Recently, we have seen many patients who have had an ultrasound scan that showed they had small gallstones, and the doctor recommended immediate gallstone surgery.

Many private hospitals advertise that a biliary operation will not cause any further problems for the patient, just "eat a diet" hereinafter referred to as.

🍔 Who would like to live their life without spices, eggs, sausage, pork chops, ribs, cakes, etc.?

🤢 In addition, the majority of patients experience similar complaints after biliary surgery as before (bloating, right rib-arch pain, diarrhoea or constipation, lightening stools, etc.), and a high proportion of patients report to us that they have IBS and reflux is.

❗ But there are indeed cases where biliary surgery cannot be avoided:

• the gallbladder can no longer contract due to gallstones
• if the gallstones cannot be dissolved with bile acids and bile extraction is not an option (hard, calcareous stones)
• if gallstones block the bile duct

✔️ In other cases, you should try the with gallstone solution, which involves taking bile acids for several months to reduce the size of cholesterol gallstones, such as about 80% of gallstones. Other options include bile stone crushing.

📕 Ann Louise Gittleman, one of the top 10 nutritionists in the US, has written a great article summarising all the functions of the gallbladder and what happens to our body when it is removed. You can read a translation of his article in English by clicking on the link below: Gall bladder - The disposable organ we cannot live without.