Should I Remove My Gallbladder If I have Stones? - Dr.Berg

[@deberebor]

I declined to remove my gall bladder ten years ago. My doctor was a professor at Columbia, and he lied to me ... he said that gall bladders cannot be healed. I just somehow knew that was wrong. I changed my diet and went back a bit over a year later and tested normal. When I asked him how that could have happened, he just silently flipped through my chart like he was thinking about something else and didn't hear me. I learned a lot from that experience. I still have my gall bladder. I now understand how it works, why I need it, and how I can support it in the future. Knowledge is good.

[@dharma__3]

Good for you! Yes, Western medicine & Big Pharma lies to all of us

[@Broxine]

D N i would have asked again and again and again until he burries his head in the ground.

[@sebastianpauluchak7361]

Hi D N. Almost a year ago I discovered that I had many stones in the gallbladder. Since that time I have done a paleo diet. I have never had pain again but I know they are still there because sometimes I feel a little discomfort. In your case, the stones disappeared? what is your diet?

[@deberebor]

@@sebastianpauluchak7361 Hi! I did not have stones. They told me I had a diseased gall bladder, I suppose due to an observed problem with the fat that was injected. Anyway, I go with keto with intermittent fasting, and then I do an extended fast three or four times a year. I know there is a gall bladder flush protocol for stones, but I have never used it. If you add ox bile supplements to your diet, you may get some relief from the discomfort. I wish you all the best!

[@souderyabbas3732]

so basically i just need to change my diet and take ox bile supplement?

[@piyushsingh8258]

No one has provided details at this level, thanks so much for all the information!

[@Drberg]

You're very welcome.

[@SeriousKeto]

My first gallstone felt like a heart attack. It wasn't until after my third gallstone that my doc had me have an ultrasound of my gallbladder. They said it looked like deflated balloon full of sand and gravel. Had I seen this video years ago, it would have saved me a lot of pain and frustration. I find I say that about a lot of your videos. As always, thank you Dr. Berg. PS - based on another of you videos, I now take ox bile.

[@ajaysaini-vq9hk]

Do liver gallbladder flush by Andreas Moritz to get rid of gallstones. I have had experience.

[@SeriousKeto]

@@ajaysaini-vq9hk My gallbladder was removed around six or seven years ago.

[@leondbleondb]

How is the ox bile working for you?

[@SeriousKeto]

@@leondbleondb It certainly hasn't hurt. Honestly, I really should create a log of my specific food intake and compare it to my subsequent bowel movements. The problem is that I've done a lot health improvements concurrently, so it's hard to know which one is benefiting me -- or if they all are. I'm not above experimenting on myself, so this might make a good "30 days of..." video for my channel.

[@ajaysaini-vq9hk]

@@SeriousKeto even then it will help you to get your liver detoxified . There are still a large number of liver stones in your liver. It will make your energy level high. Follow Andreas Moritz on u tube . You will get all information. I am from India.

[@Annfam5]

I had 33 gallstones. One got caught in my bile duct. I had mine removed via the old fashioned way. 5 years later, three more gallstones ended up happening.I needed to have another operation. I was 27. Years later, I was diagnosed with NASH. I had a liver biopsy and said I had limited or slight scarring. Then I had weight loss surgery a few years later. I lost 260 lbs. But I a really deficient in vitamins even though I take many supplements. I feel like I am in a downward spiral, sometimes. I am currently taking your Gallbladder supplements and am finally on an almost regular schedule. I am so glad I found this. Thanks so much. This might have saved me.

[@rakhidunga9818]

Hello did you remove your gallbladder and has it helped you.

[@advicefromlouis4439]

Well, I feel a god-given duty to respond to this although you might not see it. Have you ever tried a parasite cleanse? I’ve been on one the past 22 days and a lot of my problems are going away. My liver is functioning better as well. Look it up and I’m here if you have any questions. Thanks God.

[@Tinamaria2114]

@@advicefromlouis4439 could you please provide more information (or a link) about parasite cleanse. I would really appreciate it.

[@Blissful11-24]

@@leahmoore837 name the products please

[@remanc2765]

@@advicefromlouis4439 more info please

[@chuckbecker8735]

I watch a bunch of health YT's every day, and this channel provides the most thorough pragmatic action steps concisely upon just the right amt of explanatory background info. No wasted time and far more doable user-friendly action steps than the other channels.

[@elisevillemaire8344]

That concise clarity for results approach appears to be Dr. Berg's plan!

[@leeharlow5633]

You’ve missed possibly the most important cause off, which is stress. Stress will increase cortisol, along with pulse rate ( adrenaline ), and cholesterol, which is needed for all adrenal hormone production ( so the production of adrenaline and cortisol ). Under a stressed state, parasympathetic function is decreased ( rest, digest and repair mode ), meaning everything involved in digestion. So you’ll have low stomach acid, enzyme production and bile production, equating to high cholesterol, high cortisol with low bile.

[@Juju-nd2ln]

lee harlow He teaches on this. Tons of videos.

[@jrosana]

lee harlow, you really connected the dots for me, thank you for your comment!

[@cjpatch3909]

I had my gallbladder removed 20+ years ago. I was having horrible pain in my upper abdomen. The attacks would last between 10-30 minutes and so painful that sometimes I would pass out. An ultra sound showed my gall bladder packed full of stones. After having it removed, it took me some time to adjust, but now, I feel like I can eat pretty normally. And no more excruciating gall bladder attacks.

[@Ryan_Nath]

10-30 mins ? Lucky you lol the pain I had kept me awake the whole night, rolling around the floor, crying. I got rushed to hospital and was put on antibiotics because I had systemic infection. I would of rather of been dead, the pain was different LMAO. Mine's being removed on the 14th and I'm scared shitless tbh

[@shikhardahal1568]

How old are you guys and what's your gender?

[@SouLottaFunFamily]

@@Ryan_Nath How are you? Have you tried any of Dr. Berg's remedies?

[@Ryan_Nath]

​@@SouLottaFunFamily I didn't, if I had more time I would of tried things but I don't think anything would of worked in a couple of weeks. I had it took out last week and I feel good

[@capt.americamom7101]

I been dealing with attacks for 2 years now just far apart from each other and they always happen when doing keto diet. I tried Dr bergs bile salts was good for 6 months but still ended up in the ER 😢 find out I had two stones stuck in bile duct and my stones are small in gallbladder with sludge but not a lot so idk if it was meant to be but bile salts didn’t help me. I had to have emergency surgery. I’m doing great now and will stick with a healthy gallbladder diet. Can’t say I didn’t try though. Don’t feel bad if you have to get it removed. It saved my life! I was showing signs of infection 😢

[@nekomukuro]

My gallbladder is doing great thanks to you Dr Berg. Mom and sister had it taken out already, and a year ago I started to have pain when eating fat meals as well. I found your channel one night that I was woken up by pain at 2am. I started to cut the carbs and bought oxbile salts, after a few months I had no more symptoms. A year later I don't have any issue with digesting fats anymore. Thanks for all you do.

[@unfunny9234]

Do you have gallstones?

[@PatrickA1]

@@unfunny9234 I don't think u can have gallbladder pain without stones or sludge

[@JakesCuriosity]

what kind of brand did you use?

[@edgar5814]

Which oxbile salts did you take?

