB-UT Are you a medical doctor or a nurse?
I am having gallbladder symptoms but no stones were found in the recent ultrasound scan. Thanks for sharing this knowledge.
Glad to help!
-Dr. Berg's support team
Have you found anything more out? Have you taken bile salts or anything? Thanks!
My sister is a natural path she keeps advising me to do liver flushes I did a couple befor and got huge stones out and was able to eat carbs again !! 🙏
What liver flush did you end up doing
What liver flush???
thanks, doc. again, a helpful video from the most trusted, reliable and credible doctor online! be safe and healthy to you and to your family.
My husband would belch a lot after eating but apart from that he had no other symptoms until a gallstone got stuck and caused gallstone pancreatitis. He was in a lot of pain, vomiting and the whites of his eyes were yellow. After a stay in hospital he was sent home and scheduled for surgery to remove his pancreas three months later during which time he lost weight by eating a lot less and he didn't have any further pain.
Just the answer I was looking for. The composition of the bile was modified because of a lack of bile. I am going on a campaign to consume as much bitter food as possible.
Thanks Dr. Berg.
Someone in my men’s Bible study said they just got a scan done because they’re having issues with their gallbladder. Dr. Berg is a medical ninja. Crazy I woke up to this.
I was able to dissolve my gallstones (cholesterol stones) and thin my bile sludge by following a weekly fasted, high-dose TUDCA regimen. It took a few months, but my gallbladder is now running like a well-oiled machine.
On eating days (low carb, high-animal fat carnivorous diet), I supplemented with Betaine-HCL, Bile Salts, Choline, and a high-quality B-Complex (one that contains Benfotiamine, Methylcobalamin, and Niacinamide)
Hi. Please, can you talk more about this Tudca diet? Thank you so much!
Please explain TUDCA
can you explain the weekly fasted high dose tudca regimen? Thank you
@@WanderingWithWanda Dr Berg explains TUDCA in a few videos.
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Wow! How did you know you had gallstones? Any begi effects from the HCL, etc? Thanks!
Thanks for the information on gallstones.
Please post a video on gallbladder polyps.
I had my gallbladder removed 9 weeks ago. I had my whole gallbladder full of stones and it had started to shrink. After they had removed they sent it in for an analysis. The results showed that I had a lot of cholesterol in it.
My symptoms were nausea after eating. I had a very sharp pain in my septum, so much pain that I threw up. The day before I went to the E.R, I had so much pain that I fainted sitting down.
About a month before I went to the E.R, I showed the first symptoms, so I went to my local Healthcare Centre. But they just took my blood pressure and then sent me home with recommendations that I should exercise more.
Let’s just say that I’m happy I didn’t ignore further symptoms and strongly followed my intuition that is was gallstones and actually went to the E.R.
Do u feel any better after getting it removed
Wow ! I’ve been having pain in the right rhomboid and I’ve been taking your gallbladder formula without knowing the relation. I was taking it for adrenal health . I have notice I feel better . I thought the pain was due to my bed being too firm but your explanation also makes sense
Go to a doctor. It could be 100 things.
@@MOAB-UT So I can get prescribed Tylenol? Lmao no thanks .
@@Am-mm6iz I am not big on docs either. I was like you- put it off and things got worse. Good luck.
Good for you that you didn’t remove it! Dr Berg’s videos on these kinds of pains helped me out too!
Are u still taking the formula..! If so how long for now and dose it work . Did u have sludge and gallstones..!
I wish there were more doctors like Dr. Berg everywhere in the whole world. This world would have been different and better.
A big thanks to Dr. Berg for spreading true knowledge. 👏
Happy you found it useful! Be well!
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Only surgery I ever wanted and so happy to get rid of that gall bladder after 2 yrs of misery and weight loss. Happy ever since!
Do you have any complications?
God bless you for caring and teaching🙏🏻🥰
No problem. Thanks for your message. Wishing you the same.
