How low stomach acid and gallbladder sludge can cause multiple gut symptoms

[@purebeast779]

One thing nobody ever talks about in relation to bile issues and digestive issues is posture. That's the problem I have I have a mild scoliosis and my ribs are too tight plus a general bad posture from focusing on certain muscles at the gym and injuring my knees and quads. This can squish your upper organs including your gallbladder and liver obstructing the flow of bile. I had to identify every week muscle in order to strengthen it so you have to do your research about how different muscles affect each other for example weak quads cause tight hamstrings or the other way round so in order to strengthen quads you must also stretch your hamstrings (lower body muscles affect your upper body aswell). Even if it's not the main issue it will definitely help your organs to have as much room as possible to function. Deep breathing to stretch out ribs, stretch any tight muscle then work the weak ones. A good way to find out which muscles are weak is to look up proper posture stand sideways Infront of a mirror and mimic a perfect posture, hold for 5-20 seconds and see which muscles get sore.

[@Avengedsevenfoldrocks]

So I just found this new channel and read your post and found it quite interesting actually. I see it was written a year ago and I was just curious how you're doing today, if you don't mind 🐱

[@canyonero2050]

This glad to read this comment. My whole family seems to have digestive issues and sludgey gallbladder and gallstones. Many people in my family are not health conscious and just do what the doctor tells then. This starts with anti acid prescriptions for a few years eventually leading to gallbladder removal. One key element nobody has ever mentioned is everyone in my family has mild to moderate scoliosis and struggles with posture. I live a really healthy life and diet bit still struggle with digestive issues and gallbladder sludge. I believe that posture and muscle strength play a big part in it.

[@dswysong7353]

Thank you. I slouch and when at computer my time is limited as it hurts . Diagnosed as cops 😅

[@CrypticXRP]

This is absolutely most likely true. I had a spinal ligament injury when I was 23 and never corrected my posture or anything. Now I have lateral and anterior pelvic tilt. It was around the year after that injury I began to notice changes in my digestion. But didn't know what to do about it. I have poor posture, rounded shoulders as well. My work is also quite physically demanding and probably contributes to uneven activation of muscle groups. I've really been working on my health lately and trying to get to the root of my health problems and have been using TUDCA to clean out my gallbladder but everything still feels backed up in there. I've known I need to correct my posture but it's so difficult to get committed to it and get active since I usually work so hard as it is so it's hard to have an additional fitness routine. But it looks like I need to start taking this more seriously if I want to heal.

[@Htrac]

That's interesting. My posture was fine before, but now I do hunch forwards. But I can't sit up straight because of gall bladder pain, so it's a chicken and egg situation. I don't know if the bad posture came first or if it's a reaction to pain of a straight spine.

[@debbiec6216]

This doctor in this video deserve an Award for explain in details. I wished this doctor lived closer I would already been to his office . Thank you doctor for your help. He's mentioning things that's happens to people who's 65 year old and they end up with that's exactly what I had *Urea Breath Test* and the results were *Negative, June 2023*

[@jaime1818]

I did suffer from acid reflex because a haital hernia. I come from absence of stomach acid. Im almost cured with apple cider vinegar, magnesium chloride and warm water with lime. Thanks God.

[@susieallen872]

How much do you take?

[@jaime1818]

@@susieallen872 I put limes to my water all the time. Vinegar sometimes it is too strong. Two tables of magnesium chloride daily.

[@frannypeony2076]

@@susieallen8721 tablespoon of ACVinegar to 1 cup of warm water. Drink with a straw as it’s not good for your teeth.

[@juliesnuffin9807]

I just had surgery in Oct. For same. Doing well. Guna go to gi Dr cause either IBS or something else goin on.

[@Marigold-ip3gw]

@@juliesnuffin9807 gallbladder sludge; do not get your gallbladder removed it is vital for your health ❤

[@lf7065]

I have found that Slippery Elm Bark is wonderful for healing the stomach/gut lining! 🙂

[@debbiec6216]

how do you know if your stomach lining healed??????

[@CynthiaSchoenbauer]

@@debbiec6216 Increased absorption or nutrition?

[@debbiec6216]

@@CynthiaSchoenbauer Absorption ?

[@maureen-rn3pv]

Sweet baby Jesus, this man is a genius and a GOD SEND for all this free information and knowledge explained in layman’s terms. Going for a gallbladder sludge test tomorrow, hopefully it’s only sludge so I can work on your advice first. Very worrying as I’m healthy, walk about 15 km 5 days a week eat well and weigh 53 kgs. Don’t know why I should have this massive distended stomach after eating. I VERY RARELY BURP . Could never eat fatty foods it made me feel sick except for avocado. Anyhow notify us when you and your wife are emigrating DOWNUNDER. Desperately need you here😊. Thank you. Small edit I’m 68 .