[@sanjaysir628]

@@unfunny9234 yes

[@ashimoda9732]

I agree w/ Dr. Berg about trying to hold onto your gallbladder. However, he's absolutely right when he says if you're gallbladder is in very bad shape then you should remove it.

[@CA_Doc]

I don’t understand why a surgeon can’t just empty the gall bladder instead of removing it.

[@victorcabrera9622]

The gallbladder tissue is too fragile to just empty it, so if you do that and then stich it back it would leak and cause complications like a biloma or some other things

[@strawberryfields3219]

@@victorcabrera9622 It can be emptied with the solution they use during ERSP and that can be done through the bile duct. They have procedures that address gallstones only in many EU countries, just in the USA it's their approach to cut the entire organ. I have a singular tiny stone and still every single doctor forces me to have the organ removed. That says something about how trustworthy these doctors are!

[@lenniejoe4037]

Oh my goodness i’ve been asking that same question , and i wish someone will answer this

[@mtgigi]

​@@lenniejoe4037someone did.

[@cleocatra9324]

@@lenniejoe4037they can they do it in China. It depends if it’s weakened or not is the main issue. However I think if possible they should do exactly that and suggest diet changes or break up the stones other ways

[@HaSh6064]

All the health information I collected during my visits to different doctors in my life dose not make a two minute video, Thank you

[@marynagoda5090]

It is so sad, but I am not trusting my doctor anymore. 1 year ago I came over to check out my gall bladder. She didn't ask me , what I was eating, what was my diet. She cared less about it. She just told me ,if the pain will become worse, they could remove it. Wow! Isn't she a good doctor, waiting until it is going to be a really bad. So I decided, I have to do something and watched a lot of videos. I went through a healthy diet. And now I am in a good shape and so thankful. May God bless you doctor Berg! 🙏

[@christinae.burlison936]

Where were you 20!years ago!!! Still hearing the reasons for certain diet choices helps me now 18 years post surgery! Thank you!

[@markeike]

I had my gallbladder removed a year ago. Gallstones were found several years ago during an unrelated ultrasound, but I had NO PAIN symptoms. I took a HIDA scan test to determine if there was a bile blockage and there was absolutely zero pass-thru. It was suggested that I have my gallbladder removed immediately, which I did. During the surgery, the doctor discovered that my gallbladder had become necrotized and was literally falling apart. Had I let it go, it could have become MUCH more serious. DON'T think that your gallbladder is fine just because you don't have any pain. I eat normally and have had zero complications after my colectomy, and I'm thankful that I decided to have it removed when I did.

[@ulaganathanc1463]

Good to know that you are feeling better now after removing GB. I am 42 from India, have diagnosed multi gallstones size between 4 - 7 mm... I dont have right shoulder or back pain, but bloating and heaviness in chest ,between rig cage, also right side constant head pressure or heaviness. May I know is it related to GB stones. one doctor said its related to GB stone , other 3 Gastros saying its not related to GB stone, its GERD. I am totally confused. your inputs please.

[@markeike]

@@ulaganathanc1463 - I know it's frustrating to not be able to get definitive answers from your doctor. I've had GERD for years as well, a persistent pain in the sternum that felt like someone was squeezing my esophagus inside my chest, and I am convinced that both conditions (GERD and gallstones) interact with each other somehow. Many years ago, I discovered DGL (deglycyrrhizinated licorice), a cheap, safe, easily obtained (Amazon) natural supplement made from licorice root that coats the stomach and promotes healing of the stomach lining and esophagus. It was a miracle cure that made my GERD 100% controllable. I highly recommend chewing on one 1/2 hour before each meal for a week or two and see if your GERD improves. As for the gallstones, I am not a doctor, but I would ask your doctor about taking a HIDA test if you have access to one, to see if your gallbladder is even functioning. The thing about gallstones is that they will never get better or go away; there is no cure but removal of the gall bladder. You also don't want to live with the risk of having a major attack at any time over your head for the rest of your life. Good luck!

[@pierrechristen9025]

​@@ulaganathanc1463I would not trust gastros. The symptoms you describe seems to be related to gallstones. Just a matter of time until your shoulder aches as well.

[@11283brandyl]

Thank you for this. Found out I had gallstones a few months ago when one got loose. Luckily it moved through on its own. But I'm scheduled for surgery on Tuesday to have my gallbladder removed. There are a few stones in there. I'm concerned because I already have issues with vitamin D deficiency, and I have bad acid reflux. I heard that can get worse.

[@markeike]

@@11283brandyl- You are welcome. BTW- I suffered with acid reflux for many years, including sleeping on a wedge pillow for much of that time. I found out about DGL (Deglycyrrhizinated Licorice) and it all but cured my acid reflux within months.

[@erikaparker6469]

I had my gallbladder removed after having an attack that led to pancreatitis. I was so sick, lying in the hospital bed in agony, blood in my urine, lab work was terrible. I begged them to take it out, actually. Anything to make it stop. Morphine and fentanyl didn’t work on the pain, I ended up on a pain pump of dilaudid. That stuff knocked me out! I basically slept for 3 days and then when the pancreatitis cleared up they removed my gallbladder. Fortunately I have had no side effects from its removal and I’m glad it’s gone if it means never feeling that pain again.

[@ILoveMyselPH-D]

Question: Where does pancreatitis hurt?

[@lenniejoe4037]

But don’t you have to stay near bathrooms, and you can’t eat no fats?

[@Keep-on-ok]

No! And do not let them remove your thyroid because of nodules either.

[@smlnsgd4u]

Totally agree...had my thyroid removed 13 years ago and I completely regret it...

[@Evelyn-yf1mx]

They wanted to take mine out. That's the only "treatment" they have. I kept it. I lost my gallbladder. No doc. Told me about diet change or alternatives.

[@beautifuliris244]

Wendy Darlene can you tell me your reason for regretting having your thyroid removed, sounds like there are strong reasons, thank you.

[@Keep-on-ok]

They just want to make money on the surgery. They do not care about your suffering afterwards. My nodules are not cancerous! I have had several biopsies. I am keeping my thyroid. All my hormone levels are normal!

[@znrgybalance8703]

@@Keep-on-ok Exactly! I tell my clients this all the time. They could easily remove the stones, if there is too many, once they open you up without removing it and give you info on diet. But noooo!

[@sylvainster30]

Thanks for sharing Dr Berg, i am so grateful for these videos 👍🏼 ✌🏼😎👍🏼

[@red1inerr113]

Had mine removed after a large stone passed. Of course the doctor recommends a low fat diet. Eaten keto since then and have been fine ever since.

[@mannyleal4194]

how is life with it gone? i dont want to remove mine and i have several stones more than 10 less than 9mm

[@red1inerr113]

@@mannyleal4194 Just fine but if you can get way without surgery by fixing your diet that would be best.

[@MSBPrab38]

Thank you for this very informative video. I just had my gallstones problem and watching your video gaved me a better understanding. Truly appreciated!

[@Nstone53]

Had pain from stones the size of sand. Doctor "assured" me that the gallbladder isn't needed. Trusted him and had it removed. I've suffered with Gerd for 6 years and will forever. A side effect of Gerd is Globus Sensation which is absolutely maddening. I've been on meds for gerd for over a year with no real relief. (No gallbladder->Bile reflux->Gerd->globus sensation->depression) Thanks doc!

[@clintonhurst7810]

Full carnivore, beef butter bacon eggs and salmon eliminated my gerd

[@truno7]

Never give up. The answers are out there for the sensation.

