Gallbladder: Natural Treatments
How to treat gallbladder and biliary problems naturally
IMPORTANT THINGS TO DO
- Do raw juicing using cabbage, carrot, ginger, mint and apple (see juice recipes in Raw Juices Can Save Your Life book by Dr Cabot).
- Include fresh green leafy herbs in your salads and raw juices – the best liver cleansing herbs are mint, parsley, garlic, chives, shallots, basil, coriander and small amounts of thyme and oregano.
- Increase the amount of raw vegetables in your diet.
- Take an ox bile supplement. This will help with digestion of essential fatty acids and fat soluble vitamins. It also helps to make the bile thinner; reducing sludge and helping reduce the size of stones.
- Sip one tablespoon of organic apple cider vinegar mixed in a small glass of water during your meals.
- Drink plenty of pure water.
- Take a Digestive Enzymes supplement. This helps you extract more nutrients from your food and supplements, plus helps reduce bloating and indigestion.
- Avoid or minimize your consumption of dairy products. They make the bile thicker and make it harder for your gallbladder to contract.
- Hot spices are good for the liver and bile ducts and good choices are wasabi, horseradish sauce, mustard, garlic, curry, turmeric and chilli. If you have a sensitive stomach or gastritis only use small amounts of these spices or avoid them.
THINGS TO AVOID
- Deep fried foods, margarine, cream and ice-cream
- Packaged snack foods and take away foods – such as chips, pretzels, cookies, donuts, hot dogs and pizza etc
- Excess sugar – use natural alternatives to sugar such as xylitol or stevia rather than aspartame based products
- Excess alcohol
- Cheap processed vegetable oil
- Sugary soft drinks and diet sodas
- Dehydration
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