Gallbladder removal surgery is often unnecessary but very common, especially in women, and is designed to prevent pain. But it has a price!
Gallbladder removal surgery is considered to be relatively straightforward. It is usually performed using laparoscopy, and its recovery is relatively quick and does not involve serious side effects. At the same time, the body loses a vital tool that regulates the flow of bile fluid to the digestive system and thus weakens the immune system.
It is essential to emphasize that gallstones are a symptom of an unhealthy diet and lifestyle (mentally and physically), which surgery cannot fix. This means that we killed the messenger but did not understand the message!
Is it necessary to preserve organs, even those that are not critical and can be lived without? The unequivocal answer is "yes." Surgical removal of gallstones from the gallbladder has gained momentum precisely for the reason that the gallbladder is not an unneeded organ. By analogy with other organs, medical practitioners must try to preserve organs.
The conclusion is very relevant for cancer patients, where the prevailing attitude is to give up organs that are not critical to our existence, even at the cost of severe and traumatic physical or mental harm.
Liver and gallbladder flushes can remove gallstones from the liver and gallbladder naturally, without a surgical procedure. However, this is usually a process of several months that requires a dietary change and a transition to a varied natural diet without processed and industrialized food—link: Liver and Gallbladder Flush Instructions, Benefits, and Risks.