[@pajkt6283]

Unfortunately I had to have mine removed in 1993. Full of stones, the surgeon was amazed, by the number and the size of 2 of the stones. I had bad diet, and bad habits. Taking Bile salts, since I started Keto last January. No one told me about post gall bladder problems. Your video's really help explain so much of my health history. Thank you!

[@jellafigo22]

I had mine removed… I’m fasting and doing keto .. what kind off bile salts do you take

[@pajkt6283]

Ox bile 500mg w my main protein meal.

[@rosiea.s6887]

@@pajkt6283 what kind of problems did you had?

[@gordaroo]

Isn’t anyone worried about the pushing of the Keto Diet, and the fact the good Doctor is selling his own Bile Salts. I follow Dr. Berg and his breaking down of health issues but I am starting to be suspicious. Anyone else feeling this way.

[@missing1person]

Gallbladder needs a live q&a just on that topic it is sooo important

[@stellamary7201]

I swear..., no diabetes, no kidney stones, no gal bla stones, no stress 😖only BP.. Even that, under control because I am been treated by a best doc like u... Praise the Lord.. Amen 🙏👍

[@culbertsonclan1575]

I wish I had this information in 1985. I was getting a lot of pain from my Gail bladder and the doctor said he’ll remove it cause I can get by without it. I knew nothing and just wanted the pain to go away. Now I’ve had digestive problems for 37 years. I hope Dr. Berg’s Bile Salts help.

[@cc5185]

Had near 50stones in mine, I was literally collapsed with excruciating pain and taken to hospital where they removed the gallbladder, it was the best thing I did. But now going to take note of Dr Bergs food diet etc.

[@donwan2698]

This is a great youtube channel. I really enjoy learning. Thanks for making these videos, i particularly enjoy your natural approach and focus on diet.

[@rochellestevenson8519]

Thank you Dr Berg, for sharing vital information, I have right shoulder pain, your information has helped relieve a lot of my suffering, Thank you for caring

[@G3.9-6]

I just came from the E.R. And that is exactly what the attending doctor said to me, “it’s just an extra organ, the body doesn’t need it” but it was the face he made while saying this to me, he looked like he didn’t believe his lie too. I am so glad I came across this. They wanted to remove my gallbladder tonight but refused. I knew I needed some time to think and do some research.

[@sonalisingh9919]

Can u pls tell me how are you now? Did you require gall bladder surgery or not ,pls reply

[@G3.9-6]

@@sonalisingh9919Hi! A little over a week after I commented, I ended up in serve pain. It was worse then labor pains. I ended up being admitted into the hospital & had my gallbladder removed the next day. I had multiple stones passing and hanging out in my gallbladder. Although I was eating clean & trying to take Dr. Berg advice, it did not work for me unfortunately.

[@G3.9-6]

In addition I do not regret having my gallbladder removed. The up side, I lost 15 lbs after surgery within two months and still shedding off the weight, bc now I am forced to eat clean.

[@mickeyc2137]

I am a 42 y/o woman and I have never been on birth control. I just knew instinctively at 19 that it cant be good for my body. Now over time I am finding more and more reasons that prove my instincts were correct with regards to birth control

[@fiery.mercaba]

Recommended Diet for alleviating gallbladder issues being discussed (per Dr. Berg's presentation board at, say, "6:50," with minor clarifying rewordings by me): (1.) Low carbohydrate (2.) Lots of vegetables (3.) Increased (healthy) fats (4.) Moderate protein (5.) Modify diary & nuts (6.) Quality of food (prefer organic & pesticide-free foods; no bad cooking oils like soy, etc)

[@Suparna-pk3jy]

Dear Dr. Berg Thanks for the informative videos. Could you please make a video on diet for people whose gallbladder had been removed? I am looking forward to that and your other videos. Regards.

[@marsbeads]

Jia Jia Yes, please. I’ve also already had my gall bladder removed.

[@tmkongen]

You can do Keto but take some bile supplements. He does have a video on this somewhere i believe.

[@Suparna-pk3jy]

@@tmkongen Thanks for your reply. I could not find any of Dr. Berg's video on this topic. If you are aware of any such video, kindly share the link. Many other people may be helped. Regards.

[@Drberg]

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[@Carson-xz3nu]

YES YES YES PLEASE!!!

[@dad4ever-c90]

Would you have an arm or even ear lobe removed due to severe or recurrent pain? NO! Not unless it was life-threatening. You could live without those parts too. Make the dietary and supplement changes needed and you likely avoid surgery. If it gets removed, you have to make those changes anyway. Plus you get a lifetime of side effects.

[@mariames6960]

Gallblader is healing with 1 spoon of olive oil every morning, half hour before breakfast

[@mrs.s8855]

How are your doing now?

[@Missanonymous-tu8oc]

Yes, no one ever updates really. Why is it so hard to find answers from people giving us this advice? :/

[@dreamsbyme6966]

Omg ive been suffering from shoulder pain 15 years now and going for massage taking medicines plus upper stomach pain. It was killing me. Ive seen many doctors but nobody no one helped me as you did from only your explanation. Thank you doctor

[@pearllay2410]

Me too I felt my first pain at 15 I'm 26 now even with an ultrasound I've never been diagnosed I'm in so much pain!

[@aibabolte7284]

kaise sahi hua bro shoulder pain plz batana

[@Artistmaninderdandiwal]

What was the reason for shoulder pain , stones or something else

[@Artistmaninderdandiwal]

What was the reason for shoulder pain , stones or something else

[@pierrechristen9025]

Same here, I wasted 3000$ in coloscopy and endoscopy just to find nothing and get advice to take lifelong pills to lower my immune system...

[@BusinessBox750]

Gallbladder attacks are more painful than giving birth! I thought I was dying!!

[@kaym.h.3583]

Maria In Her 50s. mine ruptured! and I had emergency surgery, I was soooo sick! vomiting up my own bile, meaning- poop.. yes and all the tubes were the most painful especially when they pulled them out...not good

[@petercrane8216]

I agree and I am a man

[@Lenae23]

That’s why I’m scared to have kids. That pain was horrible. My mom told that I went through that and still the kid. “ Mom your grand kids are going to be adopted.”

[@BusinessBox750]

Update: my gallbladder is out. I ended up with acute pancreatitis and was seriously ill!

[@toxicwaste920]

@@BusinessBox750 how are you feeling now?

[@ericmartin4560]

I did a fast one day and at evening drank a mixture of olive oil and lemon and laid on my right side two hours before bed, the next day I spent all day on the toilet passing gall stones, green marbles and was not bothers with the gall bladder for ten years, this recipe came from Dr David Spicer in ft smith Arkansas and I can tell you from experience it works, I just need to do it again.

[@Juju-nd2ln]

Wow! What kind of detox did you do? Just olive oil and lemon? I didn’t know people could pass gallstones. I thought that’s why they had surgeries to remove it.

[@ericmartin4560]

You can still get the info from the dr but it is around half and half extra virgin olive oil and fresh squeezed lemon, he recommends organic but not necessary, make a full glass, large glass like 12 oz and I would drink a fourth every 15 minutes until gone then lay on right side watching a movie two hrs. All this on an empty stomach and when I woke up I spent most of the day passing stones and felt sick until the next day and I felt better then I had in years, the lemon softens the stones and the oil helps pass them, you will see bright emerald green stones ping pong ball size in the toilet. Check out Dr David Spicer Ft Smith Arkansas and you can get the directions, I was amazed and need to do it again, it last ten years according to the Dr and I was feeling the pain again about 12 yrs after I did it but you have to set aside two days, one to fast and one to, well sit and go.