[@taniapimentel1484]

Hands down for this information, I'm making notes for my gastroenterology doctor, I wish you were close. G

[@intuitivediane]

Thank you so much. Best video on KZbin. I told my doctor my bowel was yellow. She told me it was from eating fruit 😮 so I quickly got a new doctor. Who was starting tests but then I Turned up to ER with shaking and pain left hand side. So many tests. Bloods perfect. Ultrasounds done. Colonoscopy. Stool test. Breathe test. Endoscopy. Pain was still there. I went on clear fluid diet felt better. Than moved onto liquid diet. Still staying away from meat. Zero fried foods. I’ve heard that bitter foods help the gallbladder. Your list of the following is very helpful Dandelion. Coffee. Milk thistle. Beetroot extra . Ginger extra. I’m seeing an improvement in my bowels shape. Though colour still yellow. Waiting on HIDA scan. I look forward to following your suggestion s.

[@jackleriche]

Did you get answers from your HIDA scan? Or any improvement on your pain

[@runjunr8329]

How are you now? I'm also getting yellow stool and acid reflux

[@Jennifer-nz2ss]

#1-fire that Dr.😮

[@ESEllis]

Food intolerance and allergy can also cause yellow stool.

[@linros187]

Thank you so much! I have been dealing with this for almost a year, and my doctor has no idea. I came across your video after doing a search on indigestion, gas, bloating and right shoulder pain. After hearing the risk factors I have all of them! at least I can still have coffee!

[@debbiec6216]

As many GI doctors I been too, NOT one of them , will sit down and explain ,everything you are now!!! I know I have *GERD*, Gastritis, *Erosion Esophagus* ( I watch Esophagus closely, I'll have an "EGD" checked every 6 months, I am scared I'll end up with Esophageal Cancer ), *Low Stomach Acid* ( I have Low stomach acid and I am NOT told how to heal it ), Hiatal Hernia ( just found out back in March 2023 ) I have this.

[@Jennifer-nz2ss]

They don't want you to heal yourself! They want you to be a patient for the rest of your miserable life on a million meds!!😮

[@kh251-g1g]

L-glutamine and slippery elm to heal the gut, afterward add apple cidar vinegar or hcl for the stomach acid. Add in magnesium to help the sphentor close. Ox bile or beet root leaf extract for the bile and gallbladder and you have to support the liver too with milk thistle or even apple cidar vinegar. Add in digestive enzymes and healing foods like bone broth. Know if you have bile malabsorption as well. High Oxalate foods may be a trigger as well.

[@marieanne8317]

How long have you had acid issues for?

[@tonysoprano9370]

What about Gallbladder polyps? I never hear anyone talk about it. And also I get gallbladder pain when over doing it on sugar and carbs.

[@Jenn-777]

Yes I have this I’d like to know more

[@lifeiswargodisall7415]

When I saw the headline I liked and subscribed to your channel immediately even before watching the video. Thanks for this informative video

[@ilfautdanser9121]

Tudca to thin bile. And why on earth would you stop eating fat while trying to thin your bile? FFS that _stops_ the flow of bile from the GB! how does that help?

[@bevalbrecht123]

Excellent point! Tudca is excellent for this!

[@elisecasalan6950]

Mix ACV with water. It’s too strong for your tooth enamel.

[@lowcarbbully]

I agree. Lack of healthy fat; low-fat standard American diet has caused low HCl and gallbladder issues. Many on a high fat ketogenic diet high in animal products helps with bile flow even in those who have had a gallbladder removed. TUDCA, taurine supplementation and even D-Limonene help thin bile and break down bile sludge.

[@debbiec6216]

I wished I knew about this Doctor 3 1/2 years ago. He has been a Huge Help. I appreciate your help. When this doctor talks about Gall Bladder and Bile , he's 100% right , and yes get off Fats. You don't want to have your gall bladder taken out , why, *in my opinion* when you have the gall bladder taken out , that's when you have a huge host of health problems and this is No JOKE . *You don't want it , it's an on going problem* .

[@scherali994]

Hello Debbie, what is your experience since the removal of your gallbladder? I have alot of sludge and stones...considering having mine removed 😢

[@debbiec6216]

@@scherali994 I had to have my Gall bladder and stones removed !!!

[@debbiec6216]

@@scherali994 I hope you are feeling good now . Did you have your gall bladder removed? I know a person could get other health issues, but everyone is different . Oh I had a lot of health issues going on ever since I had gall bladder surgery . ACid reflux , GERD, gastritis , Erosion Esophagus , Hiatal Hernia , and Low STomach acid . THIS TOPIC IS SOMETHING A PERSON HAS TO RESEARCH ALL THE TIME AND pray you can found an Awesome doctor to help you .

