Greetings.
Eric Bakker, naturopath from New Zealand, author of Candida Crusher and formulator of
the Canxida range of products.
I've got a question here from Natalie.
Natalie Curvin from Sweden.
Natalie has set up a Facebook page in Sweden for a lot of Swedish people and European people
in general who want Candida support.
Natalie is asking me a question here.
"Eric, what about people who have no gall bladder?
Does the Candida Crusher program work if you've got no gall bladder or if you've had cholecystectomy,
you've had the gall bladder removed?"
That's a great question, Natalie.
I've written a few articles on gall bladder dysfunction.
You can read those on ericbakker.com.
It's actually a two-part series I've written.
Many patients have their gall bladder removed.
In fact, I think 600,000 people in the US per year have a cholecystectomy.
Generally, women more so than men have it removed.
Having no gall bladder does pose a lot of problems for your body regardless of what
a doctor will say.
In most cases, gall bladders don't need to be removed.
People can have gall bladder flushes and they can be clean out.
I personally know one doctor in Australia whose performed over 10,000 flushes on patients
in all the years he's been in practice and he's never had any problems.
I've helped hundreds of people to overcome gall bladder problems by having first a liver
detoxification and then a gall bladder flush.
You can read my articles on Ericbakker.com on gall bladder.
That will give you a bit of an understanding on how to do a flush.
When you haven't got a gall bladder, it's best that you take enzymes, especially enzymes
that help to break fat and protein down.
This is really going to help your digestive system cope easier.
People without gall bladders are more prone to bloating, constipation or diarrhea, all
sorts of issues there with their gut.
They can also be more prone to allergies and more prone to getting gastrointestinal discomfort
on many different levels.
Digestive enzymes have a very, very good effect on these people.
Check out the Canxida Restore product that I made.
That's got seven different enzymes in it.
One capsule per day should help a person with no gall bladder significantly.
The other good tip with no gall bladder is to make sure that you don't drink a lot of
alcohol.
Sugar is the enemy of the gall bladder, so watch out for sweet foods.
And, of course, you're not going to have those on the Candida Crusher program.
Like ice cream and Coca cola and high fructose corn syrup and junk like that, so you're not
going have that.
That should help.
Watch out for the fats that you have in your diet.
Deep fried food is a no-no for people with no gall bladder.
The frying pan not a good idea.
Coconut oil is a better kind of fat and so is olive oil, especially the ones like the
extra virgin olive oil are good.
Lemon juice and olive oil are two good things to have in your diet regularly if you haven't
got a gall bladder.
When you've got no gall bladder, make sure that you keep an eye on your Vitamin D level
because you need good liver and gall bladder function to have good Vitamin D levels, so
you may need to either have your Vitamin D injection or take enzymes and a Vitamin D
supplement regularly without a gall bladder function.
All the fat soluble vitamins can be problematic and the gall bladder is lacking vitamins A,
D, E and K are fat soluble.
Make sure they are assessed or taken with supplements that contains those vitamins.
Make sure you chew food properly.
Eat a lighter food.
Particularly a lot of salads and steamed vegetables and a light protein lower in fat.
Fish is a very good protein to eat without a gall bladder.
Some experts I've spoken to in America believe that egg is not a good food for people without
a gall bladder, but I think a few eggs per week should be fine.
I think fish is the best protein, as I mentioned and organic chicken is also quite good eat.
And they are quite suitable on the Candida Crusher program.
I hope that answers your question a bit, Natalie, regarding no gall bladder.
You can be quite successful.
Make sure if you've got no gall bladder that you do a liver detoxification.
You still do a flush.
Even though you haven't got a gall bladder, you're going to do a liver flush, which are
the same principles as the gall bladder.
That should help you significantly overcome a lot of toxins.
Thanks for tuning in.