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The gallbladder is really a small sack that collects and supports the bile that's produced by the liver. The gallbladder concentrates the bile and releases appropriate amounts when needed. The bile is dispensed via a narrow tube (the most popular bile duct) in to the digestive system after eating meals containing oils and fats. This bile is essential for the efficient digestion of fatty foods.

Have you ever seen one of those television commercials marketing "concentrated dishwashing detergent"? They often show how effective only a very small quantity of the concentrate is, in just a little water, at dissolving greasy fats and oils on frying pans or dishes. Typically they reveal greasy 'before' then sparkling clean 'after' images. They might also show some close-up action shots from the concentrate at the office, where you might find the fats lifting because they break down into smaller and smaller globules and therefore are easily rinsed away.

Natural Remedies For Gallstone Removal

Well, bile works much like those detergents. It emulsifies, that just means stops working into tiny globules or fatty droplets, all of the fatty substances you eat. It basically breaks the fats up into extremely fine particles so other digestive enzymes can efficiently connect to the increased surface area from the fats. This is important since some fats are essential for good nutrition, like the fat soluble vitamins and omega-3 essential fatty acids for example.

Bile within the digestive system also offers a stimulating effect on peristalsis, the act of movement within the bowel. This can help ensure waste is really undergone and eliminated from the colon.

Gallstones A common condition from the gallbladder is gallstones (cholelithiasis). In Western countries gallstones are found at autopsy in 20% of ladies and 10% of men over forty years old.

There aren't necessarily any symptoms related to these gallstones. However, remember that tube mentioned above, the one bile is sent through between your gallbladder and also the small intestine? If the stones obstruct the common bile duct severe pain can happen just below the ribs around the right hand side and often in to the upper central part of the abdomen radiating under the right shoulder blade.

Nausea, vomiting, bloating or belching may accompany this gallstone colic. Sometimes the pain subsides and this can mean the stones have fallen into the gallbladder or have passed in to the intestines. Sometimes an infection can occur due to the obstruction leading to fever, chills or jaundice (yellowing of the skin).

The composition of gallstones varies and can be divided into three main types.

70% are cholesterol plus an admixture of calcium salts and bile ingredients

20% are pigment stones

10% consist mainly of calcium bilirubinate

The gallbladder has the role of concentrating the bile in the liver to about 4 times its initial strength. The liver, which produces the bile, is the seat of all metabolic processes along with a sluggish liver is found to be associated with many disorders involving poor digestion of food. It's belief that the sluggish flow of bile is, a minimum of in part, the reason behind the development of gallstones. It's also believed that once the bile becomes oversaturated with cholesterol or calcium the extra compounds may crystallize forming gallstones.

The stones that form can vary in dimensions from small compared to a pea to larger than and egg. The gallbladder itself can become irritated and diseased through the gallstones. Using treatments it is possible to dissolve the stones themselves - although this is an extended process (but the stones themselves weren't made quickly so it's only reasonable the procedure for 'unmaking' them will also take a moment).

What else could you do in order to treat gallstones? The place to start, not surprisingly, would be to change the diet. This must be the same diet as outlined above to have an inflamed gallbladder.

Additionally:

   Vitamin C deficiencies have been from the formation of gallstones.
   Vitamin E can prevent gallstone formation.
   Essential fatty acids assistance to control the levels of cholesterol and digest other fats. You can obtain these in Omega-3 DHA Omega-3 fatty acids.
   Take probiotics as one of their functions is to reduce high blood cholesterol and triglycerides.
   Increase your intake of fiber. Fiber lowers levels of cholesterol. Research indicates that some fibers, for example psyllium husks and pectin, have a cholesterol lowering effect on the blood.
   An increase in your fiber and some changes to your diet will assist in working with gallstones.


Herbal Medicine for Gallstones Herbs can assist the body to get rid of the stones - having a minimum of pain. A mixture that may do that is:

   2 parts marshmallow root
   1 part balmony
   1 part boldo
   1 part fringetree bark
   1 part golden seal

Combine all the ingredients. Take 1 teaspoon of the herb blend and put into a suitable sized saucepan and pour on a cup of boiling water. Allow this to face for 10-15 minutes. Strain out the herbs. Drink this tea 3 times per day. The golden seal in this mixture might be substituted with barberry or mountain grape as they all contain similar alkaloids that actually work on the gallbladder. If the nervous system is under stress herbs to aid this should be also included.

There are more naturopathic procedures that can be used to get rid of gallstones. However these should be professionally supervised. While large stones happen to be passed by doing this we believe a thorough prior assessment from the size and quantity of the stones is important.