[@Vike29]

Can't thank you enough for the tip about coffee. I had light stools for about 3 years with GERD and lately on a high alkaline/low acid diet to help with the GERD/LPR I watched stools go from brown to tan to yellow to almost a whitish yellow. Was freaking out. Just 1 cup of coffee and increasing my acid intake over the course of 2 days and back to a brown color I haven't seen in years. I hadn't had a cup of coffee in about 15 years. I don't plan to drink it everyday but at least once or twice a week !

[@chandanapherwani6073]

Hello how did you increase your acid intake what kind of food you had and also coffee with milk or without milk . Please guide. Thanks

[@MM-is7hq]

How have you increased your acid please

[@Vike29]

@@MM-is7hq I stopped the low acid diet I was on and I think I may have taken the Pepsin but that turned out to be too much acid. After all the above I had GI Dr test pancreas function for vitamins D A K E and all was working fine as when they had gotten so light I began to worry. Honestly I had to stop with the coffee, it was too acidic and to the point where I would almost vomit. I wish I could say all is well but I'm on to bigger and better (NOT) problems (Neurological), nothing related to this. Still have plenty of proper bile flow.

[@kh251-g1g]

Apple cidar vinegar! My mix is apple cidar vinegar with water and juice, add l-glutamine, digestive enzymes, magnesium, vitamin D, a lemon, and a little ice with honey. The best drink ever!!! This also helps the liver and flush toxins gently. Im using this now and im pregnant. If you sludge issues then ox bile may help as well.

[@beverlyvaughn7131]

Great information and timely. I have gall bladder sludge as per an ultrasound and suspect the gastroenterologist may recommend removal of my gallbladder at my next appointment. So glad to get this information as I would like to try your suggestions first. Also, I was told that there was nothing to be done about my gastritis other than taking acid blockers, which I did not take. I plan to get some DGL tomorrow. Thanks so much!!! I also plan to check out the program your referenced - the gut health puzzle.

[@intuitivediane]

Change your diet.

[@debbiec6216]

@@intuitivediane Do you know how to fix Low Stomach Acid ?

[@dorothyschumm1842]

This is a great talk. You covered all the bases. I’m HCL low and I’m having gall bladder sludge issues. I just switched to carnivore diet . I’ve got to get that sludge moving, and I’ll be using caffeine one way or the other and beet greens .

[@antoniocognato5023]

​@@dorothyschumm1842 HCL what is that?

[@sailuvijl6621]

​@@antoniocognato5023hydrochloric acid

[@albertrodriguez753]

I need a vice doctor I have sludge, gallstones, and thick of the liner I'm getting second opinion May 20th the first doctor would like to remove is there anything I can do to keep it

[@DD-gk2jc]

What is major burping mean?

[@elvisedimo5694]

So it seems to me that lack of iodine may actually be the base cause of all of these issues. Thyroid issues causes sludge them stones ,then with low digestive acid opens room to pylori affections

[@elvisedimo5694]

You are the first person on this earth who has explained in simple plain English what I have been passing through! Pls I already have ulcers around my sigmoid Colon. And back hurting. Cannot touch fatty spicy food.No salt sugars vegetables etc.And yes,I have H pylori.

[@maribrunnsteiner9621]

It's easy to Kill H. pylori with a Regimen of antibitoics plus yes try to avoid as yet those hard to digest foods, fried foods and alcoholic drinks in stead drink more purified water. And take or eat fish high in Omega 3 than Omega 6.

[@JohnQPublic345]

Look into methylene blue

[@ukelilly]

wish I knew this earlier. Heartburns and feeling very full long after dinner. When I wake in the morning, I so feel lighter around my stomach.Too late for me now. Too many gallstones already.

[@debbiec6216]

You answered my question, that I have asked G.I. doctors in my region, what was the Root Cause of Gall bladder , The Root Cause *Bile* breaks down Fats and it activate , when *Bile end up Thick* , it's called *Gall Bladder Sludge*. Then stone formation if the *gall bladder sludge*, it becomes *thicken* and those will be *Gall Stones* **Bile is the Root Cause* *Bile end up Thick* GAll Bladder Sludge*

[@Zeldah247]

THIS was soooooo good! I listened to it twice...👍🏾

[@cutiebirdie2216]

Thank you for this invaluable content. I can totally relate because I’m one of the sufferers of this condition.

[@LadV-q3n]

Wow just came across this channel ,so much important information that i never know before and a lot here that i can relate to Thanks for this wealth of knowledge from a handsome doctor

[@GodOfMySalvationIsYeshua]

Is brain inflammation related to low stomach acid production?

[@itz_tizz6142]

Hi Dr Kharrazian, my daughter is 12 years old, she is biracial Asian/Caucasian Australian, she is a healthy thin person and quite tall for her age, she has always eaten a healthy lifestyle but has had digestive issues from birth. She has been found to have sludge in the gallbladder and is on the wait list for a HIDA test. She has multiple food sensitives and fat malabsorption issues. She also has been diagnosed through functional medicine tests as has having borderline insulin resistance. Can you please suggest a possible cause as to why such a young person could have these issues? Many thanks, Zoey.