[@Juju-nd2ln]

Eric Martin Thx for the info!

[@diasani5920]

Please can you tell me exact measurement for olive oil and lemon thank you

[@crazykinganned9298]

@@ericmartin4560 please Tell me in so much details

[@ideoformsun5806]

I don't understand why they can't just cut open the gallbladder and clean it out and sew it back up. We have the technology to do this. Then put the person on a new diet to avoid more stones forming.

[@dharma__3]

Surgery can be dangerous & should be a last resort. Learned this the hard way.

[@nada20khan]

Thank you Doctor for the excellent insight in the situation of Gall bladder stones.

[@Misanti888]

Great content as always, sir. You're not an MD but you explain the situation, pros and cons many many times better and with more competence and compassion than my former gastro MD and you're not promoting trigger-happy surgeries. Blessed be always. 🖖🖖🖖

[@Drberg]

Glad to help and thank you for watching!

[@avirajsachdeva1490]

@@Drberg sir my father is having cholilithiasis chlolonolytis nut I don't want surgury..how can I touch with u

[@avirajsachdeva1490]

Can u give me your mobile..no..or mail address...

[@blessingsalways9895]

@@Drberg hello doctor..I have multiple stones in GB and don't want to go for surgery. How to contact you?

[@amsalekabaskar3840]

@@blessingsalways9895 may i know how many stones u have and it's size?

[@wildae.]

love the way you touch each and every detail, please keep on making more detailed videos

[@stephanierose1573]

Dr. Berg, please discuss sphincter of Oddi dysfunction post gallbladder removal. Thank you!

[@sams1745]

I think I have that issue.. its awful

[@jab3593]

Yes! I was diagnosed with it and would love Dr Berg to cover it.

[@stephanierose1573]

HELLO, DR. BERG!!

[@lizzymoore54]

I have familiar hyperlipidemia and cholelithiasis with calcified stones. The gastroenterologist just wanted to cut out my gall bladder but I said no. I started watching carbs, drinking A.V.C. and taking ox bile as well as eating fermented foods. My upper abdomen has gone down in size ( liver ? ), and I feel much better. Only a periodic shoulder pain now, very seldom. I also have hyper-thyroidism with multi-nodular goiter, not associated with a disease and feel that they are connected in some way. I still have my thyroid and am on medication that has increased my T.S.H. And Vitamin D back to normal. I also now eat organic grass fed beef and butter, take K-2, Serrapeptase and M.S.M.. I will continue doing what is working for me because I believe that we have all our organs for a reason and do my best to keep them working, even in the condition they are in. Through your videos, I am becoming educated in how my body works. Thank you, Dr.Berg. 😊

[@xzzx987]

This video is the kick in the pants I needed. I have had digestive issues for a while and have fought and fought and fought against giving up dairy, for example. I recently had an ultrasound of my gallbladder. I will be getting the results later this month. Hang in there with bettering your health, fellow watchers. I am living proof that avoiding dealing with it does not improve the situation. Thank you for these videos, Dr. Berg. You are making a difference!

[@question3431]

For years I've had awful, terrible pain with gallstones, nausea, vomiting, constipation...nothing worked to end the cramping, burning, loss of appetite. I tried a very simple remedy earlier this week that stopped my symptoms in minutes. It was extra virgin olive oil! Just a couple tablespoons with a tablespoon of lemon juice on an empty stomach - easy to do after vomiting. Often I add a tablespoon of honey for added benefits. For me, it's a miracle from God above, and to think I've had this right in front of me for years. I hope you try it and get the relief I found.

[@emmaneller2741]

Thanks for this comment. I totally resonate with giving up any food. It's time to get some discipline jn my life 👌🏻

[@lucidman420]

What were the results of the ultrasound? Update please

[@red-winged_blackbird]

@@lucidman420 thank you for asking. I appreciate it. The way it was emptying was healthy, and there were no stones either! I'm so relieved.

[@lorrainedesmarais6943]

Thank you for your explanation, my discomfort all began with right shoulder pain. My Dr at the time ordered x-rays and put me on percocet it didn't help much . I'm in my late fifties and going thru menopause . I'm quite shocked my Dr didn't run test for this. Thanks again

[@9gemini]

Thank you Doc! Because of your videos I still have my gallbladder. Looking back, yes I didn’t consumed too much carbs and fried food. The blood test showed I had fatty liver. My waist was always tight, bloated and People thought I was pregnant. Now I cut back to almost zero on saturated fats and consuming mostly fruits, vegetables and protein only. I don’t drink ‘liquid candies’. I feel great but I will remember forever what inflamed gallbladder attacked was like. Every step felt like a knife in the abdomen. It was awful.

[@foziaa1459]

I have the same issue. What did you do to solve the problem?

[@louise1429]

How are you now?

[@rolvyfernandes4674]

Yeah , what did u do, to help solve yr problem?

[@dawnarxtic]

@@foziaa1459 Sorry I know this is a year late but im only 20 and refuse to take my gallbladder out so what I did was cut out fast food, ate more fruit, took probiotics, ate more protein, and didn't eat dairy.

[@superaquatics]

How did you get rid of the inflammation in the gall bladder. What fruits, vegetables & supplements did you use?

[@MsJette26]

I wish I had known this before I had my gallbladder removed. Even though it was an emergency surgery because of how severe my condition was, I was doing a low fat diet and still too many carbs. Now, 10 years later, i'm dealing with low vitamin D and trying to get this keto thing down so that I can lose weight.

[@dianepayne9100]

I've been 30-40 overweight for 30 years. I tried every diet and even took diet pills. Six years ago, I was rushed to the hospital and was diagnosed with GERD. I literally could not eat any carbs (rice potatoes bread sugar etc) and I lost 45 lbs I wish I knew this when I was younger.

[@rajaadawood5171]

Thank you so much Dr Berg 🙏🙏🙏 Every single information in this video is 100% right 👍 I wish we’ve known you 25 years ago 🥰 This video is a winner to keep going on Ketoginic and IF diet for all my family ❤️🙋🏻‍♀️Best regards 🌷🌿💕

[@juanlupita1996]

I had gallstones and the doctor wanted to remove my gallbladder, but I told them no. After leaving the hospital I looked up for alternative medicine and found dr. Berg’s video and he said that he had a formula for the gallbladder. I have been talking it since almost 2 years after my gallbladder attack and have not had another attack thanks to the gallbladder formula! Thank you Dr. Berg❤️🙏

[@brightlight2805]

I have stones too , i dont know what to do what is the formula you used ?

[@KJ-nv9uz]

@@brightlight2805 hope you found it. Dr.Berg sells a gallbladder formula

[@lorlieable]

I bought here in Asia online, please tell me if it is right, it is like fine herbs inside the capsule? Please tell me if it is the same I'm scared of fake seller here in Asia

[@NabukenyaRose-r3c]

How can I get it please help a sister

[@genki007]

Dr. Berg's explanations are amazing! Blows all of the MDs that I have seen away. Thank you, Sir!

[@vfrtrader]

Why can't they open up the gall bladder and remove the stones? Not removing the whole thing.

