I am very grateful to have found Gallmet.

My story started back in September 2025. I would like to say that I am not a sickly person: I was on sick leave for a week in 1988 with diarrhoea and I have not been to the doctor since.

But in mid-September I turned yellow. I worked like that for a week, then after a 12-hour night shift, I went to the on-call on Friday morning. From there I was sent to the A&E and then for an abdominal ultrasound, where it was found that I had a gallstone stuck in my bile duct, blocking the way, and also a lot of stones in my gallbladder. From there I was admitted to the gastroenterology department. On Monday afternoon, the stuck stone was removed by oral ERCP surgery.

The next day, at the morning visit, I was told that I could not eat or drink a sip of water because my pancreas had been damaged during the operation. My lipase enzyme level was 1500. My infusion dose was increased to 8 bottles (4 litres) a day. I was then told that I would have to have my gall bladder removed because if my pancreas became inflamed, it could cause very serious problems and I would have to be fed through a tube for months. Of course, I didn't want the operation because I had no complaints or pain up to that point. I could eat anything, I didn't feel nauseous or cramp after meals.

I should mention, however, that I took the Covid vaccinations in May 2021, and already in June I noticed that I was very bloated. From October onwards I suffered from diarrhoea to such an extent that I could hardly go anywhere because I was looking everywhere for the toilet. Sometimes I could only get to work by turning back several times in a row. It was very stressful: when I felt I had to go back again, I started to panic about whether I would be able to go at all.

The main thing is, on 13 October they told me to start eating cholagogic (bile-stimulating) foods cautiously. They warned me that if I turned yellow or had cramps, I should go to A&E. Fortunately, I haven't had any such problems and I’ve been eating everything since then. If I remember correctly, I first started taking Gallmet Natural in November, which I’ve been taking ever since. Now, on 23 March, I had an abdominal ultrasound, and they couldn’t find my stones.

The doctor was also surprised that what he saw in September he could not find now. He asked if the stones had been removed from my bladder as well, because he couldn't see them. He thought he saw a shadow at the neck, but later he wasn't sure about that either. The gall bladder was full. The doctor asked for my patience, went back several times to check, and then said he had never seen anything like this before, it's not usual for stones to be absorbed. So he wrote on my report: “Gallstones can NOT be confirmed.”

On 25 March I had to go back to the surgery, where the doctor didn't even look at my ultrasound and pushed me to have the operation. I refused, of course, as there was no evidence of bile duct fatty deposits and I was feeling fine. I am working, I don't cramp, I don't feel nauseous - there is no reason for the operation. He tried to intimidate me into having it done, but I resisted. He even wrote on my final report that I would not have the surgery even on medical advice. But if I have no complaints, I'm fine, and no stone, why should I have it removed? It actually has an important role. I have read that after surgery many people have reflux or diarrhoea after eating - some people suffer more after surgery than before. When I asked the doctor what I could expect after the operation, he evaded the answer, he didn't say anything.

I am sure I will stick with Gallmet products. I place my order once a month, after payment, around the 8th. At my last blood test my total cholesterol was 9.03, I measured it yesterday and it's down to 5.7. I eat porridge every morning, avoid pastries, sugar and fatty foods, and eat only bran or brown bread instead of white bread.

Now the Heart Plus capsule is coming into play.

I wish the team continued success! I remain a loyal customer.

Katalin D. - How my stones disappeared with Gallmet Natural