[@missyblanks9916]

Thanks for answering the questions. The whole presentation was very thorough.

[@DatisKharrazian]

Thank you

[@shelley4417]

I think due to excess cortisol and chronic stress my husband has been losing muscle mass over past few years and does not have an ounce of fat left on his body. We eat relatively healthily...carnivore diet so moderate protein, high fat and low carb. Think he may have challenge with bile flow as he still suffers from acne and cysts even at age 58. Anybody else been in the same boat ?

[@lenoralascala4359]

This doctor is amazing

[@dmifranco]

Thank you so much for your information. You remind me of a doctor I used to work with.

[@Jackteal1]

I've been to doc after doc with gut issues, bloating and diarrhea and over and over I was subscribed pump inhibitions with very little relief. 5 years ago my gallbladder just turned to mush, stones went into both liver and pancreas..three surgeries later, I was send home with NO INFORMATION!! My panszole was doubled from 10mg in am to 40 in am and 40 in pm...buy now my bloating is worse. My last visit, I was given an antibiotic which really made my body worse, with a horrible yeast infection..then given fluconazole which took days to give me relief. Since the sluge from my gallbladder, stones, blockage, my health has gone downhill....both my gm and ggm suffered with some sort of gut/bowel issues. GM actually died of malaborption at age 33.M middle son was born with malaborption until he was about five, but have many accidents as a child. Yet none of my doctors seem to test for any diseases via DNA. What's your advice?

[@JustinBlackfaceTrudeau]

PPIs by themselves can cause stones , sludge and kill the gallbladder. I was on PPI for 5 years ( they found barrettes esophagus while doing lung biopsy , but it was silent I had no problems with heartburn etc) now I have stones and other issues directly caused by the PPI , I stopped the PPI last month and will control this with diet, no more toxic pills .

[@lf7065]

Proper food combining and eating lots of fresh, raw vegetables, herbs and fruit is highly underrated, imo. So are the effects of stress on gut health.

[@lonnie5319]

I was diagnosed with gastritis, and hiatal hernia, and was put on PPI for some years....stopped because of lack of b12, but have loads of intestinal problems ever since....I am insulin resistant, no meds, changing my food to greens and proteins mostly, but Im low on vitamin D, seems I dont apsorb it well will acid help my body absorb better ?

[@AsadNasim2]

Dr K, your sessions are awesome...so full of knowledge. I haven't seen anyone go that deep like you. Thank you!

[@DatisKharrazian]

You are very welcome

[@intuitivediane]

Don’t fast. This can cause issues with your gallbladder. That is what happened to mine. Though I do feel was probably eating to many crisps at the time along with sedentary lifestyle.

[@missyblanks9916]

I’ve been intermittent fasting but if at my first meal in the afternoon I don’t eat enough I feel funny then If I eat something more hearty but not a lot I feel better.

[@missyblanks9916]

Thanks

[@EnergyFlows2u]

I agree this is what caused my GB issues

[@johnfontana7256]

Fasting didn’t cause gallstones or sludge, fasting causes gallbladder to fill with bile , causing sensation!

[@ellanola6284]

@@johnfontana7256 People who don't have good digestion shouldn't fast esp. not 3 day water fasts. When we eat nothing bile gets thick as not in use & this is how gallblader sludge is created & this can damage bile ducts & pancreas.

[@adnanmuhrat]

Thank you Dr. Datis I suffer from low stomach acid and bile sludge and hashimoto disease and I am 39 years old. I don't have H. Pilory but i suffer from stress, can the stress be a reason for low stomach acid?

[@lf7065]

From what I understand, absolutely!

[@migasujith2023]

You are my twin! I have all the issues like yours. How are you doing now? Have you tried digestive bitters, liver cleanse suppliments? HCL, vitamins& minerals for thyroid health?

[@bolivianbillionaire1349]

@@migasujith2023 .........................hi........same problems here..eactly...did you ever find any solutions?

[@Konaboy]

Very very good talk Doc!👍👍

[@ResponseDigitalMedia]

What do you think about polar bear bile?

[@ashleyhaslach540]

Thank you so much for this wonderfully informative video I have been suffering for so many years with gut and digestive issues and I have seen so many doctors and none of them have told me anything near what you did today. I will continue to follow.

[@tashasdomain5709]

Can you have a vitamin b12 deficiency with a blood serum level of 1492 if you have gastrointestinal issues?

[@elvisedimo5694]

Yep!

[@christinegovender685]

Hi I have a stone stuck in my bike duct it was not removed

[@kishan9738]

i have seen many video, but this video is very accurate and easy for all. thank you so much for helping people who has been clue less for decades.