[@sameenaazeez8716]

Doctors r lazy.

[@cleocatra9324]

@@sameenaazeez8716this

[@paulyac5991]

That's me, with all those symptoms! Wish I never had my gallbladder removed !

[@LeeeshaH0209]

Me too they took my gallbladder when I was like 21 I'm 32 now sucks!!

[@dharma__3]

@@fku9697 Ummm, did they remove your brain?

[@dharma__3]

@@fku9697 You're wrong about EVERYTHING! I'm in perfect health thanks to NOT USING western medicine!

[@israasamhann2120]

Hi do u take bile salts?@Paul yac

[@Evolvingbeautifully]

Me too

[@johanvanangeren4668]

My wife’s gallbladder is recently removed. We have the stones in a jar, I think 100 or more and one the size of a small pebble but most like small corn. Last year one stone traveled to her pancreas and she nearly died. Thanks for the upload and greetings from Netherlands.

[@thetruth2230]

Johan Van Angeren this happened to me too!

[@jorensfibigs2347]

What were the simptoms, how did she know that the stone was in the pancreas and was the stone removed from the pancreas?

[@johanvanangeren4668]

Jorens Fibigs high fever, incredible pain in that region, not normal pain but screaming pain, like torture. The same day she was hospitalized. Stone was not removed but probably went out again by it self. Weeks later the gall bladder was removed. According doctor this was the most likely scenerio.

[@rl2922]

Thank you Dr. Berg, I have a 1.7 cm gallstone. My doctor recommended a consultation with the surgeon because he says that the only way to remove the stone is to remove my gallbladder and I am terrified and very stressed. I just mentioned that I wanted to follow up on the gallstone because I have a little pain in my right ovary and a little cramping but I just turned 48 and maybe it could be related to menopause, my menstrual cycle is irregular now and sometimes it doesn't come . I told him that I don't want to remove my gallbladder because thank God I still don't have chronic pain and he told me then not to worry about the gallstone and he sent me to see a Gastroenterologist for a follow-up of the gallstone and for a Colon Screening for age. But I am sure that the specialist will advise me the same as my doctor told me. Watching this video gives me hope that maybe it could save my gallbladder, although I saw another video where they mention that gallstones larger than 1cm cannot be treated this way, I hope it's not true 🙏🏻

[@rosiea.s6887]

hello, i know your comment is 3 months ago but i want to ask you about your condition right now because im in the same situation i have one big stone 1.81cm and the doctor told me to remove it but im terrified and dont want to , i told him this is an imortant organ and turns out im right. did try medication or extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy?

[@manisss3614]

@@rosiea.s6887 I want to know if you were able to follow Dr Berg’s formula for gallstone since I am in similar situation with 1.3 cm gallstone.

[@SleeplessinOC]

@@manisss3614did you get yours removed ?

[@Maggabklyn]

I did a gall bladder flush amd I eliminated several hundred stones. It was absolutely incredible! I feel so much better now.

[@abdullahmohsin4989]

could you please guide in detail how you flush your gallbladder safely. It would be helpful, me also having multiple stones.

[@Gforu81]

What flush??

[@PonyGirl004]

People that have hundreds of stones would have a ruptured gallbladder and be in an emergency room. I have 2. It's best to get a scan first and after if you're wanting to see actual results. those green floaty things aren't gallstones they're like jelly globs that contain bile fluid

[@ajaychoudhari1720]

My elder sister had gallbladder stones for many years. Doctors said no need ro remove the gallsrones/gallbladde and nothing to worryr. She developed gallbladder cancer which was detected very late. She had only six months to live after diagnosis. She was 59 when she was diagnosed with this cancer.

[@notsomuchhere1387]

Oh wow, I am so sorry for your loss. These are many of the reasons why I am scared to keep mine because things can progress so badly

[@happynow01]

Mine died and had to have it removed & it ended pains I hd endured for a long long time... I thought it was a hurt shoulder lol so... you nailed it! I still have pains but I back off eating a few days and I’m good again. Wish I had seen your videos years ago, I could have saved it!

[@James-sc1lz]

The only nutritionist I follow these days. I went to my GP with the symptoms described with my right shoulder. He had no idea what it was. He recommended I see a physio to try help. I have private insurance so they paid for it but it made no difference to the pain. A complete waste of time and I thought this would be the case as I knew there was more to it. Now I understand it. I've had stones before which my GP also knew about. He has my medical history. I get the slight discomfort under the right rib page. Next time I get it I will try message it to see if the right shoulder pain goes away. I am not sure why there are so many useless GPs. I think they achieve their goal in life and then just give up. This is why I follow I subscribe. For me as part of my profession I learn every single day. Even if it means going through stuff I already know just so I do not forget and so I can verify I already know it. I'm an SME and this is what it takes. However, I have a massive interest in health and nutrition as well which is not my profession but something I love for personal reasons.. after all nothing... .absolutely nothing is more important than health. I can't think of any topic more interesting or fundamental to anyone. Thinking about it further I realise GPs are not experts when it comes to nutrition. They study drugs only but never tackle the source of the problem. This is a big problem. Dr Berg is by far and away the best out there when it comes to know how. I no longer follow anyone else. Please keep the videos coming. I also forward them to friends and they thank me for it.. if they are not following you already that is. I've got a health and nutrition friend in New Jersey and she is addicted to your channel now after I sent them just one of your videos.

[@Dravkwn]

I had my gallbladder out when I was 28 or maybe 29. Right around that same time one of my cousins, I think, was having theirs removed. Gallbladders are one of the few organs most of my family seems to have removed. Mine was described as a lump of sludge filled scar tissue. On the positive side, which isn't saying much, all the issues I had before were still there after so removing it didn't change any of that, but not being in agonizing pain was worth it. The doctors/nurses were kind of worried when I had my procedure. That dye they use to outline/highlight the organs apparently my gallbladder never showed up because of it having no function to absorb it.

[@Cellistandpianist]

Gallbladder pain, headaches, right shoulder and neck pain have been plaguing me for months now. I refuse to ever get my gallbladder removed after seeing what it did to family. Just ordered your gallbladder formula and am making diet changes so I can’t wait to finally feel results.

[@johnkap5740]

Hey, I know this post was made some time ago, I just wanted to know if you were able to fix your gallbladder issue without having to remove it.

[@c.bastien8437]

So did you heal your gallbladder ?

[@manisss3614]

Not sure if these are some of the paid comments for promotion of Dr Berg’s products?

[@Cellistandpianist]

@@manisss3614 idk. I’ve read a lot of positive comments Amazon about the formula, maybe too many to all be paid, but who knows. I just decided not to take it and I don’t follow a keto diet.

[@truno7]

How you been feeling

[@lizgorrie2204]

Thanks Dr Berg for another short but so full of information and so well explained video!! You really have a gift!! No wonder you have over 1 million followers!! 🙏😊🎈

[@Michael-gi5th]

Can you do a video if at all possible on the appendix and how important of a function it turned out to be and how to counteract having your appendix removed, thanks!

