Biliary Dyskinesia (Gallbladder Disorders)

Symptoms can include upper abdominal pain after eating, nausea, bloating, and indigestion.

Eating a fatty meal may trigger symptoms. There are usually no gallstones in the gallbladder with biliary dyskinesia.

Headaches, Fatigue, Chronic acid reflux, or IBS, Anxiety, Depression

• Obesity
• Diabetes
• Metabolic disorder
• Stress
• Hypothyroidism

• Alfalfa (NS GreenMax): Cleanses the liver and supplies necessary vitamins and minerals. Take 2 capsules 2-4 times daily
• Essential fatty acid complex (NS Omega Complete): Important constituents of every living cell. Needed for repair and prevention of gallstones. Take 2-3 capsules daily
• Lecithin (TE Lypo): A fat emulsifier; aids digestion of fats. For granules, take 1 tbsp 3 times daily, before meals. For capsules, take 1,200 mg 3 times daily, before meals.
• L-glycine: Essential for the biosynthesis of nucleic and bile acids. Take 500 mg daily, on an empty stomach. Take with water or juice. Do not take with milk. Take with 50 mg vitamin B6 and 100 mg vitamin C for better absorption.
• Magnesium (NS Magnesium Complex): May reduce insulin levels that are associated with gallbladder disease. Take Up to 350 mg daily.
• Multienzyme complex with ox bile (EQ HepaDetox): Aids in digestion if too little bile is secreted from the gallbladder. Ox bile is needed especially if you have had gallbladder removal surgery. Caution: Do not give this supplement to a child. If you have a history of ulcers, do not use a formula containing HCl. Take as directed on label. Take before meals.
• Vitamin A with carotenoids: Needed for repair of tissues. Use emulsion form for easier assimilation. Take up to 3,000 mcg (10,000 IU) daily. If you are pregnant, do not exceed 3,000 mcg (10,000 IU) daily. 
• Vitamin B complex, plus extra vitamin B12, and choline, and inositol: All B vitamins are necessary for proper digestion. Important in cholesterol metabolism and liver and gallbladder function. Use a high-potency formula of Vitamin B complex and take 50 mg of each major B vitamin (thiamine and riboflavin) 3 times daily, with meals. Do not exceed 35 mg niacin, 100 mg vitamin B6 , and 1,000 mcg folate daily. For extra vitamin B12, take 2,000 mcg daily. For choline, take 500 mg daily. For inositol, take 500 mg daily.
• Vitamin C with bioflavonoids (NS Liposomal Vitamin C): Deficiency can lead to gallstones. Take up to 2,000 mg daily.
• Vitamin D: Gallbladder malfunction interferes with vitamin D absorption. Take 10 mcg (400 IU) daily.
• Vitamin E: Prevents fats from becoming rancid. Use d-alpha-tocopherol form. Take 90 mg (200 IU) daily.

• BL Medix GB
• TE LypoZyme
• TE Lypo
• NS Apple Cider Vinegar
• NS Burdock
• NS Cape Aloe
• NS Green Max
• NS Hydrangea
• NS Dandelion
• NS Fiber Plus
• NS Liposomal Vitamin C
• NS Magnesium Complex
• NS Milk Thistle
• NS Nettle
• NS Omega Complete
• NS Tumeric
• NS Liver Support
• EQ Gallbladderpar
• EQ Hepa Detox 

• Fresh fruits and vegetables
• Whole grains (whole-wheat bread, brown rice, oats, bran cereal)
• Lean meat, poultry, and fish
• Low-fat dairy products
• Vegetable soups, vegetable soup with croup, vegetarian borscht and cabbage soup, dairy cereal.

• Amber
• Chrysocolla
• Chrysoprase
• Dumortierite
• Emerald
• Magnesite
• Malachite
• Peridot

• Artichokes
• Burdock
• Dandelion
• Lemon Balm
• Milk Thistle
• Nettle
• St. John’s Wort
• Celandine
• Yarrow

• Camphora
• Opium
• Berberis Vulgaris
• Bryonia

• Epsom salt mixed with warm water can be helpful with Gallbladder inflammation. Take one teaspoon of salt and mix it into a glass (about 8 ounces) of warm water, until the mixture becomes one. Drink this glass of saltwater before you go to bed at night to ease gallbladder inflammation.

• Beets are a healthy, natural, and organic alternative to pain medication.  It will assist in thinning the bile.
• Beets can be consumed in multiple forms for gallbladder attack relief; normally eating them, taking beet supplements, or drinking some beet juice.