[@jackiemansfield8325]

If datis could answer about the cause of excess burping without swallowing air?

[@rickj895]

this is the best video by far on tis topic and is very optimistic in his approach thank you so much doctor

[@shelley4417]

Very interesting and informative discussion thank you !! I’m yet to find a product on the market that thins bile and helps with bile flow. Any ideas anyone please ??

[@shelley4417]

@AnaMarijaaaaaa thank you so much! Appreciate the reply 😊Has these supplements helped to THIN your bile ?

[@robincottrell5615]

Pulverexx

[@nicoleb1378]

Great video! I have gallbladder sludge and haven’t been able to heal. Can you provide a link to the course you refer to?

[@DatisKharrazian]

Yes of course! lp.drknews.com/gut-health/

[@gladyskulastevens6719]

I have been going through some of what you described here: excessive belching, bloating and feel as if my food is not being digested. I also have dry skin and feels as if I am nit thriving. Could this be low acid symptoms due to aging? I am 78 years now but this indigestion started about a year ago.

[@Jenn-777]

Be careful I had severe pain for 3 years. I got a CT scan ultrasounds. They never saw anything wrong with my gallbladder. Wasn’t until I got an MRI that it showed gallbladder sludge and some issues with my liver. So if you have pain and they don’t see anything, make sure you get an MRI. In fact, I had multiple CT scans, and nothing ever showed in multiple ultrasounds.

[@antoniocognato5023]

I had an mri. Showed some liver cysts. That's it. Had an MRCP which is an mri of your pancreas, gallbladder, liver, bilalary tree. Showed nothing. Had ct scans. Nothing. Had an ultrasound. Nothing. But one scan showed a nodule 4mm on my gallbladder. They said not to worry. But later scans found nothing like that. I also had an EUS and an endoscopy. Nothing

[@Jenn-777]

@@antoniocognato5023 Oh I’m sorry are you having a lot of pain? Did you ever recover ?

[@mare6839]

Did you do MRI with contrast?

[@AnneAlready]

I had a CT with contrast and now they're going to put a scope down. I'm glad they're looking closer.

[@armilamantrabuddi3108]

what happened, did it resolved now ? seems like similar problem but haven’t done MRI yet

[@gif24gt60]

Awesome video! Very comprehensive! The best I've ever seen! Can you recommend a digital pH meter for urine testing that doesn't need to be calibrated?

[@jackieellison4596]

Thank you so much for all this great advise and information

[@80sJayOfficial]

I have been dealing with acid reflux and indigestion for about 5 years. I was overweight and eating garbage foods. This last year, I got a pain under my rib cage on the right side and decided to make some food and life changes. I started eating a keto type diet, taking Apple cider vinegar and walking daily. No bread, starches, or sugars. I was able to lose some weight and heal that pain I had. I found out that the pain most likely came from having gallstones. Currently, I have a pulled muscle type of pain at the bottom of my right lower back along the ribcage area. When I eat food, I can feel like a reflux sensation go directly to my back area where the pressure pain is. I am thinking of trying tudca, chanca piedra supplements, and doing either the Andreas Moritz or Hulda Clark liver & gallbladder cleanse to hopefully clear the stones i may have and end my back pain. Any advice you can add or personal experience would be greatly appreciated.

[@MTGee10]

Regarding the vitamin D. If I take it in a pill I make zero progress. If I take it sublingual I am able to get my level up. I take seeking health D3+K2. If I slack for a while it drops significantly. Maybe this is the form that was being questioned at 49:00

[@EnergyFlows2u]

Excellent video.. So much info to take away.. Thank you x

[@DatisKharrazian]

Thank you!

[@onlyonejennymarie]

All of a sudden in March I started having stomach pain. This came right after I started a Paleo diet. I lost 26 lbs in 3 weeks. By July I was puking after the pain got more fierce. Only at night I wake up with immense pain. The only effective relief is morphine. Stomach bloats, burping like crazy! Upper left area. It’s in between my breast to the left and around to my back along my shoulder blade. There is sludge in my gallbladder. I’m having the HIDA SCAN today. They’re considering removal but Kaiser doesn’t know if that will stop my pain. All the pills they prescribe me hasn’t work except pain pills did. I hate it. I’m 41 and very concerned. My father had pain in the same area, found esophageal cancer and died three weeks later. I don’t want that to happen to me. I need a second opinion from Stanford. No matter what I eat I get pain! It is so severe it’s disabling. What’s your opinion on my situation?

[@lilirobin7136]

I had gallbladder issues after eating Keto and doing fastings. My boss also had gallbladder issues after doing Keto for a couple of years. I never had digestive problems until I did Keto and increased my fats, proteins.

[@sn3495]

@@lilirobin7136 He has video that hyperthyroidism may be linked to gallbladder problems.