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Always a clear explanation of the cause, the effect and the result. I used to get the symptoms as described. I watched Dr Berg and decided to try bile salts, I did a short course of his bile salts and I no longer had the discomfort and pain when I ate a high fat mean. I eat way more fats since I started Keto and my whole body and mind are working better every day.
What brand of bike salts did you use?
@@KountryboiD Dr Bergs.
That’s awesome! I’m afraid to take bile salts, not knowing exactly what my diagnosis is.
Why is it that a lot of Keto eaters have gallstones or gallbladder problems ?
I went and laid down, massaged under my ribcage on the right, found a sore area. Now, my neck doesn't hurt and my bloating is gone. Thanks for the quick and cheap fix.
Temp. patch. It will come back- sorry.
I have had same problems. Got worse over the years until i had trouble with vision and walking. Read the amazing liver gallbladder flush by andreas moritz. You can download for free. I have done 2x. About to do third. Changed my life
Awesome 👏 Also, some of his earlier videos on the gallbladder will help prevent this to happen again.
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Thank you for this very useful video.
The removal of the gallbladder is way too common.
Dr Berg can you make a video about bile reflux (not acid) and how to strengthen the Lower (not upper) sphincter to stop bile from entering the stomach. Me, my mom and so many people I know suffer from this for years and no doctor knows what to do
Thank you for sharing information free of cost 🙏👏
Most welcome! Glad to help!
Glad to help!
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Thanks for the info Dr. Berg. I've been eating antacids and such for years, and they said I don't need my gallbladder once they found some small stones and wanted to operate. I appreciate your videos, thank you so much!
Why the antacids? Indigestion???
Please make a video on the different tests to undergo detecting the different gut issues
What is your main issue Kush? What is your diet?
@@MOAB-UT My issue is that my stool floats and My diet is mixed (sugar only from fruits)
@@kushalappabe1993 Right so not great. Do you take a digestive enzyme and bile salt like ox bile? Can you kick your sugar habit? Fructose is really bad for your liver.
Did you have your gallbladder removed? For what it's worth- you look good. Nice and lean. Do you have energy and feel good?
What do you eat? Not just fruit I hope. what is mixed- rice, carbs, seed oils?
@@kushalappabe1993 Floating stool is not a "problem" in itself, reduce fat content of your diet, use bile-salts, ACV.
Thank you for the video suggestion. I will check with Dr. Berg about doing a video on this!
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How about biliary dyskinesia?… can that be reversed or should you take out the gallbladder?
What about doing a liver and gallbladder flush with grapefruit juice mixed with olive oil ? That (with Epsom salts to open up everything) works really well
Doubt it. I tried it all and still lost mine. Also, it can come back hard. Mine ruptured. I put it off too long.
With respect I feel the word "flush" is much like "detox" and should only be used by The TikTok generation.
@@SpamMouse With respect as well, the "TikTok generation" comment was not respectful at all. My wife had severe gallstone pain 25 years ago. She did a lemon juice/olive oil flush and within 12 hours passed a bunch of stones through her poop. It was not painful and the problem never came back. Her doctor, who want to schedule surgery, never accepted the result and refuse to even discuss it. I know a few other people who that treatment worked for as well. Google it. Kinda surprised Dr. Berg didn't mention it.
@@christopherwilkening5817 what particularly did she do? Thank you!
I did those gallbladder cleanses every couple years. The most important part is drinking apple cider for a week first to soften the stones so they don't get stuck in the duct. I've gotten out hundreds of stones. !!
@Drberg Can you explain to us how important the gallbladder is to our health and the possible side effects after removal?
A friend of mine said she gets sick with colds/flu all the time now. She now has more allergies than before. She has new stomach issues, and poor digestion of foods like dairy products.
I have gone through gallbladder surgery, by the grace of Allah I am feeling completely healthy. I have no problem even in eating Parata which is full of oil.
Brother, please, do you have colic and abdominal pain?
After surgery I not feeling any type of pain or discomfort.
