Overall liver health is very important for being healthy as a whole. Your liver is where toxins go to get processed, if they can not get processed due to poor liver health then they can accumulate making your susceptible to illness and unable to properly process energy and fats.

If you have gallstones your liver is not healthy, at the very least you likely have a fatty liver, which if left untreated can result in serosis of the liver, a leading liver disease that can cause cancer of the liver.

Treating the liver is a vital step in treating gallbladder health, including gallstones.

If you have gallstones you should ideally try and improve your liver health prior to a liver and gallbladder flush. This will ensure your liver is able to make the most of the flush, as your liver must be able to produce healthy bile for the flush to be effective. After a successful liver and gallbladder flush you should continue to care for your liver. Now you are gallstone free your gallbladder and liver can start repairing themselves without the obstacles of gallstones.

Luckily their are plenty of effective supplements on the market that help your liver return to a healthy state. Most are in tablet or tonic form, containing natural ingredients that are gentle enough not to give side effect while being powerful and persistent enough to stimulate liver repair and overall body detoxification.

I will soon be providing useful links to effective and reliable products that you can use for everything from initial preparation, to body detox and overall health.

Don’t forget to bookmark this page if you find the information useful as I continue to update regularly.

Do yo know somebody suffering from gallstones? Why not direct them to this page.

I have just put up a new page full of information on a free gallbladder flush process that I have had success with.

Please check it out and bookmark it if you find it useful.

A year ago my partner was in the emergency room suffering from severe abdominal pain. After several misdiagnosis a ultrasound provided the answer, GALLSTONES!

Several gallstones ranging up to 17mm in size were discovered inside the gallbladder. Surgery was recommended as soon as possible.

Not knowing a lot about gallstones or indeed the gallbladder I started researching. I was astonished with what I found, not only did surgery remove the gallstones, they removed the entire gallbladder! Why? I was told “Because it’s easier, and people that have had gallstones are likely to get them again”. I assumed it would at least solve the problem of future gallstones, wrong! Even after surgery gallstones can be created within the liver and bile duct providing further complications.

Their has to be a more efficient way to get rid of gallstones that does not require surgery and removing an internal organ.

Getting rid of gallstones is the desire of many sufferes. Having gallstones can directly affect the quality of life.

For most diagnosed with gallstones surgery is the only option given to them by their doctor or surgeon. Though this has several consequences not least the fact that you will undergo major surgery and have an organ cut out of your body.

I created this site because I wanted to draw awareness to the alternative method of getting rid of gallstones that I discovered while researching gallstones.
My partner was diagnosed with gallstones a year ago. The stones ranged in size from 1mm – 15mm, the only option given to remove the stones and stop gallbladder attacks from occurring was to remove the gallbladder and it’s containing stones.

I went home that night and started researching gallstones. I was shocked to find within the pages of my first search stories of people that were now worse from having their gallbladder removed, most suffering from similar digestive disorders and having to take medications everyday to help deal with the side effect.

Luckily along my search I also found a doctor approved alternative to surgery. In fact it is in my opinion much better then surgery as it helps cure the initial problem of gallstones occurring, treating the cause not the symptoms.

The gallbladder is a hollow organ that sits in a concavity of the liver known as the gallbladder fossa. In adults, the gallbladder measures approximately 10 cm in length and 4 cm in diameter when fully distended. It is divided into three sections: fundus, body, and neck.