• Omega-3 fatty acids are not only wondrous for cholecystitis symptoms or as a natural treatment for gallstones. Also, Omega-3 fatty acids are recommended both for quick gallbladder pain relief and for including in your diet if your gallbladder tends to act up. One of the best sources of Omega-3 fatty acids is salmon, but you can also consider other types of fish.

• If you enjoy drinking tea, an herbal infusion can be excellent for gallbladder pain relief. A few of the most popular and reliable herbs in this regard are garlic, nettle, dandelion, fennel, ginger, yellowroot, rosemary, and St. John’s Wort.
• To prepare the infusion, take 5 leaves from any one of the options we listed above and boil them in water.

• Lemon juice is great for gallbladder pain relief. The best kind, however, is the one that is freshly squeezed, and not store-bought. Additionally, it is best if you don’t dilute the lemon juice with water, as it will lower the effects.
• Simply take 4 lemons and squeeze them; the results should be around 120-180 milliliters, depending on how large the lemons are. Drink the juice without eating anything beforehand, flush it down with some water after, and repeat the process every day for approximately one week.

• As far as vitamins are concerned, vitamin C is probably the most effective when it comes to gallbladder pain relief. Specialists recommend anywhere from 60 to 120 milligrams of vitamin C on a daily basis to calm down a bad gallbladder.

• Research cited by Coffeeandhealth.org shows that coffee can play a key role in preventing gallstones or gallbladder diseases. The study concluded that coffee can lower the risk of gallbladder problems by 28% for men and %45 for men. This will give you yet another reason to enjoy your cup of java even more.

• Beets aren’t the only veggies that can help you with gallbladder pain relief. Even though most vegetables won’t offer instant relief, these varieties will help you treat and prevent gallbladder issues over time.
• Please note that these vegetables are recommended to be consumed fresh for the best results:

• Cucumber;
• Sweet potatoes;
• Green beans;
• Shallots;
• Onions;
• Swiss chard.
• You can also juice these veggies for a refreshing drink.

• It is said that castor oil will aid you in gaining gallbladder pain relief when applied on your skin, directly over the area your gallbladder is located. Tag a towel and drench it in castor oil and over your gallbladder.
• For even more efficiency, heat up the rag with castor oil and place it in a suitable container for placing on your skin (like a bottle).

• Take one teaspoon of apple cider vinegar and add it to one glass (8 ounces) of apple juice. If you can handle it, try taking a fourth cup of ACV and then washing it down with a glass of apple juice for faster results.

• Turmeric and honey are both marvelous ingredients for getting gallbladder pain relief. Just like beets, honey and turmeric help with thinning your bile. Take one teaspoon (approximately 5 milliliters) of turmeric and one tablespoon (around 15 milliliters) of honey.
• It’s best if you repeat the process one time every day to get gallbladder pain relief.

• As high cholesterol is a major factor for gallbladder pain, it’s natural why fiber would be recommended for gallbladder pain relief. Fiber is known to aid in the elimination of cholesterol and protect your gallbladder in the process.

• All you have to do is fill up a bottle with hot water (make sure it’s not too hot for your skin) and place it over your gallbladder, with a thin towel underneath. If you have a heating pad at hand, you can easily use it as a quick alternative.

Diet:

The right dietary modification can create a condition that promotes normal bile outflow and often come with the restriction of certain types of food. Foods that should be avoided include:

• Fried foods
• Greasy food
• Smoked food
• Spicy food
• Consuming empty carbs
• High cholesterol foods
• Foods that irritate the stomach such as onions, garlic, and radishes

It is generally recommended to eat more fruits and vegetables to help keep bile regulation normal. However, the most common cause of biliary dyskinesia, hypo-motor, there are certain food
combinations that can help with the condition:

• To stimulate bile production: Sour cream, cream, butter, soft-boiled eggs
• To normalize bile production: Fruits, vegetables, porridges Additionally, it is recommended to eat frequent meals throughout the day, instead of less frequent larger meals. Meal portions should be small, and your food should not be too cold or too hot in temperature. Drinking at least two liters of water per day should also be done.

Run a Liver/GB scan and address the items found as balancing energies.  Use the Search Criteria to add symptoms by setting the Search Criteria to Description and searching the various symptoms (nausea, headache, IBS, etc.) and scanning and adding 3-5 balancing energies per symptom.  Also, use the Search Criteria and set the Type to Item and add the above listed homeopathics.

Imprint into a Gallbladder remedy and into the laser and laser the area over the Gallbladder.  It is wise to have the individual on a gallbladder drainage remedy (Hydrangea, Milk Thistle, Dandelion, etc.) prior to using the laser.