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This video is the answer to my prayers. May god bless you in abundance 🙏🏼🙏🏼
When I started getting right rib pain from sludge/stones last week I did an experiment : I jumped up and down as if I was skipping with a rope for a few minutes at a time, four times that day. I wanted to see if the bile sloshing around might help break up the sludge/help it through the ducts in a physical way - it helped a LOT ! Pain went, has not come back yet. I will keep experimenting with jumping and see if it works.
I take digestive enzymes, eat a lot of cruciferous veg and a bit of protein twice a day, do IF, and also sometimes take selenium and B complex. The less carbs/sugar I have, the better I feel.
You make me think of jumping on a mini trampoline. It is supposed to help with lymph drainage.
I ate too many raw carrots too quickly last month and they got stuck above my stomach, like cat litter stuck!! It was rough, then I jumped up and down and the hair ball went where it belonged. ;)
You remind me of using my trampoline more 😅
How did you know it was hall stones /sludge?
In my case the surgeon is not very keen to remove gallbladder stating that it would be risky. I am having SEMS in CBD for the last six months. Present LFT report is well within the rane. I will go for a review within a month. There is no pain and any complain as present. Hope, the requisite dite will act wonder. Thanks
One week after having my daughter 31 years ago, I had a major gallstone event.
The ONLY symptom was trying to toilet and going from mild discomfort to sustained high pitched screaming agony in less than one minute. Immediate hospitalization.
30 years later, this past August I had alleged constipation so severe and hideously painful that I was hospitalized two separate times for a total of 9 days. Pumped full of 5 different kinds of laxatives and IV Morephine to control the PAIN. The first symptom of that was increasing agonizing pain in my right upper back.
I dont think they tested for amounts of Bile. Bowels are working again but i still have significant pain in my mid left side. Feels like i have bowling ball lodged in my intestines.
Medical care is ongoing.
Some of his videos on gut issues will also help. ❤
How are you now?🙏🏻
I did a gallbladder flush for several years. I passed many many stones. Apple juice for 2 days, every 2 hours 8oz. At the end of the second day mix 1/2 cup olive oil& 1/2
Cup grapefruit juices- take it into your bedroom- drink it down then immediately lay on your right side. It removes sludge and stones close to the opening. You have to repeat once a month (or so) until the larger stone start to move forward. It helped me and saved my gallbladder🎉🎉
You mean no food in that time but only the apple juice?
Until they lodge in a duct and you are having a gallbladder operation, my wife learned this the hard way.
This is not the correct protocol. You are missing the epsom salts and the timing.
It worked for me without the salt
I did exactly like you did, the same steps. And yes, every month until you see no more stones. My first time, I had a 3cm gallstones came out. I have no idea how all that came out but it all came out.
Happy to see this. This week I've watched Dr. Berg videos about galstones. Last week I had my first attack. I felt like dying didn't know what it was. Dr. told me I have 2 stones. So here I am, after looking for a way not to remove my gallbladder. But the resolve the stones.
I believe doctors just want you to have the surgery so they can charge your insurance company you’re right about the gallbladder being gone. I never really thought about that I am was contemplating gallbladder surgery but now I’ve changed my mind. I am going to work on this myself with your help. Thanks again.😆👍🏼
I actually think, some may mot KNOW
Medicine is a practice, not an exact ecience
Also Dr, Berg, I have same symptoms the high bad, pain except it is on my left side! Same under 3 lower ribs on my left side, goes high into my back same place you showed it's horrible can you give me any reasons what it could be all in my left side. Please 🙏
Ty Dr, Berg and GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR FAMILIES ❤️✝️
If it’s on the left side, could it be something else? I hope you heal soon! ❤
SPLEEN ? if you have any discolouration at 4 pm on the clockface diagram of your left iris - that would be spleen most probably.
Get hold of an Iridology chart or find an Iridologist - they can pinpoint lots of probs that docs know nothing about.
I had this- on my right side. Get to a doctor now. Do not delay for real. If something pops, you will be in big trouble. This is a warning to take action- do not ignore it another day.
Pancreas problem because it's on the left. Or just a muscle pain. Get it checked to be sure.
Very glad to be of help.
Such a great video! It gives my gallbladder hope. Is it deemed safe when breastfeeding?
