How Digestion Changes After Gallbladder Removal
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
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How Digestion Changes After Gallbladder Removal. If you’re dealing with loose stools, diarrhea, bloating, or other digestive symptoms after having your gallbladder removed, it can be important to understand digestive symptoms that can result from removing the gallbladder.
If you’re dealing with gallbladder attacks or gallbladder pain, this video can help you understand why this happens and how digestion can change after gallbladder removal.
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Helpful videos mentioned in this video and a comment’s section disclaimer:
5 Ways to Improve Bile Flow: ruclips.net/video/mBdV6ZT9woQ/видео.html
6 Step if You’ve Lost Your Gallbladder: ruclips.net/video/jJ_30UK_G0E/видео.html
How to Do a Beet Flow Flush to Improve Bile flow: ruclips.net/video/mBdV6ZT9woQ/видео.html
How to Save a Gallbladder and Remove Gallstones: ruclips.net/video/qPn_iPkj2Yw/видео.html
Problems that can come from removing gallbladder: ruclips.net/video/WVE0eobjPqU/видео.html
How to Use Ox Bile or Tudca the Right Way: ruclips.net/video/6EhZiBE2SBc/видео.html
Comments Section Disclaimer
Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition. Nothing in the comments section of this video is intended as a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Never disregard or delay seeking professional medical advice because of something you have read or seen in this video or the comments section of this video. No comments or users’ personal opinions found here have been evaluated or approved by the FDA and should not be viewed as medical advice.
Allowing people’s shared comments on this site does not imply our endorsement of, nor any medical claim by us.
People here are simply sharing their own experiences or opinions. If we applaud anyone’s achievements in the comments section we are not saying that we approve of how they did it or that that method is right for you. We are simply celebrating someone’s win. Any results or personal experiences shared should not be considered typical, regardless of the opinion of the one sharing the experience and should not be considered a cure for any disease or medical condition.
If we share a link to other content, we are not saying that this is the answer to your health concern. We are simply sharing other content that may be helpful from an educational standpoint only. If we share steps we use with our clients or methods others have shared with us, that does not mean we are suggesting you follow those steps or methods or providing any type of medical advice in any way. We are simply sharing thoughts and opinions for educational purposes.
Ultrasound showed normal gallbladder but hida scan was horrible for me (pain wise) doctor says gallbladder isn’t contracting correctly. Biliary dyskinesia. What can I do holistically as I can not afford surgery nor do I want surgery.
We just released this video today: ruclips.net/video/Xo6CSAI4Lr0/видео.html
I had my removed about 12 years ago. I didn’t have any problems at the begging, but a few years back l stared with digestion problems, and pain in my joints. I found out l was very low in Vitamin D. Watching your videos l know now that’s Because l can’t digest some of fat soluble vitamins. I keep telling my Dr., my Rheumatology, and my gastroenterologist that maybe because l got my gallbladder remove im having this problems and all of them said it wasn’t. But l know that’s what it’s.
I was reading your reply. As I was reading, the Holy Spirit was reminding me that I need to use AG1 as a vitamin supplement for ready absorption and He was recommending it for you too.
Athletic greens
I think I'm in the same boat. Any update?
I had my gallbladder out 12 days ago and have been trying to find information on how my digestive system is working now without my gallbladder. This video explains so much. Thank you. X
So glad it helped. This video explains 6 steps that can be very helpful as well: ruclips.net/video/jJ_30UK_G0E/видео.html
You are the only person explains this useful information ! Thank you ❤
I appreciate that. Glad it was helpful.
Tony is the best!
I am seemingly the exception. I was worried about removal, but after 4 attacks in the last year, I was done! I had mine out 2 months back. So far so good. I used to have upset stomachs regularly with pain in my sternum area, along with the urgency to gooooooo that would last for days and days, never feeling settled. I was often worried about taking a 15-minute drive. The last two months I have eaten everything and anything without a sense of urgency to be near a restroom. I had been suffering from that feeling for 35 years. It's almost an unbelievable reversal... hope it lasts. Good luck to all who feel unwell.
