Two Polyps In Gallbladder
Hi, I would like to share my problem, I notice when I'm pressing my hand it turns light yellow but not in eyes.. I had pain in my right upper abdomen, sometimes it came out at night, it takes a minute until the pain is gone.. I was diagnosed with 2 small polyps in my gallbladder, doctor said to me to cut out my gallbladder but I never agree.. Instead I turn my self into vegan, starting juicing every morning with carrots, parsly, celery, cucumber, radish, green apples, turmeric, cabbage, lettuce, apple cider venigar and others. I mix it all.. At first I don't like the taste but I handle it.. It's hard to accept and asking my self why me.. Sometimes I felt sad, I am afraid.. But I never lost hope that may be someday god will give me chance to live healthy together with my family.. I never talk to my father regarding this because he would never listen to me, because we do not had any good communication until now because he is also busy with others.. But I keep on going and struggle what I started, without support from my family, I can do this.. Thank you for reading my story..
Toronto, Canada
02/02/2015
I hope you get well! Which symptom exactly is troubling you? For gallstones, you should take the herb chanca piedra, which for generations has been used for this purpose by Amazonian indigenous peoples. Even the name itself translates as "stone-breaker". You can take it in pill form or as a tea until you get better.
Another way to heal your gallbladder is the bean method described on this website: http://www.karenhurd.com/pages/healthtopics/specifichealthconcerns/ht-shc-gallbladderdisease.html. It is basically eating small servings of beans several times throughout the day. As they contain a lot of fiber, they force the gallbladder to produce new bile and expel the old one. One of the users on this website has been successful with this method (you can search for posts by Stevenson).
Bitter-tasting foods are also recommended in gallbladder problems as they stimulate bile production. You can try drinking clove tea, which is very bitter, or any other bitter herb.
London
02/02/2016