I appreciate the opportunity to learn something about my body every morning. Very interesting, your visuals are very pleasing as well. Thanks Dr.Berg, I hope you have an awesome day brother!
Glad you like the presentations here. Thanks for your comment. Have a nice day!
Once again great advice thank you for all your help .people listen to the good doctor he can help you in so many ways,
The most important Doc on the net
Thank you very much. Appreciate your comment.
I benefited from Dr. Berg's videos A LOT😁
What causes polyps in the gallbladder? And how do they differ from gall stones?
Hey Joan do you have a gallbladder polyp ? It’s so rare to meet someone who does as well?
Using Tudca has helped me more than anything...
Where did you buy the tudca please?
@@malacalinghen9733 ebay
@@malacalinghen9733 Sharoaid TUDCA Liver Support Supplements 1200 mg amazon
Great!
Me as well
I had sludge, & more problems since having my gall out. Taking your Gallbladder formula I bot recently really helps! TY!!
Dr. Berg is a lifesaver.
Glad to help!
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Sadly, we had to go on UA-cam to find him.
Mainstream media wouldn't tell you..
Had my gallbladder removed in 1998 at the age of 28. It was full of stones but I was never told why. I asked. What should I do from a dietary standpoint without a gallbladder? Thank you.
I'd LOVE to see you make a video regarding the rare occurrences where a removed gallbladder actually grew back! That would be so interesting! You had briefly mentioned it in one of your previous videos.
What would it take for THAT to happen?
Wow, that sounds interesting. I would love to hear that one!
Gallbladders have no regeneration capacity
@@PonyGirl004 That's what I had thought. But, I know how much Dr. Berg researches, and he, definitely, would know more about that than I would! 😉
He actually mentioned your liver being able to regenerate if you have over 25% of your liver remaining plus a change in your consumption of certain foods as well.
@@natru2dagame I already knew about the regenerative powers of the liver, thank you. It WAS the gallbladder. I will just have to find that particular video and keep it handy so I can post it at a glance.
He has ONLY mentioned it once, which is odd. It will take me a while to FIND it since there are SO MANY videos to go through! 😉
I tried vegan diet almost a year after having a baby and boy did that pain hit me. I was told I had sludge and was giving antacids. they didn’t want to remove my gallbladder so I just dealt with the pain from time to time it was horrible. so I abandoned the vegan diet thinking it may have some how triggered the sludge. I didn’t get a lot of help from medical professionals. in an effort to lose weight I tried keto and I must say the only time I experience the pain now is when I’m “cheating” or adding processed carbs. this video brings it all together. high carb diet, not enough fats, pregnancy, overweight was all a recipe for disaster. I’m glad I didn’t have my gallbladder removed and I’m glad I found this video that confirms I’m actually working in the correct direction now. thank you Doctor.
Dr. Berg, you said in one of your videos that if you have an autoimmune condition or hyperthyroid to avoid purified bile salts , but if you don't have that then bile salts help dissolve gallstones. Is there something else that you suggest that can help dissolve gallstones quickly if I'm one of those who has to avoid bile salts? Thanks.
One good way is to have cholesterol rich foods and go on healthy keto and intermittent fasting using his videos on nutrients. Not too much fats, just enough to get into ketosis.
Looking forward to a video by you addressing the little-known condition of biliary hyperkinesia, or hyperactive gallbladder. The outstanding physical symptom is URQ pain virtually identical to that caused by gallstones. Similar to gallstone diagnoses, the conventional treatment for biliary hyperkinesia is removal of the gallbladder, with little or no understanding of cause and nonsurgical treatment.
A couple of years ago my wife was diagnosed with gallstones after she experienced terrible abdominal pain with nausea periods lasting sometimes a few minutes and sometimes could go like an hour. Sometimes they happen every day or every few days in a row and sometimes many months without these symptoms. They usually come after she eats but we couldn't identify which foods exactly are causing this because eating the same food or food combinations does not cause these symptoms on consistent bases. Also she constipate very often. Doctor suggested to avoid fatty food and if this doesn't help surgery as an option. She is suffering a lot when she has that pain but trying to avoid surgery as long as she can.
