06/22/2025
Gallbladder is an important organ and a very big part of the liver and lymphatic system. The gallbladder is key in digestive processes and building immunity. The emotional connection with gallbladder is feeling anger, holding grudges, feeling stuck. Having it removed does not address the emotional aspect. All organs and glands have many aspects besides the physical. It’s too bad this is the only aspect that is considered. Surgery is the only option when issues surface. Healing not treating is the best option.
Did you know this?? 😳.
Gallbladder for the haves and the have nots
My friend Amber was here recently and I shared how grateful I was for this info -
She’s a researcher - with a legal background - and I am a grateful recipient of so much of what’s she’s learned.
She wrote this about her husbands gall bladder journey.
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My first gut reaction was huge resistance “They ain’t taking out his body parts! God created us with those body parts and I’m sure they’re important for a reason”
Every medical professional and every “mainstream” medical website assured me that it’s perfectly fine and no, you do not need your gallbladder.
So we decided to look into it deeper before making a decision.
I found out that gallbladder removal is one of the most common procedures in the United States, with more than 1.2 million cholecystectomies done each year.
If you’re having pain or discomfort… out it goes.
That’s the protocol.
They can do it laparoscopically thru a tiny hole minimally invasive if you schedule it, or if you’re unlucky enough to go to the ER in acute attack, depending who is on duty, they might split you wide open with a major/risky surgery.
If you Google it you find things like “you can live completely normal life after gallbladder removal, and there aren’t usually any long-term effects”
They all say you just don’t need this pesky gallbladder BUT that just doesn’t sit right with me.
All the medical professionals and articles warn you about waiting to treat the gallbladder. It’s dangerous to wait. It could cause MEGA PROBLEMS, even life threatening.
But the keyword is “TREAT”. What they mean by "treat" is remove it now. Do not wait. 😳
Of course I want to treat it. But your ONLY option of treatment is REMOVAL? That still doesn’t seem right to me.
So I decided to find out what exactly does the gallbladder do? Maybe I can be convinced he doesnt really need it?
I start learning that the gallbladder is really a storage area. It stores bile your liver creates and releases it when needed to properly digest food, especially fats, and also to carry toxins out of your body.
So I’m like ok, so if we take away the storage area, will my body still be able to get the bile to digest and remove toxins? Or like where the heck will the bile go now if it automatically always goes there to be held for future use?
So I find out when you remove the gallbladder, the bile just drips constantly into the intestines, causing constant diarrhea which creates malnutrition and/or electrolyte imbalances, and other digestive dysfunction.
Another problem after removal is that what drips out from the liver is not enough bile to digest a fatty meal. Thats when you need your reservoir of bile (gallbladder) to release extra bile.
This means that when you eat fat the body can't digest the fat properly. Not digesting fat well means you will not be able to digest essential fatty acids, including omega 3 and omega 6 fats.
It also means you'll have a hard time absorbing fat soluble vitamins such as vitamins D, E, A and K.
What the heck? This sounds like it’s a pretty vital organ to me so far.
THEN I learn that over 50% of people who have their gallbladders removed STILL HAVE THE SAME PAIN after it’s removed, and some have worse pain.
So why the heck take it out? The whole reason they say they are removing it is “because of pain”…
“ If you report consistent pain, we take it out” that’s the protocol. But now I learn it won’t even take away the pain 🤦🏼♀️
This is getting more ridiculous by the day…
So why do people really having pain?
What is causing the pain?
What makes the gallbladder get sludge?
What makes it get stones?
Will those things be fixed simply by removing the gallbladder?
Will anything be fixed by removing it?
The truth is — N O
Removing the gallbladder does not address the underlying metabolic abnormalities and dysfunction that causes a person to develop the sludge or the stones in the first place.
And I can see that removing it will cause a cascading effect of more issues and digestive dysfunction for the rest of his life that may or may not heal him or relieve the pain.
Ok so by now I’m convinced I DONT want him to remove this thing. It’s pretty necessary even though they say it isn’t.
So I started digging into WHY do you have sludge?
WHY do people get stones?
What caused it?
HOW can you heal it?
Well I learned that the key to healing your gallbladder lies with fixing your liver, digestive system, as well as overcoming nutritional deficiencies.
Your gallbladder and your liver and digestive system are very very very much connected. And poor habits, diet and lifestyle before the wellness company meant he probably already had fatty liver and it was diseased and not performing optimally. He always had digestive issues.
So we knew I need to fix ALL OF IT because it all works together.
Sludge is bile that’s too thick, concentrated and gunky. It’s supposed to be liquidy.
It can either be that your liver is PRODUCING bad quality bile, or that it’s TURNING into bad quality in your gallbladder because it’s stagnant and not squirting out so well and staying in there getting more concentrated.
If the bile stays thick and sludgy for too long, it’s going to continue having a hard time squirting out, getting more concentrated, and then cholesterol can no longer dissolve in the bile, if anymore cholesterol is added, it’s going to start forming a solid… Which is the stones.
So I’m like ok, dang, so it’s not the gallbladder that’s to blame for any of this… it’s just the container.
Changing the diet, taking clinically proven vitamins that are bio available, taking digestive enzymes, proper fiber, and a healing supplement for gallbladder/bile support under the care of a holistic doctor allowed him to keep his gallbladder.
It's been 5 years since we were told he needed his gallbladder out.
If it's too late for you and they already convinced you that you don't need a whole organ, there are things you should be taking and eating every single day to prevent long term side effects on other organs and your health.
And they are serious.
And to sum it up...
Alternative medicine is real medicine.
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