[@lilirobin7136]

@@sn3495 Thank-you. I tested positive for hypothyroid too but had hyperthyroid symptoms. My doctor was zero help, he told me for months I had stomach flu...for five months???? I finally diagnosed myself with gallbladder sludge (took Tudca to resolve) and under performing pancreas (took digestive enzymes to resolve). I also eat a low carb diet with small amount of protein with equal fat. I feel one thousands times better!!! Doctors are no help now days. My blood work is great now! My health decline was a very stressful event that lasted months. Stress is the real killer!!!

[@sn3495]

@@lilirobin7136 I think my heartburn caused by Hiatal hernia because I've tried ASV and it made it worse to the point I started to lose voice. Had to go back on Omeprazole to get better:( ... and ofcourse because of low stomach acidity I also have gallbladder sludge and is trying juggle with Tudca to ease gallbladder pain... but until I get my heartburn under control I don't see how I could address my gallbladder problems... horrible.. "damned if you do damned if you don't":) And yes...90 person of Doctors are arrogantly incompetent... Here's his video about hyperthyroidism kzbin.info/www/bejne/fmfKopKaZbx8aNE

[@susieallen872]

I am dealing with gallbladder sludge, it's been so terrible.

[@CreativeCCookies]

Thank you very much, this video was so helpful!

[@gildadeoliveira6487]

Thankyou Dr Datis, I learned so much important information that I can use.

[@stephdorward4440]

Excellent info thankyou for thos😊

[@LeolaRobson]

I suffer from Acid Reflux. Recently I get fluttering and then I burp a lot. I have been prescribed Omeprazole. Is it the right medication? I still get the fluttering which is scary. Help! I haven’t a Gallbladder

[@Tmate4444]

Wdym by fluttering?

[@megajcprincess4718]

Does anyone know if Dr K does long distance consultations? Let me know if anyone knows.. Thank you

[@DatisKharrazian]

Please see the clinic page at my site drknews.com.

[@megajcprincess4718]

@@DatisKharrazian thank you

[@kh251-g1g]

Done forget about magnesium!! Majority of people are so deficient and it’s needed to close the esophagus or acid substance will come up and enter the throat!! Magnesium, l-glutamine, ox bile, apple cidar vinegar, vitamin D, digestive enzymes, all helped me and I had chronic gerd for years!!! High oxalate intolerance or bile malabsorption are all factors. If you have mthfr gene mutation this is common.

[@kayadoll]

I have a huge gallbladder stone which is not causing me any problems at the moment and the doctor said we will ignore it and only take it out if it starts giving me problems. I do have acid reflux. So is there any way of getting rid of the gallbladder stone without actually taking out the gallbladder?

[@Neil555-11]

Coffee enema. Do your own research

[@ESEllis]

@@Neil555-11Coffee enema will not help lol Only surgery if it’s that big. You could take ox bile over time and eat more apples. Might shrink the stone, but it’s not likely. In the end you will likely need your gallbladder removed. Small stones could be another story. Easier to resolve.

[@robincottrell5615]

There is a product you can take to break down stones real good. The company in Florida sells it. It is called Pulverexx. It will break the stones down real good. I had a lot of black stones it broke them down so well.

[@Dolores-i5n]

following a ct scan Three years ago February 2020! I was told that I had a gallstone sticking half out of my gallbladder I then went on to having multiple scans ( except mri which I cannot have due to having a fragment of metal in one eye) eventually I was told that the gallstone had disappeared? It was suggested that it may have dropped back into the gallbladder or it may have passed through my system, however I continued to have abdominal pain and started having symptoms of acid reflux and I have had a number of ultrasound scans and some ct scans since the gallstone was first detected apparently a gallstone was seen within my bile duct in February 2022 but either the result was never sent to my gp has we now know many thousands of nhs reports never left the nhs computer system over the covid pandemic! Or if that was not the case then my gp surgery failed to either read the report or notify me of the result? So yet another year passed by and my symptoms got worse, I had another ultrasound in early 2023 which I now know showed a dilated bile duct! but I only found out about that when I had an ultrasound in january 2024 when th technician who was doing the latest scan told me! I was still awaiting an appointment with a gynaecologist who did eventually phone me in mid 2023 by which time the respiratory team who were checking if I had a lung disease because by then I was having (breathing issues which were not heart related ) as all those possibilities had been covered previously, The respiratory dr sent me for a ct scan which show😅ed that I had a dilated and by this time also a strictured bile duct, so when I finally received the phone call from the gynaecologist the first thing I told him was that I have a dilated and structured bile duct and to which the consultant replied no you haven't so I read him the report from respiratory and finally I have had yet another ultrasound which didnt show my bile duct due to gas, I was then sent for an endoscopy which wasn't to check the bile duct it was to see if I had acid reflux etc, I only had another ct scan because the ultrasound didn't show the bile duct and it showed the bile duct has a gallstone in it which I have now been scheduled for another endoscopy to try to remove the stone and for a stent to be placed in the bile duct to keep it open my procedure is being done in two months time, I now have low b12 ive been prescribed cyanocoM inn 1mg tablets once daily I cannot have another blood test until march when I will have been taking them for 3 months and only if that blood tests shows that I am no longer able to process nutrients will I be able to receive b12 injections on the nhs! I have found out that I can have the b12 injections done privately the cost per injection is 20/50 pounds and that they are only done once a month wearas the nhs do up to three a week also availability is limited in my area with some pharmacist only doing them every 3 months! 😢

