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Home Remedies Index
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Natural Home Remedies for Gall-Bladder Disorders
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Home Remedies for Gall-Bladder Disorders.
The main problems which afflict the gall-bladder are an
inflammatory condition known as cholecystitis and the
presence of gallstones in the gall-bladder. The latter
condition is called cholelithiasis. The former often leads to
the latter. Gallstones are usually caused by disturbances
in the composition of the bile.
The main symptom of gall-bladder disease is acute or
intermittent pain in the abdomen. Indigestion, gas, a
feeling of fullness after meals, constipation, and nausea
are the other usual symptoms. Intolerance to fats,
dizziness, jaundice, anaemia, acne, and other lesions may
also occur.
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The main cause of gall-bladder disorders is over nutrition resulting from excessive intake of refined
carbohydrates, especially sugar. Over nutrition also leads to increased cholesterol secretion. Meals rich in fats
may cause an attack of gall-Madder pain or gallstone colic. Other causes are chronic constipation, poor health,
hereditary factors, and stress. The Chinese relate gall-bladder disorders with the emotion of anger.
Gall Bladder Tonic with Lemon Juice:
Take 4 tablespoons of lemon juice every morning on an empty stomach. Continue for at least 1 week to get
results.
Gall Bladder Treatment using Beet:
The fresh juice of beets, and the juices of carrot and cucumber in quantities of 100 ml each, are one of the finest
cleansers of the gall-bladder. This combined juice has proved beneficial in the treatment of all disorders related
to this organ, and should be taken twice daily.
Gall Bladder Treatment using Olive and Sunflower Oil:
An oil cure has been advocated by some nature cure practitioners for the removal of gallstones. Raw, natural,
unrefined vegetable oils of olive or sunflower are used. The procedure is to take 30 ml of vegetable oil,
preferably olive oil, first thing in the morning and follow it immediately with 120 ml of grapefruit juice or lemon
juice. This treatment should be taken every morning for several days, even weeks, if necessary.
Gall Bladder Treatment with Pear:
The pear is another excellent remedy for gall-bladder disorders. The fruit or its juice should be taken liberally by
the patient with beneficial results. It exercises a special healing effect on all gall-bladder disorders, including
gallstones.
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Gall Bladder Treatment with St. John's Wort
St.John's wort tea is good to use if you have gall bladder trouble. Make a tea using 4-5 leaves
steeped in 1 cup of boiling water. Strain, and drink several times a day to soothe the gall
bladder.
Caution: St. John's wort can cause photosensitivity and the skin will be very sensitive to sunlight. Do not use
if you already suffer from sensitivity to sunlight. If you are using it to treat gall bladder, please stay out of the
sun during treatment. Do not use the treatment for long periods of time. Use only when you are having
problems with your gall bladder.
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