Buy bile salts and Tudca. That’s gonna help her.
Avoiding fatty foods will accelerate this situation. Dr Berg made a few videos on this type of pain and on how to solve it. Saved me from horrendous pain.
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@@experimenthealthyketo83 really? What did you (do you) eat? High fat causes me these symptoms :(.
@@shar7508how are u now
I had gallstones before. They're already removed years ago.
I was very sick, can't hartley walk. Thanks for the information.
Hello. Sharing more information that can help you: www.youtube.com/@DrEricBergDC/search?query=gallbladder%20removal
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I wish I knew all this before my gallbladder was removed. Had to learn all this after surgery 😥 Been taking bile salts, but just started taking tudca and it has been wonderful 😊
Where do you buy tudca? I was recently diagnosed with gallstones. Dr, was pushing on removing it, but I said no, and Had a second opinion done. Glad I did, the other dr, said I don't just go cut things out, he made sure I really didn't have to, and he said I don't, it works 50%. No need
@His child I bought it on Amazon, same with the bile salts 😊
@@amymichelle1916 Thank you. There's so many options that I'm not sure what I'd best.
@His child Bile salts with enzymes Now brand. Tudca NutriVein brand supports liver, gut and gallbladder...hope this helps 😊
@@vladichkals Dr Berg’s bile salts is also great.
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I wish i had seen this video before my surgery. My stones sizes were around 3-4 mm then my pathetic lifestyle and day night of work, not taking care of my health, increased the stones size to 15-17mm. I tried using bile salts but they gave me severe acidity. But this massage therapy no one told me, my mother has a history of gallstones.
Now after surgery i have severe IBS, which i try to control with dieting and exercising.
Unusual story.....One of my patients died of gall bladder cancer. Wasn't feeling well & went to be evaluated. Diagnosed with Stage 4 gb cancer. Gb cancer is rare and like ovarian cancer, it usually isn't diagnosed until the later stages.. She passed about 9 months later. True story. Sad. She was in her early '50's with a healthy lifestyle & was a nurse. No history of smoking, alcohol & was slim.
Hi doc, I've been diagnosed with adenomyomatosis of gallbladder with Rokitansky-Aschoff sinuses. Please make a separate video for such condition. Complications, prognosis and treatment..
Could some of his videos on sinuses help?
May I ask how many carbs you are having a day?
Earlier I used to eat junk and food with very high carbohydrate content.. But now my diet has improved a lot.
@@ejazahmed8121 Great 👍 So how many carbs are you averaging a day? And since how long?
Dr. Berg could you explore and report on the digestive system of people who have had their gallbladder removed and a gastric bypass as well. How should they be eating? Can we still benefit from Apple Cider Vinegar and lemon juice and other of your recommendations or do we need to do something different. I, like many have regained weight and am trying to lose with Keto which is working. Just wondering if you have any information on that. I appreciate all of your videos. My husband is diabetic and he’s benefiting from incorporating many of your tips. Thank you!
Dr. Berg has videos on this. Feel free to research the channel for more information.
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Every question you mention here are answered in Dr Berg’s videos. No change needed, except bile salts if constipation. ❤
My gallbladder has removed after three months to get homu medicane
So my liver enzymes were normal but the tests didn’t pick up on gallbladder. Am now taking Tudca, feeling better now. Hypothyroid here.
Another incredibly informative video !!! Dr.Berg Makes anatomy and physiology (A+P) so much easier to "digest" lol.. than your typical professor. Thanks again Doc !!! 👍
Dr.berg is this for small multiple stones only? Your response will ve highly apprecaited. Thank you.