[@rainerwells1573]

Has anyone taken his course! Well this live was very helpful. I thought I was having attacks bc of my extremely painful cycles and this would cause extreme bloating and eventually throwing up bile. Now 2 years later depending on what I eat during my cycle the extreme bloating cramping and again throwing up bile! Had to go to the er bc the heaviness in my chest I couldn’t breathe. Was just sent home with extra strength malox … le sigh

[@intuitivediane]

Go for a HIDA scan

[@runjunr8329]

How are you now?

[@scherali994]

Thank you so much for this extremely informative video with Q&A.

[@susanburnscone9617]

Would you please comment on possible causes of chronic diarrhea in someone with pelvic radiation disease.

[@joanneelliott8049]

Less words - more to the point please. I like your info.

[@dianafaiz880]

Amazing Doctor amazing advice!

[@momcaregiver]

Does decaf coffee still work to help thin sludge?

[@momcaregiver]

Guess not after listening to the rest of the video.

[@Jennifer-nz2ss]

Try it anyway! What can it hurt?😅

[@momcaregiver]

@@Jennifer-nz2ss I let them take it out and still its like phantom gallbladder :(

[@Jennifer-nz2ss]

@momcaregiver it must of been hurting like crazy!

[@Jennifer-nz2ss]

@@momcaregiver really!? OMG! What are ya doing about that situation now? I hope it will get better

[@gailreagor6789]

We’re can I go to get help on gallbladder stones I would love to get answers I really don’t want to do surgery. I am sensitive the ginger and I am sensitive to anything that bothers my Ménière’s disease but I don’t want to have surgery on my gallbladder and it’s full of stones they said

[@marleneubana3856]

❤It.. Thanks for sharing your informations. God bless.

[@chandanapherwani6073]

Thank you so much Doc for this awesome information. 🙏

[@justlol7281]

Dr, I had hypothyroid, and then an H pylori infection for a year and a half. I think I have HORRIBLE SIBO. I have burping, foamy urine, swollen face, MASSIVE brain fog, hair loss, and other issues. I’m on low fodmap. Anytime I eat fodmap or sugar, I get EVEN WORSE! Please give me advice doctor!

[@CrypticXRP]

Go carnivore it will change your life. It's helped me with so many issues.

[@nadezhdaoppenheimer6237]

thank you so much its healps me alot

[@elvisedimo5694]

So can the reduction of HCA in the stomach be the reason for formation of gallstones,sludge,Jaundice etc?

[@sn3495]

My understanding low acidity is one of the main reason for gallbladder problems

[@madj7152]

No wonder i have h pylori and gallstones.

[@machinized]

Good video!

[@DatisKharrazian]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@Littles13579]

I used a supplement to restore bile flow but now i definitely have stones blocking ducts......ill address those but now i have signs of low stomach acid....green stool and undigested food in stool. Might it be that the ratio of bile to acid is off because bile flow is restored ? Does the body fix the ratio over time?

[@notadonna5983]

Really good! Gotta clone you, doctor!❤❤❤

[@beatricefrask5230]

You are so knowledgeable. Thank you for enlightening me!

[@DatisKharrazian]

Happy to help!

[@sharonmccormack8504]

I have gallstones and also had H Pylori, in December so I'm gathering I have bile sludge and lack of acid issues. Please help.... Should I take hcl along with bile salts? Either of those? I have had the treatment therapy for HP and waiting for gallbladder removal, currently taking Gallbladder Formula and Probiotics, helping but the constipation and bloating is unreal even eating healthy fresh food but very small portions, I'm only 45kg so a skinny minny already.... Desperate listener from UK having gallstone attacks every few weeks still, again thank you for this video, health to you both.

[@phoenixaz8431]

I'd take bile salts away from meals as to not interfere with the acidity of the stomach. HCL, ACV with your meals to increase the acidity (by lowering the pH inside the stomach). To thin your bile, bitters (coffee, dark chocolate), fermented foods, drinking plenty of water, moving (exercise), choline etc. I think bile salts increase the production of bile (if you're not producing enough, which is rare) but I don't think it does anything to make it flow easier.