It was about 7 yrs until I had problems so keep that in mind
There's an importants for you to keep your gall bladder.
I feel "Bile" could cause sluggish in your gall bladder .
It would be interested to found out , what the root cause .
Or there could be more than a few things that takes place
to cause the gall bladder to take it out . Do your Research.
Yes, I have health issues because of the Gall bladder , but I am trying to deal with it,
along with other health issues. All my health issues took place close to each other ,
and I woke up from it , 3 years+ ago. I don't wish this on anyone !! Take care of your health daily, you don't want
a surprise health issues , like I did.
:)
Thank you! that was great info, I had mine removed 1 year ago and now my digestive track has changed, I have put on weight
This video on steps that can help might give you more insights too: ruclips.net/video/jJ_30UK_G0E/видео.html
My uncle just had his gal stone removed. Sending it to him now. Thank you!
Hope it's helpful.
you meant gallbladder removed?
I couldn’t take ox bile without taking beet flow first absolute game changer for me struggling with no gallbladder.
So glad to hear it helped. Keep up the great work on finding your own answers!
Thank you very much. Finally found the information i have been searching for. God bless you.
Glad it was helpful!
I had my gallbladder removed in 2019. Everything was fine until 2022, then disaster struck: deficiency in fat-soluble vitamins, metabolic issues with weight gain around the abdomen, estrogen dominance, etc. I tried supplementing with bile, but it doesn't help. The bile gives me diarrhea whether I take it with a meal or not. What advice could you give me? Thank you in advance.
if you missed it, we replied to this same comment a couple times earlier today.
Very, very good! Thanks a lot🎉🇧🇷🇧🇷
You bet
Super helpful!
So glad!
I had my gallbladder removed 5 years ago a few months after my pregnancy. I wake up most days with a burning pain around the area my gallbladder used to be. I have to drink at least 16oz of water for it to go away.
This video might give you some insights: ruclips.net/video/I4iNJeD7mCQ/видео.html
Nice session for better Gut health issues with Gallbladder chronic cystitis issues and liver health issues humble request to share some more raw Fruits for better liver health issues with Gallbladder chronic cystitis issues and huge under weight issues
I don't use fruits to improve liver function.
What is perfect timing to taking bile salt... Just after food? could u plz explain..
Watch his video on "how to use ox bile the right way". Otherwise it's simply trial and error - figuring it out for yourself
Here is our new video on adjusting ox bile dose and timing: ruclips.net/video/4iuYpaiFT3Y/видео.html
IF YOU EAT AND WAIT TOO LONG TO TAKE OX BILE YOU MAY GET DIARRHEA BCZ YOUR FOOD IS DIGESTING QUICKER THAN THE OX BILE CAN TAKE EFFECT SO TAKE IT CLOSER TO WHEN U EAT
It is my understanding that people who have had their gallbladder removed can still get gallstones. So, if someone with no gallbladder and poor bile flow uses Beet Flow and other protocols to improve their bile flow, should any precautions be taken? Ideally, this person would thin their bile and pass any of these stones that may have formed, but can this cause problems once those flood gates have opened and the bile/sludge/stones begin to 'flow'? In other words...should one be aware that with this mobilization of the bile they may pass some of these stones, which I imagine could cause some level of pain, or are there any other possible complications that one should watch out for? Also, what do you think about some of the 'liver flush' protocols where people try to induce these stones to pass?
How can you still form gallstones when you already got no GB?
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There are many things that can cause the bile to thicken up. Bile is formed in the liver. Once it gets too thick it stops flowing the way it should, and this results in gallbladder 'sludge' and eventually gallstones. The gallbladder doesn't produce bile, it acts as a reservoir for it. When a gallbladder is removed, the problem with bile flow still exists, and so I would assume the potential for stone formation still exists until someone takes steps to thin their bile. From what I've heard on this channel, the biliary duct still has the potential to get backed up with gallbladder sludge and perhaps even stones. In fact, when people have their gallbladders removed due to gallstones it is not uncommon for stones to have accumulated to the point where they have also backed up into the biliary duct.