I’m so glad I kept my little , polyp ridden gallbladder after 4 decades of disfunction! Increasing stomach acids, fasting( doesn’t cause stones, but will alert you if present) Chanka piedra herb, Tudca , not overeating, especially carbs,and lots of healthy cholesterol laden fats, warm raw egg yolks6-8 at a time, quality olive oil,fatty chicken with skins. Your gallbladder works similarly to your car’s catalytic converter ,run engine too low temp too often, it plugs up!Sadly here in Hawaii, I see teenagers getting gallbladder surgery , mostly from overeating , huge plate lunch with choke Mac salad and fries!Surgery is not necessary if your willing to do the work, otherwise your HMO will gladly relieve you of this wonderful invention!
Hey John,
I was diagnosed with a 4 mm gallbladder polyp in may of this year. I’ve been Running around in my life dead scared thinking and hoping it won’t turn into something more serious. Don’t know what to do. Tired of the fear. Did you have polyps as well? And did you really get rid of them or ?
Thank you Doc. I diagnosed myself out of a book,after months my Gp couldn't find anything wrong. 21 of them
Thank you for the info Dr Berg 😊 for me: I can write chapters when it comes to gallstone pain, yet from the recent therapies that I've accidentally discovered: is adding few drops of Nigella seed oil to my tea each morning. I've noticed that it stops any nausea or gallbladder pain, at least for few hours, plus Dr Berg's own Gallbladder Formula, which is fantastic as well for anyone who has this problem.
You are delaying the inevitable. I did too and it almost killed me when it ruptured. It can also lead to chronic pancreatitis which nobody wants. Sip your tea but get a second opinion and take care of yourself before you get worse. One day my pain was a 10 out of 10. Usually it would get better- I could just sleep it off. Since removed, I have been mostly fine. Much less risk of serious issue. Sorry you are dealing with this- I know how tough it can be- mentally too but you will get over it. It's pretty common. In the hospital, almost everyone (doctors and nurses) were like, "yeah, I had mine out too and I am fine." That made me feel better. You are not alone.
@@MOAB-UT Thanks for the advice, yet unfortunately I've heard too many stories of how people suffered after removing it, plus the fact that my local hospital has the one of highest rate of accidental death during operations ⚰️😅 that's obviously is not very encouraging.. especially if you're a mother & you might leave children behind if anything happens to you.
Don't remove your gallbladder. It is important despite what doctors think.
Do liver gallbladder flushes until you rid yourself of all your stones. It has worked miracles in my life
@@David-fv2hj This is what I heard too, hopefully it will work for me as well.
@@sabrinaandhusband7791 yes it will. I believe I have done the most flushes out of anyone on the planet haha I even created my own version because I had to do so many and drinking olive oil is disgusting. This is my simple routine below.
4 apples between 1 to 2pm.
5pm put a tbsp of Epsom salts on your tongue then quickly drink water.
Then again straight after.
Now eat a fatty meal (instead of drinking olive oil). One that works very well for me is a 3 egg omelette with cheese. I also have a tuna sandwich with cheese and butter.
Shortly after I see a crazy amount of stones come out but it obviously depends on how many you have.
Good luck
Hello sir, thank you so much for educating us. Can gallstones go into the lungs?
You should not take bile salts if you have diarrhea, hyperthyroidism, Chron's, BAM, if you take Metformin for diabetes, and some other conditions. Dr.Berg has a video about some of this. When not to take bile salts. It's a good video. You should watch it. I researched for more info, also.
Do you know if you can take it if you are on meds for hypothyroidism? (Low thyroid)
@@shar7508 yes you can, watch his video. When to not take bile salts
Amazing video, I'm new to your channel and it's already starting to help me in so many ways! Could you do a video on how to remove moles (especially facial moles) quickly,naturally and no scarring? I've tried looking for remedies for hours online but with no luck. I'm hoping you could help me and the hundreds of desperate people who want to remove their moles but can't afford surgery or creams. Again, thank you for helping so many people!
No need for surgery nor creams. He’s made a few awesome videos on moles. Also, check his videos on iodine.
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thank you Dr Berg! could you make a video about low carb diet for people without gallblader please
Look up Dr Ken Berry, he's great too.
Search how to live without a gallbladder type videos on this channel/ his app / website ❤
Thank you for the video suggestion. I will check with Dr. Berg about doing a video on this!
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