[@Drberg]

Here you go: www.drberg.com/blog/the-real-function-of-your-appendix

[@Michael-gi5th]

Thanks

[@LookingGlass24]

@@Drberg Thank YOU, THANK YOU for doing this Appendix video. I knew it had to have a good function! Mine ruptured and had to be taken out. Does it rupture because it’s too full of good bacteria inside? What is the dynamic that causes the actual tear? --I have some right knee pain, but I had it before the surgery. It’s gotten worse though and maybe this is why. Surgeons are also about to take my gall bladder out because of two polyps (2mm & 6 mm)-I don’t want to lose it, but they recommend it because I’ve had pain there for a long time, albeit only when I touch that area-not consistently. --But Good news: I’ve lost 50 lbs on healthy keto, and Intermittent fasting mostly because of you-thank you. But in spite of this, these two organs couldn’t recover. 😞 😢 .

[@KittyPepperPhd]

I asked for my gallbladder to be removed because I had an attack that lasted 5 days. An ultrasound revealed it was completely full of stones. I had recently lost 85-90 lbs and had persistent high cholesterol and triglycerides despite eating low carb. I had to wait 20 more days for a surgery date. The attack lasted the whole time. 25 days of misery.

[@1980lizbethcamacho]

Oh my God I'm so sorry you had to go through that pain I had my first six hours I thought that was the worst feeling ever

[@adrijanacenipoka4506]

Omg oh my goodness....poor you...Im so sorry I went thru all that pain

[@LasdilElizaga]

how are you now? im planning to remove mine as well, i can't handle the daily pain and discomfort anymore

[@KittyPepperPhd]

@@LasdilElizaga The surgeon will tell you that you can eat the same as you ever have. SO UNTRUE! I have IBS-D now. I have to know where the bathroom is where ever I go. I have to be really careful what I eat. Too much grease, or even pasta, will ruin my day. I also get pains where my gallbladder used to be, and I'm not the only one. Not everybody has a negative experience like mine, but some people have it worse.

[@LasdilElizaga]

@@KittyPepperPhd oh no. Im so sorry to hear that. That’s one thing i don’t want to happen to me as well especially when travelling. I’m not scared for the surgery but really scared for the possible post operation side effects.

[@CSLee-yu6ht]

Excellent Video, nice explanation

[@thetruth2230]

I would have more than likely died had I not had my gallbladder removed. I had gallbladder pain from childhood and by the time I was 18 my gallbladder was full of stones and they had also made their way into my liver and pancreatic ducts. I was suffering from pancreatitis which is what prompted me to see a doctor. So sometimes it IS absolutely necessary.

[@souderyabbas3732]

yes that was too late to say No.

[@twostarskhan8552]

How are you the truth.??

[@ankitkumar-pf9tv]

My mother had gall bladder stones.then she took ayurvedic medicine and allopathic medicine as well they claimed that will dissolve but it didn't work after 5 years of wasting time on these medicines she finally went for surgery and after surgery she came to know that she had cancer in her gall bladder and due to surgery it has spreaded to liver and now she is getting treatment in cancer hospital she has completed 13 cycles of chemotherapy till now. So i suggest everyone don't delay if you have gall bladder stones

[@Eros13adios]

Wow..Poor Lady sustain pain,discomfort and mild inflammation for so many years...Yikes!

[@notsomuchhere1387]

Oh wow , I hope your mother is doing well...she ended up with gall bladder cancer because she left her stones in?

[@preciousloveslopez]

Finally getting mine out on march23, 21....just watching these videos to be better informed

[@starlalibranationmcgee3928]

April 27th for me...I hope your doing ok..I'm kinda scared

[@z3ro7o]

@@starlalibranationmcgee3928 dont worry 5 years for me allready. All fine.

[@jaweednosirshah7332]

I was wondering what could cause discomfort under my right ribcage. Thank you Dr.Berg!

[@iminco9844]

I have used Swedish Bitters for 30 years. I use SB twice daily (mixed with water) as a tonic. When I’ve had a gallbladder attack, I actively dosed during the pain and the SB turned what had been a protracted, painful experience into something that I could end in short order. Gallbladders don’t like fat, caffeine, alcohol, spice, and fat. I reduced these radically and that helped too.

[@olgaolga9852]

How much of SB do you dose when you have attacks and how often?

[@iminco9844]

@@olgaolga9852 A tablespoon or two in some water, wait five or ten minutes, and dose again if pain persists. Keep doing this until the pain is resolved.

[@iminco9844]

@@olgaolga9852 I use 1 or 2 T. in a glass of water every five or ten minutes until the pain subsides.

[@olgaolga9852]

@@iminco9844 Isn't it too many doses? every 5 minutes if needed ?

[@iminco9844]

@@olgaolga9852 Not if your pain is acute.

[@user-xc4eh4kp9n]

ANYONE, PLEASE chime in. According to Dr Berg, the pain in your back "right" shoulder: Rhomboid "spasm" muscle is caused by Gallbladder. I have no other pain in my abdominal or arm, i.e. ~ Has anyone else experience this?

[@surgem6089]

One of the best Doctors on our planet

[@jennifernazario5359]

Thank you soo much for this information! I cannot tell you how grateful I am to see your video. I truly believe God gives you what you need. Everything in my body is sacred to me and my beliefs. They kept blaming that I was eating too much fatty foods. When I don't even consume those foods. It's inherited. But everyone before me got theirs removed. I won't have it removed because of my beliefs. Thank you again for this information!

[@NagarajBellary]

Dear Dr. Berg, my story dates back to 1980'. I had problems with my tonsils. ENT advised for removal. Before giving our opinion as a kid I asked him what are the uses of tonsils ?. The doctor said Nothing. They are of no significant use and can be removed. Similarly my adenoids were removed. After 30 years doctors are of the opinion again that these should not be removed. Hence, I always believe that any organ of human body has a function to perform and all efforts must be made to retain them. You never know in future you may have to suffer from lack of it.

[@rudraveer6537]

I don't have gallbladder and I am 32years old. I am having "zero" problems , no complications at all. Infact I am doing better then before. My digestion is working superb.. and if you are not doing surgery then you are only inviting more and more trouble for you . Before it's too late .. get your surgery done. It's a very small operation and recovery is really fast. And trust me. I am eating everything. Veg , non-veg . But eating little less then before and I am having no problem at all. Life is very smooth after gallbladder removal.

[@sagol2xtv829]

can i ask if what symptoms you have expereinced then?? i mean all of the symptoms because now i am having a clogged nose the reason why i am breathing in trouble in the morning but after taking decongestant meds i will be okay, but i dont have problem of stomach pain but i always have nusea

[@mindpower2824]

LOL what an ignorant servant of the corrupt system you must be

[@rodneybeliso3242]

Just checking if you are still ok. My dad had his gallbladder removed because he had one stone a year ago and now he has stomach cancer. Cancer has never ran in his mother or fathers side, my dad is the first to get cancer. I’m suspecting it’s from the gallbladder removal.

[@hereholdthiswillya]

Not for everyone. Most people have problems. Now the problems are more manageable than permanent pancreatitis which is a possible side effect if ones gall bladder is "packed with stones" as Dr berg described it. But if one has just a few stones and is younger, try to keep your gall bladder. It has an important function. But be realistic: will you make the lifestyle changes in diet and exercise needed to keep your gbladder healthy

[@hereholdthiswillya]

@@rodneybeliso3242 removing the gbladder would not impact the stomach. It drains in below the stomach so increased bile would impact the bowel not the stomach

[@nancywood1801]

If it ruptures you have no choice. Keeping your parts is always better if you can.

[@theknightangel102]

Key to health is to keep yourself and your surroundings happy... Eat healthy... Remove packaged food from your table... And that's it.... Stay simple

[@mikepugh6483]

I had lots of stones in my gall bladder thus had it removed. Never had any problems with its removal.