Anyway, I wasn't exactly clear on the matter, so that's why I asked the question...maybe he'll go into more detail in another video. As to whether new stone 'formation' is still possible after the gallbladder is removed, I would assume so, but I don't know for sure. There have certainly been plenty of cases where the stones had backed up into the biliary duct though, and sometimes people who have their gallbladders removed have to have a follow up surgery because those 'backed up' stones are still causing issues.
They just told me I'm going to have the opperation but I've said I'm going to try to keep it.
Hope this video helps: ruclips.net/video/qPn_iPkj2Yw/видео.html
I tried so hard to figure out what exactly i need to supplement with based on my symptoms, and I am stuck. I became carb intolerant after increasing fiber with fruits and vegetables caused severe bloating and constioation. I cannot eat carbs at all. A single bite swells me up like a balloon. I thought maybe sibo. I was forced into carnivore, but without my gall bladder, I always end up with diarrhea on carnivore. Cramping and watery stools once a day or every other day. I went carnivore 9 months, and had diarrhea the whole time. I am taking digestive enzymes before each meal. I am still quite bloated a week into carnivore. I am still struggling to go to the bathroom. So, i still have severe bloating and inconsistent bm's, but on carnivore when I go, it is diarrhea. I started taking ox bile and hour to an hour and a half in between meals a couple days ago. It helped slightly with the diarrhea. But, now I am bloating and uncomfortable again with not going enough. Its so hard to tell what my body needa.
My mum had hers out last week uk
Thanks
Here is our video on 6 steps that can help: ruclips.net/video/jJ_30UK_G0E/видео.html
I had mine removed two years ago and lately I’ve been having a lot of indigestion issues. Acid reflex has been really bad and I am getting no help from mainstream doctors at all. Seems I can’t eat anything anymore.
We hear stories like this a lot. This video lists some steps that can be helpful after removal: ruclips.net/video/jJ_30UK_G0E/видео.html
But your best bet could be to go through our totally free digestion course because that will walk you through figuring out which aspects of digestion are not working correctly and what steps will help you the most. You can find that free course here: kickitnaturally.com/course
Come back and let us know how it goes.
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I will, and Thank you so much.
@kickitnaturally I had mine removed in Sept, now I have diarrhea no matter what I eat. Should I do the beet flow and digestive enzymes first before doing an other testing called for in the book? Thats what I’m getting from the videos in the digestion class but want that clarified before I do any spending on extra tools
We're not allowed to give advice on specific situations in video comments, but this video could turn out to be important to understand beyond the Beet flow and enzymes: ruclips.net/video/4iuYpaiFT3Y/видео.html
and if you get stuck, this page lists a variety of ways to get help or find your own answers: kickitnaturally.com/get-help/
@@KickItNaturally thanks
Great video. I just have a question, what you describe as "sizzle" is essentialy that bile is supposed to neutralize the chyme from the stomach in order to achieve an optimal PH for pancreatic enzymes to work right ? Is it possible to have strong stomach acid and no gallbladder and still be able to break all the food down correctly even with strong stomach acid? Because i met a quarterback without a gallbladder once and he certainly didnt seem malnourished haha
Yes, it is possible. I explain why it works okay for some people and not okay for others, along with how to correct it in this video about adjusting ox bile dose and timing: ruclips.net/video/4iuYpaiFT3Y/видео.html
i have removed gallblader 5 months ago...i have pain...digestine issue,d'nt burp after food...i c'nt also egg and meet...how its solution?
These issues can be caused by a number of things. your best bet could be to go through our totally free digestion course because that will walk you through figuring out which aspects of digestion are not working correctly and what steps will help you the most. You can find that free course here: kickitnaturally.com/course
Come back and let us know how it goes.
Hey a British Body Builder just died aged 57 he had to much protein and his kidneys packed up.
