How to Flush Gallstones Naturally

Chances are you’ve probably heard of gallstones. It might have been during a conversation with a friend or a family member. But it’s a very common problem nowadays.

Gallstones or cholelithiasis as they can also be called, is a disease that affects almost 10% of the world’s population, and that’s why we’re talking its causes, symptoms, and natural treatments today.

Gallstones are formed by changes in our bile acid that may occur due to a diet that is rich in fats and simple carbohydrates, and poor in fiber.

Furthermore, not exercising, smoking and long term use of contraceptives can also contribute to the appearance of this disease.

And, more than anything else, genetics play an important role in whether or not you’re likely to develop gallstones.

The symptoms range from a fever, diarrhea, yellowed eyes, nausea, vomiting, loss of appetite, but biliary colic is the main one.

This “come and go” kind of pain happens on the right side of your abdomen and persists for 30 minutes to an hour after meals, but it goes away as soon as you digest the food since your vesicle doesn’t need to produce bile anymore.

If you think you might be suffering from this disease, you should consult a doctor to run the correct tests and get diagnosed as soon as possible.

If you want to try a natural treatment burdock and boldo tea can both reduce swelling and may help get rid of the stones.

Talk to your doctor before starting this treatment since the presence of symptoms such as abdominal pain may rule it out.

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