[@subhankarlabala4212]

@Bhargav Venky hi bro, I am in the same situation as you I am 14 years old

[@subhankarlabala4212]

My dad is going to have surgery on August 15

[@stevemiller5545]

Had my cholecystectomy on Saturday and my surgeon was amazing. Everything went well and hopefully no more trips to the ER in agonizing pain! I feel like I am more healthier and boy that’s what I call an oil change, I feel rejuvenated!

[@sallianz11]

So did you get the gall bladder removed ? How do you feel now ? Deciding whether I should go for one ?

[@frozengreen5597]

Hi, How do you feel now, 7 months on? I’m having mine out in March, its full of stones and beyond repair :(

[@stevemiller5545]

@@frozengreen5597 I have had no complications other than being careful what you eat and that will be process of elimination what foods agree with you or the foods to avoid. I limit my dairy but still can have it in moderation. Be careful with constipation so have stool softeners in the medication cabinet. Other than that, I lost 10 pounds and feeling great!

[@frozengreen5597]

@@stevemiller5545 this is so good to hear Steve! Thanks for replying. My Op date was moved and so I tried a couple of natural liver cleanses, I got just over 30 stones out but was still in pain. Another ultrasound revealed the inflammation and thickening had gone down but I still have so many stones so could be doing cleanses for years to get them all out. I have 4 small children all under age 7 and I just can’t carry on living my life with the attacks and not eating / living with food fear! My op is next week on March 18 and I just hope I have the same story as you afterwards, I’m very keen to stay keto, I limit dairy anyway and I’m not too bothered with milks/cheeses and can hopefully still just grass fed organic butter for my fats, we shall see! :-) xx

[@frozengreen5597]

@@stevemiller5545 that should’ve said: hopefully still have*

[@lindaparker6102]

Really enjoyed this video! Very interesting, vital & essential information ! Thank you !

[@nesspatinio7807]

God gave us gallbladder for a reason, why remove it? A doctor wanted to remove my thyroid because of nodules. I opted not to I turned to supplements like magnesium, selenium vitamin D and ashwagandha. I feel fine now! I’m glad there are doctors like you Dr. Berg.

[@imprintafter]

Yes!! Amen ! Hope you’re getting plenty of iodine for your thyroid!

[@filtrKOMBINAT]

i had houndreds of stones, couple as big as a golf ball (i'm 35). i did Andreas Moritz's "The Amazing liver and Gallbladder Flush" five times already, passed many stones. every time i feel better. my digestion improved and all the other health problems.

[@mannyleal4194]

dude thats amazing. How are u now?

[@bethwv2433]

Thank you Dr Berg! God bless you🇺🇸🙏🏻♥️

[@priscillaridley2242]

My boyfriend had gangerine on his gallbladder :( he was diagnosed first with stones. He wasn't worried about removal. He had a slight fever then hours later sharp pains and vomiting..he went to the er and doctors scheduled surgery the next morning. Surgery took 3 hours and doctors told us he was seconds away from death :( so happy he removed it. It was already leaking and gangerine could of killed him :(

[@elisevillemaire8344]

This terrible experience is in the realm of gallbladder removals that are critical. So glad he was saved.❤ Others, as Berg said, are when a lot of stones are there. But prevention is what our clinicians are failing to help us with. I'm sure your boyfriend would have far preferred that!

[@Amatullah.574]

I would have asked to see it.

[@mamatootoo]

I was the same! And I was pregnant. My surgeon showed it to me afterwards-it was ugly!

[@brightlight2805]

Never remove the galblader unless its infected . I talked to two relatives that had it down and they said it was the worst decision in their lifes becouse of consequences..

[@e420kill]

I had mine taken out 4 months ago and I feel great. I can eat anything now without any problems afterwards.

[@Amatullah.574]

How do you know it's infected?

[@noorfatima2377]

@@e420kill please share after 6 months

[@danielabuftea8972]

@@e420kill how do you feel now after 1 year?

[@martieventer8297]

Not sure if my mom could be assisted. Here is her sonar results after we realised here urine looks like black coffee/coke: There's a blockage in the common bile duct where it joins with the pancreatic duct. This blockage is caused by a stone that is about 21 x 15 mm in size. The common bile duct is very enlarged, measuring 14 mm wide, and it has a twisted path. This enlargement is likely due to a long-term blockage. The appearance is not typical for a condition called choledochal cyst (choledoschocele). The pancreatic duct is slightly enlarged, but there are no growths inside the ducts, no tumors in the pancreas, and no inflammation of the pancreas (pancreatitis). The gallbladder does not have any stones and is not inflamed. There are no abnormalities in the liver or enlargement of the spleen.

[@ithacacomments4811]

In my 30s my doctor put me on a low calorie diet. I quickly lost 50 lbs. Then, gallbladder pain!. My doctor misdiagnosed as gastritis and put me on antacids. Then, I got infections all the time because I got low in vitamins and minerals because of no stomach acid. Then, I went to an alternative medicine doctor that correctly diagnosed me She had me well in a short period of time but still had some gallbladder issues. My surgeon talked me into gallbladder surgery at age 38. I am now 69. Over 30 years of dealing with my digestion without a gallbladder. My advice.... Don't have your gallbladder out! Do whatever you need to do to heal your liver and gallbladder without surgery.

[@a_lancia_0376]

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[@jorgegranada4964]

All my Blood numbers are perfect. No symptoms of anything. My gallbladder is full of stones. Never had overweigth, never smoked, no alcohol.

[@dimple1440]

What did u do

[@jorgegranada4964]

@@dimple1440 i had it removed. 1.5 years now, nothing that i noticed changed. I now eat more fat in smaller portions. Im lazier now. similar weight.

[@fidelcatsro6948]

dont let them remove anything...

[@maxibake9323]

I agree Fidel. I plan on going out, as I came in, all in one piece. Hopefully. 🤞 Lol. Take care. ❤🙂🐶

[@fidelcatsro6948]

@@maxibake9323 take care and best wishes!

[@lillypod1337]

Too late, my wisdom teeth are gone. Why I feel so stupid...

[@maxibake9323]

@@fidelcatsro6948 Best Wishes to you too Fidel. & take care to. ❤🙂🐶

[@maxibake9323]

@@lillypod1337 I've had 2 Wisdom teeth out, only 5 years ago, & have 2 more to go, whenever that will be. Lol. Take care. ❤🙂🐶

[@ushar4017]

Hi Doctor, please make a video on diet plan to follow for those who have gallbladder stones so that the stones are dissolved.

[@patriziana4243]

I just did a Andreas Moritz gallbladder and liver cleanse. I was shocked to see about 400 green stones floating on the toilet. How was that possible? The protocol was painless!!! It was incredible!

[@MAJAFUL]

Did you get an ultrasound after the gallbladder and liver cleanse? Cause through ultrasound us the only to know if the gallstones decreased or is gone

[@patriziana4243]

@@MAJAFUL No, I didn’t, I have done 4 cleanses so far and I continue seeing green stones coming out. Having an ultrasound it’s a good idea once I see no stones in the toilet ( 4-5 months hopefully) I may get one

[@johnnywlittle]

@@patriziana4243 that’s likely coagulated fat from the oil. Pretty sure not stones passing Get the ultrasound

[@patriziana4243]

@@MAJAFUL No I didn’t

[@redmoon8217]

They are not stones, it's the olive oil. That's why it's green.

