Will the recommended supplements help with my condition? Should I take something different because of the bile production. I'm unsure if I'm producing too much bile OR too little. It’s been 6 years where they took 70% of my liver along with the gallbladder, and since, anytime I eat anything remotely fried, or greasy I have about 24 hours of extreme stomach pain, nausea, and yellow diarrhea. I have taken meds for bile binding but, even then if I don’t take it one day and eat fried foods I have to stay home for atleast 24 hrs. Its difficult to eat perfect everyday.

Nutrient Requirements of Cats". Nutrient Requirements of Cats, Revised Edition, 1986. 1986. Archived from the original on 2006-09-01 . Retrieved 2006-09-10. Now that you don’t have a Gallbladder it means that your bile is no longer concentrated, and this makes fat absorption is far more difficult and this often leads to a softer, lighter stool.Everyone who has their gallbladder removed requires a replacement source of bile to effect good dietary fat and fat soluble vitamin absorption, and Dr Cabot prescribes

Livatone Plus can be taken at any time but NAC is to be taken well away from food with a large glass of water to avoid stomach distress. I fast all day too and don't eat till 6pm at night. Could this be causing this problem? My fasting? I also take vitamins, d3, a and iron along with Green Tea Extract Capsules to help with my fibroids. Lots of water too! High blood pressure is often lowered with sufficient daily Magnesium, and we recommend a minimum of 200mg twice daily, as either powder or tablets.I think you will be helped by LIVATONE PLUS 2 capsules twice daily and MAGNESIUM ULTRAPOTENT POWDER 1/2 teaspoon daily in water I recommend you start with LIVATONE PLUS 2 capsules twice day and N-Acetyl-Cysteine (NAC) 2 capsules twice daily in between meals with a large glass of water. The pain in your throat may be associated with your thyroid, and blood tests and an ultrasound are warranted. Will Ox Bile assist with this to at least help with digestion etc or do you have an recommendations ? Hi Victoria, I had my gallbladder out for over 10 years now and i am 52 years old. Ever since i had it out i would get diarrhea when eating certain foods. My Dr said it was because the tube that was dripping the bile was too big so she put me on Cholestyramine. I am starting to have problems with ache joints, fogginess, sometimes dizziness / light headed, always tired, and depression! My first question is , will ox bile make the diarrhea worse, and second, will vitamins A,E,D,and K, along with fish oil and magnesium help?

Your present diet may have contributed significantly to your gallbladder and liver concerns, and we recommend you follow Dr Cabot's 15 Day Cleanse and Maintenace Program to reverse any liver congestion that may be present. I recommend you take SELENOMUNE one capsule daily and N-Acetyl-Cysteine (NAC) 2 capsules twice daily in between meals with a whole large glass of water (not after dinner)Vitamins A, D, E, and K are all fat soluble, and the Cholestyramine actively stops bile being reabsorbed so little of these vitamins or fish oil would be absorbed. Most foods that are high in potassium are easily removed from the diet, but because you have Stage 3 kidney disease it is important to restrict your intake of proteins. Diets high in sugar, starches and processed foods also place considerable stress on the kidneys, so please remove them from your diet. IF you would like more help you can phone my amazing naturopath Christine Ki in Phoenix on 1 623 334 3232 - its a free service. Christine is very knowledgable re diet Schuller-Levis GB, Park E (September 2003). "Taurine: new implications for an old amino acid". FEMS Microbiology Letters. 226 (2): 195–202. doi: 10.1016/S0378-1097(03)00611-6. PMID 14553911.

It is possible to increase kidney function, and for this we recommend you begin taking Livatone Plus - 2 capsules twice a day, and NAC - 2 capsules twice daily, well away from food with a large glass of water to avoid temporary stomach irritation. Colesevelam – this is a newer medication and comes in a tablet form. Some patients find it easier to take than colestyramine. Due to current cost and drug licensing colesevelam may not be widely available. Super Digestive Enzymes Plus – 1 capsule at the beginning of each meal. https://www.liverdoctor.com/digestive-enzymes-super-100-capsules.html Most people who have their gallbladder removed also have a congested liver, which may account for your ongoing symptoms.Medications used to treat bile acid malabsorption may occasionally carry some side effects. This includes lowering the levels of fat soluble vitamins (A, D, E and K) because the medications can disrupt the way these vitamins are absorbed into the body. In addition, these medications can be often used to help lower cholesterol but this can lead to an increase in different sorts of fats in the blood, namely triglycerides. Therefore blood tests to monitor the levels of triglycerides and fat-soluble vitamins may be necessary whilst on the medication.