How Natural Health Treats Gallstones

Medical research from around the world is pointing to a new way of thinking at the human body… holistically! Holistically treating the body is a medical term for allowing the 'whole' body to treat an illness or ailment. Holistic health has become remarkably popular after research has begun to point how everything of the body is interconnected.

For instance, research even points to how your feet's health determines your overall health (reflexology). Also, many researchers agree that your body has an internal memory to heal all aspects of itself if giving the correct means (diet, lifestyle, proper vitamins, etc…)

In the case of gallstones, many gallstones are caused by poor lifestyle habits, usually your diet. By cleansing your liver and gallbladder and correcting your diet, you can naturally dissolve and pass your gallstones!

Start Your Treatment with a Vitamin

In order to dissolve gallstones, your body will need an acidic substance, bile. The problem is that your body is not making enough bile which results in a cholesterol-based gallstone. The solution is a simple vitamin.

Vitamin C has always been known as the immune system vitamin. But studies also point to Vitamin C helping the body convert cholesterol to bile acids. With cholesterol levels decreased and more acids (Vitamin C is also called ascorbic acid), gallstones can slowly become dissolved.

But you also need to pass them!

How to Pass Gallstones

You flush everyday! And your body does too! Unfortunately, the average person isn't flushing their body like they should. To holistically help your body, you should think of flushing your body the same way as flushing the toilet! To flush the gross things, you need to flush them with water (or water-soluble fiber)!

How do you do this? Did you know that over 80% of Americans are walking around dehydrated? Next time you go to the bathroom, take a look at your urine. If your urine isn't clear, you are probably leaving your body at risk for hundreds of problems, including gallstones.