Was he natural or steroids
5 years ago have been removed my gallbladder
Here is our video with steps that can help after removal: ruclips.net/video/jJ_30UK_G0E/видео.html
I hope you found you before get my gullbladder removed, so I xan try to save it. But I will try to use oxbile the right way since my gullbladder is not there anymore
Our video on how to adjust the dose and timing of ox bile might be helpful: ruclips.net/video/4iuYpaiFT3Y/видео.html
I HAD MY GALLBLADDER REMOVED A MONTH AGO NOV 11TH. I AM ABLE TO EAT WHATEVER I WANT WITH NO PROBLEMS AND I ACTUALLY EAT MUCH BETTER WITH NOT GETTING FULL SO FAST. I NEVER WAS A FAST FOOD EATER SO THAT IS NOT A PROBLEM. I COOK AT HOME. I DON'T REGRET GETTING IT TAKEN OUT. I JUST NEED TO GET MORE VITAMIN D NOW THAN EVER BEFORE AND GET MORE OF THE OTHER FAT SOLUBLE VITAMINS AS WELL
I have had diarrhea since removal 10 yrs ago but I may also have BAM I take colesevelam seems to help but hopefully I am not covering up the problem.
your best bet could be to go through our totally free digestion course because that will walk you through figuring out which aspects of digestion are not working correctly and what steps will help you the most. You can find that free course here: kickitnaturally.com/course
Come back and let us know how it goes.
Which type of choline to use. It's different types
Most people I hear from use choline bitartrate but here is our video on who should not use choline: ruclips.net/video/Vki1lEjFVo8/видео.html
I know people are different. But is there ballpark amount of ox bile to supplement? My doctor has no clue. I have started ox bile from watching your videos; some improvement but def room for improvement
This video talks about how to figure out what dose and timing is going to work best for you: ruclips.net/video/4iuYpaiFT3Y/видео.html
I'm not allowed to give specifics on doses to a person in video comments and such.
Do you do phone consultations? If so, how much does it cost?
Is it better just to take out the gallbladder stones
I'm not a doctor and can't give surgical advice.
if i take oxbile too late and not just after the meal the next day i have bad diarrhoea, i had my gallbladder removed but i still got the exact pains as i had before
Here is our video on gallbladder attacks after removal: ruclips.net/video/I4iNJeD7mCQ/видео.html
and our video on adjusting ox bile dose and timing: ruclips.net/video/4iuYpaiFT3Y/видео.html
I guess I'm the lucky one because I never really had any symptoms after having my gallbladder removed. I did have acid reflux for years and years but now that I am supplementing with acid (yeah, take a couple hits of acid man ✌️hahaha), the acid reflux is gone. Fortunately most of the time like you would say, I poop like a champion.
great job and great job fixing the reflux.
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Removed June 17, 2020 I have been Proactive, everyday for the last 7 years.
What is the "Root Cause*, why Gall Bladder removed?
I asked these questions for one entire year, never received the Correct Answer.
I even asked the First and Third "G.I." doctors and NOT one of them, even answered my question.
The ONLY G.I. doctor, I appreciate "in real life " my "4 " G.I. who only does Testing,
because he tests every 6 months, to keep up with Esophagus, Stomach Lining and a few other issues.
I don't have H Pylori , but he found Hiatal Hernia ( and he directed me to see, an Surgeon who works with
Hiatal Hernia and other health issues. Reminder my Second G.I. Doctor he only took the Gall Bladder out .
I even asked him, if I had to be on a certain diet , his exact words was, No you don't have to be on a diet.
Yes, you need to do your own research and figure out what diet, to what foods you should eat .
I would imagine removal if it’s full of stones and causes painful attacks that last hours. At least, in my case…
Thanks for sharing this Debbie
@@KickItNaturally Your welcome, you have been a huge help for everything.
And by now, you know I do appreciate your help. I watch your videos , subscribe, thumbs up and view .
Inform others who having gall bladder , bile ,etcc direct people to your channel.
I am giving back, because you are a huge help.