Understanding Gallstones and Liver Flukes

Okay, so it's a big stone here, so we're going to just peel this gallbladder back.

That's just one stone?

That's one stone.

Oh yeah, that was a big stone.

That's what it looks like on the inside.

Thank you.

You guys want to know what actually causes gallstones?

Here is the number one thing you'll never hear your doctor mention about gallstones or gallbladder issues.

And make sure you stay tuned all the way to the end because you don't want to miss a thing.

What we are told is that gallstones are made of calcium and chloresterol.

When the root cause they have found in many cases is actually debris from things like this, the liver fluke,

that hide in the gallbladder and the liver.

Your immune system starts to react to these invaders, which then leads to mucus, calcium, and bile buildup,

which then calcifies into the stone.

And they know this because another new study has just confirmed yet again another strong connection between gallstones and liver fluke.

And again, an undeniable connection between liver flukes and gallstones.

Here, parasite eggs were discovered deep inside the stones wrapped in mucoid and calcium.

Having these flukes causes chronic inflammation, which disrupts bile, damages your tissues, promotes abnormal cell growth,

and causes the removal of your gallbladder.

And this is just one of the many health issues that can come from having parasites in your body.

This is exactly why I deworm myself and family at a minimum of twice a year,

because parasites aren't even acknowledged in the mainstream despite them being connected to so many diseases.

If you've never dewormed before, just comment protocol and I'd be happy to send you what we use.