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Where and Why Gallstones Develop

Learn about the Main Causes of Gallstones and the Safe Solution for Gallbladder Problems

The Most Common Places Where Gallstones Develop

Gallstones are crystallized or solidified toxic formations that develop anywhere bile is present:

The Liver

The gallbladder

Common bile and cystic duct

In the following article we hope you will find valuable information regarding gallstone formation. What causes gallstones and what are the effective gallstone treatments?

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Gallstones Do Not Only Appear in the Gallbladder

Learn More About the Most Common Places Gallstones Form

The Gallbladder

The gallbladder contains a powerful concentrated form of bile that is essential in the digestion of nutrients, especially fat. The bile contained here is more potent than that of the bile found in the liver because it contains very little water. This condition makes it easier for it to solidify and form gallstones.

The Liver

The liver’s functions are numerous – in the hundreds. Two of these functions is to act as a filter and to manufacture bile. The liver is where gallstones first begin to form. At first they are small, but as conditions become more favourable for gallstone formation, they begin to grow in size.

Common Bile Duct and Cystic Duct

These are the ducts that carry bile from the liver to the gallbladder and the duodenum. The flow of bile to and from the liver and gallbladder will often carry solidified bile or gallstones with it. These gallstones can become trapped in any of the ducts carrying bile to the duodenum. Bile flow is impeded and then becomes stagnant. This can in some cases lead to bacterial infection, high fever, and even vomiting, nausea and jaundice.

Mouth of the Pancreas

The pancreas is responsible production of insulin and other important hormones as well as digestive juices that aid in the breakdown of nutrients. The pancreas connects to the common bile duct via a passage called the PANCREATIC DUCT. Gallstones can block the entrance of the pancreas and prevent the flow of these essential hormones and digestive juices to the duodenum. The resultant can be digestive disorders, diabetes and even pancreatic cancer.

Types Of Gallstones

The Two Types of Gallstones Are, Pigment Stones and Cholesterol Stones.

Cholesterol & Pigmented Gallstones

Types of Gallstones Cholesterol gallstones are mainly composed of cholesterol that has solidified. Pigmented gallstones or are usually calcified and contain different types of pigments and so its name. Stones can be as small a grain of sand and as large as a golf ball that can even get to encompass the entire cavity of the gallbladder.

Pain can often result when these formations press on the walls of the gallbladder or the duct. Sometimes the pain is accompanied with referred pain to the back between the shoulder blades. The offending gallstone can sometimes press on a nerve ending which can result in pain in the back between the shoulder blades at the abdomen or under the right shoulder. Pain can also result when these gallstones clog cystic bile duct at which point the gallbladder swells. This inflammation or ‘thickening of the walls” can lead to infection and pain.

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What Causes Gallstone Formation

Learn about the Process of Gallstone Formation

Detect Gallstones Before It’s Too Late

The concept of “silent gallstones” is a fallacy. Gallstones do not suddenly “wake up” and start giving you problems. Gallstones begin growing from the size of a grain of sand until they become large enough to press against gallbladder or bile duct wall tissues and cause pain.
Gallstones can also cause obstructions that can lead to stagnation of bile, which in turn can result in inflammation, bacterial infection and consequently pain. But the concept of having a legion of silent gallstones that suddenly wakes up and begins to attack your gallbladder is severely flawed.

Don’t Blame Genes, Mind Your Lifestyle!

What is the cause of gallstones? We create gallstones through our lifestyles and dietary choices, not our bodies and neither do our genes. When scientists do not understand a disease, they are often too quick to cast blame on hereditary genes and your parents. We do not so much inherit a disease, as much as we inherit a predisposition or a tendency to make certain dietary and lifestyles choices. A family, who likes to eat fried foods and junk foods as their main staple and has taught their children to eat in the same manner, is going to pass on that knowledge or rather lack of it. Children adopt these practices and grow up obese and with health problems. They eventually teach their children to make the same choices.

You can blame the genes and you can blame obesity and even old age, but the fact of the matter is that not all old people inherit gallbladder problems. Obesity is only the aftermath of the dietary and lifestyle habits we harbored during our lifespan. And it also stands to reason that old people have accumulated more toxic substances in their bodies than young ones, so naturally they are going to have more stones, because all gall stones are but precipitated toxic substances that begin forming after metabolic processes in the filter of the body, the liver. These toxic substances do involve calcium as the precipitating agent. And so we have calcium pigmented gallstones. Calcium is used by the body to bind toxic agents. Even certain diseases like diabetes and sickle cell anemia, thought to be leading factors in the formation of stones, are but reactions of poor dietary habits and lifestyles. It is not faulty genes that cause the health issues, but rather our choices.

Toxicity Is the Main Cause of Gallstones

The true cause of gallstones is toxicity.
The reason why dietary choices play an important role in gallstone formation is that certain foods tend to lead to more toxic build up. TOXICITY is the number one cause of gallstone formation.
Any practice that leads to toxicity is going to cause stone formation. When we become toxic, we not only accumulate detrimental substances in our bodies, but we become deficient in certain key elements, minerals, enzymes that are critical for the proper digestion of foods and the elimination of metabolic waste. These minerals are key components in bile salts. A decline in the availability of these essential minerals eventually leads to a decline in bile salt production. Thus it is traditionally thought that lack of bile salts also results in crystal (stone) formation.
Taking medications, especially those that treat high cholesterol can also be a contributing factor. This is because all pharmaceutical medications are metabolized or processed in the liver, the same place were bile is manufactured.

Pulverexx Protocol^™

We have found the Pulverexx Protocol^™ to be an effective alternative to gallbladder surgery.

There are alternatives to gallbladder surgery. One of such is a program called Pulverexx ProtocolTM seems to be the talk of forums dedicated to finding solutions to gallstones. It involves undergoing a 2-4 week detoxification program that dissolves gallstones and purges them from gallbladder or bile ducts. What is appealing about this method is:

It is not intrusive: it does not require surgery.
It does not require taking highly toxic chemicals.
Unlike traditional alternative gallbladder flushes, where gall stones may often cause pain during their elimination, the Pulverexx Protocol^™ first reduces the size of the gallstones and then it expels them from the body via bowel movement. This way the process assures that the gallstones are small enough to pass without pain.
The Pulverexx Protocol^™dissolves both types of gallstones, Calcified or Pigmented gallstones as well as cholesterol based. It also helps purge any sludge accumulation in the gallbladder.
It is very inexpensive: As little as $60 and comes with a booklet that will show you how to prevent gallbladder problems in the future by making small changes in your diet and lifestyle today.