TKD16-What Happens to Your Body Years After Gallbladder Removal - The Knowledge Doc

What truly happens to your body years after having your gallbladder removed? As 700,000 Americans face this surgery annually, many are unaware of the long-term consequences tied to gallbladder removal. Dr. Eric Berg dives into the critical functions of the gallbladder, explaining how it aids in fat digestion and nutrient absorption. Without this organ, the absence of bile not only impacts the absorption of essential fat-soluble vitamins like A, D, E, and K but may also increase the risk of conditions such as insulin resistance and small intestinal bacterial overgrowth (SIBO). Discover the vital role bile plays in toxin elimination, cholesterol management, and gut health—and how its deficiency can lead to discomfort and digestive issues years later.Misconceptions about gallbladder health are widespread. Eric sheds light on why many individuals struggle to connect their gallbladder removal with ongoing health challenges, including how insulin resistance from refined carbohydrates can exacerbate these issues. Get ready to hear about choline: an often-overlooked nutrient that can prevent gallstones and support liver health, yet remains deficient in most diets. Eric emphasizes the need for mindful eating and the importance of reintroducing nutrients, such as those found in egg yolks and seafood, to mitigate the risks associated with bile deficiency.Whether you're facing discomfort from past gallbladder issues or seeking to understand how this surgery affects your body down the line, this episode provides actionable insights. Eric also introduces simple acupressure techniques, offering relief not just from gallbladder discomfort, but also from scar tissue formed post-surgery. Tune in to explore how your choices and understanding can lead to a healthier life, even without your gallbladder.

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