[@hamidghafoorian6881]

Hi Dr. Berg Please make a video on fatty pancreas which there's no video about it on KZbin to how treat the fatty pancreas. Thank you.

[@lillypod1337]

He mentions in 1 video ONLY (buried deep) about the connection between a fatty liver and a fatty pancreas. Basically, if your liver is fatty, the pancreas are as well. I totally agree, there needs to be a Video on the fatty pancreas all by itself because nobody will find that 1 video where he mentions this for about 3 seconds.

[@IAMElsLife]

Just an FYI from my Mom...My Mom started adding a half of raw organic sweet potato to her morning juice after her doctor told her she had a pancreas cyst....the cyst was gone and pancreas look great on her next visit. (Six weeks later -she's 80yrs young)

[@hamidghafoorian6881]

@@lillypod1337 yeah. The strange thing is on sonogram no sign of fatty liver but the pancreas is fatty. Another thing I did not have the fatty pancreas on earlier sonograms. 2 years ago started IF and recently showed on sonogram. I was like what? Did IF gave me a fatty pancreas?! I know that choline can treat it but in my opinion it's not enough as a treatment. Would be great if we can get a video from Dr. Berg on this matter. Thanks for your reply.

[@hmmmm....]

Thank you Dr Berg for sharing all these just for free. I always like your videos even before starting to watch them. Because I know they are gonna a be great

[@farisfikrirusli5036]

Thank you so much Doctor for sharing! I just knew I had the gallstones on April'23 after experiencing multiple incidents of having severe abdominal pain & back over the past 8 months

[@importantlookingpirate]

I made a desicion to only eat vegetables for a while. Mostly raw vegetables, sallades etc. Sometimes fresh shrimps or a little chicken to that. (No fat) After one week i had extreme pain in my stomach area, uppger right side. Just under ribs. The pain was extreme, I had to goto hospital. The only thing that helped was morphin. It was Stones in my gallbladder. Very small Stones. After, they asked if I wanted to remove my gallbladder, I said no. The pain was terrible, I was climbing on Walls. I had one more attack after that. Maybe 2 in 10 years. I have normal Weight and exercise regulary. The 2nd time if was eating too much heavy food grilled food, also nuts and maybe was under stress. Now I focus to be in balance with food. And no problem simce then.

[@mysteryoszo]

Thank you Dr, some of the surgeons here in my country always suggest to remove it even I say it was my first pain attack, i have pneumonia and cardiac problems, im not ready for the operation.. but still I refused, I am on my 1st wk of healthy lifestyle, so far, I am feeling good

[@aquariana9520]

I live in England, had my gallbladder removed in April even though I went to my doctor beforehand to ask him if it was absolutely necessary to have it removed, he told me there was no other option, only to be in pain for the rest of my life, I already suffer from lupus and fibromyalgia, osteopetrosis, arthritis, IBS, hair loss, sun allergies, etc etc, after that I came across your channel, I cried a lot, I also had half my thyroid taken out, it had swelled so much it was actually strangling me, did not have oxygen in my body according to the consultant, so thankful they only took half of it. I was a size 24 (USA measurement) , I have been doing intermittent fasting and trying to follow a keto diet since May, not very successfully, but now I am a size 18 (USA) I guess it's not so bad for someone that hasn't been doing it 100% and was used to filling up with carbohydrates, specially sugar, that was sol hard to give up as I love sweet coffee, so I have been drinking green tea, that helped a lot, bought supplements, zinc magnesium and calcium and vitamin D, I'm still finding it difficult to get a full night's sleep, I wake up between 2-4 times a night, do you have any suggestions? THANK YOU VERY MUCH, sorry, I just needed to say that out loud

[@waunetag.2106]

Strong work

[@ArielleVicMaxim]

Wow keep it going, you are doing amazing 😉 and another channel that has tremendously help me it’s “sapien medicine” it’s a healing frequency channel, also soul healing, self forgiving, letting go of the past and unhealthy thoughts, and habits, SELF LOVE is super important, also healing codes and praying to Archangel Raphael

[@janineclegg4025]

I'm having doubts about having my gall bladder out.i already have an under active thyroid .I have changed my diet, more green veg no sugar and I feel fine .

[@redmoon8217]

I know this is going to sound crazy. . . But you are here so you are up for the crazy. Mouth tape. . . Yes mouth tape, taping your mouth closed during your sleep. Which encourages nasal breathing. It has an abled me to sleep through the night for the first time in years. I have done it for 3 months no problems. An added bonus is that I no longer have bleeding gums, which was unexpected. And whilst I can't be sure that it's the mouth tape for this one, I didn't get sick (hopefully not yet anyway) this winter with a cold or flu when everyone around me was dropping. You might feel a bit strange at first but with in a few nights you will be use to it. Now I just have to get rid of the gallstones, fibro and chronic fatigue.😂

[@خضربنيعقوب-ت9و]

Why do Muslims fast two days a week, why do they fast a whole month every year and why their Prophet said we are not sick because we only eat hungry and he said this 14 centuries ago

[@danielk6878]

Every religion has fasting and eating in moderation. Christianity for over 2000 years and Judaism for well over that. Science seems to have made us go backwards unfortunately

[@alexandrasophia24]

I believe in nutrition, exercise and just learning to make better choices. Our food was not as toxic as everyone else's. Maybe we would live in a much healthier society. I blame a lot on our food today, and what society has called food. That is why more people plant their own gardens.

[@oklahomaisok]

I juiced beets, carrots, apples & ginger and drank a glass of it every morning on an empty stomach and it cleaned my gall bladder out. Felt relief after the first day and it got better each day. The recommendation I read said to drink it for 10 days but I didn’t want to take any chances and drank the juice for 3 weeks. i

[@thepriestess5969]

Did you eat something during the day or you strictly drank the juice only?

[@oklahomaisok]

@@thepriestess5969 I waited about an hour and then ate normally. Better to not have too much fat while you are doing this, some healthy fat is OK though.

[@thepriestess5969]

@@oklahomaisok thanks for your prompt response

[@davefulford8890]

A surgeon said he had to operate and remove my gallbladder, I said no thanks, went home and got rid of the stones myself by drinking lemon juice and olive oil.

[@TheJimmyswe150]

? Are you sure those were gallstones or bile stones that Dr Eric berg has talked about before

[@denisevowles837]

Dave, I did the same thing and it worked for me as well.

[@davefulford8890]

Yes 100%.

[@astridamcfarland975]

@@davefulford8890 My doctor recommended olive oil once a day after fasting. I'm on my 3rd day. How long did it take you to lose the stones?

[@davefulford8890]

My gallbladder was full of them. I got rid of most of them over night by following a epsom salts, lemon juice and olive oil protocol. I can give you the full method if you want.

[@MrSeth166]

I removed my gallbladder stones naturally with green apple juice virgen olive oil lemon juice and Epsom salt. There's a process for one week and difinetly works.

[@jugrajbrar4132]

Procedure?

[@thepriestess5969]

Please expand on the process, do you blend or eat them?

[@cj5273]

@@thepriestess5969 Check out the andrea moritz liver cleanse. I did it last week and got out 100s of stones

[@RiaNubian]

A1+@

[@redmoon8217]

That was solidified olive oil that you got out. Which is why it was green.