You are virtually guaranteed to have a gallbladder problem past the age of 40. But now, I see gallbladder issues even in young children.
Just yesterday, a new patient of mine had right sided neck pain. I found a sluggish gallbladder in this 12 year old girl was the real culprit.
There are cases where the gallbladder is so damaged and riddled with stones that a surgery is in order. I agree. However, you still must get to the cause. And a gallbladder full of stones is NOT the cause.
In the video below I talk about 8 different causes. And, I also give a few product recommendations to cover some of the basics.
You must cover the basics of digestion before starting with anything else.
Enjoy the video…
Great informative video Dr. Larsen. I have a 2.5cm gallstone. I’ve done many miracle gall bladder cleanses and this stone is not going anywhere. I do chiropractic, acupuncture and many crazy things with a dr of chinese medicine. I’ve been fighting with this gallstone for 7 years. I eat keto and symptoms are at a minium at the moment as Turmeric helps with the inflammation, I also take digestive enzymes and that helps too. I do not want surgery but this stone just keeps growing. Any suggestions? ACV always triggers an attack. Thank you in advance for any ideas.
Coffee enemas can help immensely.
Hi Dr. Larson, great video! I have recently been told I have multiple gallstones in my gallbladder and one in my duct. I am trying to find out more specifics but I have been having gallbladder attacks about once per month for 6 months since I had my baby. I don’t want to have the gallbladder removed. Is there any hope for me with diet and exercise? I am 36. Thank you!
Hi Brittany,
The odds of solving it with just diet and exercise are slim. You’re going to need more concentrated food (whole food supplements), along with herbs and other cleansing protocols. But of course keep up the good diet and exercise since those are both important components.