[@sharonmccormack8504]

Many thanks 👌

[@bobsondugnutt7526]

"What about coffee enemas to help with bile sludge?" is the grossest sentence I've heard all week LMAO Incredible source of information. Imagine if all GPs knew and acted on this information. It's so easy and cheap! Great, real doctor, thank you so much.

[@DatisKharrazian]

Thank you! glad you enjoyed.

[@ece421]

What about TUDCA?

[@jenn1368]

Very very good video

[@MTGee10]

When the gallbladder is requiring some nutrients, do you have recommendations for those on blood thinners?

[@jessicalogan8239]

What about hyperkinetic gallbladder? Does low stomach acid cause that?

[@jessicalogan8239]

What if I tolerate bad fats very well but good fats like avocado I have gallbladder pain 🤔

[@DatisKharrazian]

Unfortunately, I am unable to provide this information online. I suggest going directly to your care provider or please see the clinic page at my site drknews.com.

[@CrypticXRP]

Animal fats are the healthiest fats you should be consuming. You might not be tolerating avocado because of its histamine and oxalate content.

[@_slier]

thank you sir for this invaluable information

[@DatisKharrazian]

Most welcome

[@bfein-jk7np]

If you take Betaine HCL to build your acid ph levels, can your body develop a dependency where your body naturally makes less acid depending on HCL

[@portalhaus7510]

No

[@sn3495]

Would you please talk about one of the most common reason for heartburn...Hiatal hernia!!!!

[@landshark616]

Any suggestions on lpr I was diagnosed with it ???

[@himanee.9955]

u r superb.thank u so much

[@DatisKharrazian]

Thank you!

[@healingwisdomarts]

im on bile salt i have fatty liver and sludge which gave me acid reflux & i swear hypothyroid ! can u help me one on one online ?

[@migasujith2023]

Amazing video! I am having chronic acid reflux for more than an year, No H. Pylori or SIBO, I found out that I'm having 1 small gall stone! Is it possible to have reflux with the gallstones that is not stucked in the bile duct? Mine is in the gallbladder? Thank you Doctor 😊

[@yatablah393]

I assume this is what is happening to me. Did you do any bloodwork? Mine showed high bilirubin.

[@prudenciolazo3924]

How to dissolve gallbladder polyps,what is the best herb for this

[@Neil555-11]

A polyp means fungal

[@dianetownsend9813]

How does the Bile thin if no fat? Is Bile called for without fat in the diet? (Due to acidic digestion)

[@AnneAlready]

One strategy I have heard of is to eat quite a lot of soluble fiber to bind with the old, thick, toxic bile and take it out of the body. The liver gets feedback to produce new fresh bile. It's supposed to take 6 - 10 weeks to thin bile this way.

[@elvisedimo5694]

What is the best supplements for gallbladder health care? How do we fix the hydrochloric Acid issues? Any special medicines?

[@_slier]

apple cider vinegar or betaine hcl

[@C.C.4sho]

Jesus..Lemons and Ginger root juice. No Junk Food Nor Sugar, ry drinks And Fast Often..Boom Ur Healed!!🎉

[@cindybatson2807]

If I have low stomach acid and thick bile, what do I focus on first? Appreciate any insight

[@rhenry7369]

Cindy, I would think you could actually treat both of these at the same time, after-all, they're both related to digestion. Some people advocate a low-fat diet with the bile/Gallbladder issue but many say to not go that route. You see, bile flow is dependent upon some fat consumption. That's what stimulates bile flow. Olive oil and Cod Liver Oil are good sources for this. Castor oil packs, fresh lemon juice in water are things that will help bile flow. Hope this helps.

[@phoenixaz8431]

Not an ''either or'' issue, you need both working optimally. Do everything you can to address both. Coffee, bitters, fermented foods, movement , drinking plenty of water, choline etc. to thin the bile. HCL, ACV to address the other. If you're going to have bile salts, I *think* it's best to not have it with meals to not interfere with the stomach's acidity

[@armilamantrabuddi3108]

@@phoenixaz8431can I try Tudca?

[@diplomatapg]

Excellent!

[@elvisedimo5694]

If you have Pylori what is best treatment?

[@_slier]

make ur stomach more acidity

[@maribrunnsteiner9621]

There are 3 Regimen for that

[@gillwoodall8036]

Not triple therapy!!! You will end up worse with functional dyspepsia!! Try go the herbal route , I did triple therapy and my digestive system is knackered now , im in a group with loads of people just like me! X

[@fahdbensghir5478]

Allicine 180mg 8 capsule à day 4 morning 4 evening + ACV....HPilori can t survive more than 1 month with that.

[@BrianRobertDarby]

"All vitamins are fat soluble...", this is not the case at all. Most vitamins are water soluble and have to be consumed regularly to maintain optimum levels. Fat soluble vitamins are stored in your body’s fat tissue and liver for up to six months in some cases, hence it's possible to overdose on these if using supplements (A, E, D3 for example).