Description

The Gall bladder is one of the most under-appreciated essential organs we have in our bodies. When it’s not working right a whole host of problems occur and our quality of life falls appreciably. Your liver cells make fluid called bile, which is secreted into the bile ducts and then flows to the small intestine.

Your gallbladder stores bile; when you eat a meal that contains fat, your gallbladder contracts to release concentrated bile into the small intestine. If your gallbladder is not functioning well, you will not release adequate bile into the gut. If you have lost your gallbladder you will not be able to concentrate or store bile for the extra spurt of bile you need when you have a meal.

When there is trouble digesting fatty foods, back pain or nausea, a sluggish gallbladder may be to blame. Recent evidence suggests that inflammation in the gut is closely related to gallbladder function.

It is now becoming apparent that gluten may be causing gall bladder problems in the gut–biliary connection and so by removing grains from the diet may alleviate the issues. Bile helps maintain gut barrier function, Like many inter-organ networks, the gut–biliary connection is a two-way street.

Leaky gut and microbes entering the blood can lead to gallbladder disease and a backup of bile, but a lack of bile entering the intestine can itself cause leaky gut and an alteration in gut bacteria.

• Supports Digestion Even Without a Gallbladder
• Get Relief From Bloating
• Support Healthy Digestion
• Aids in Absorbing More Nutrients
• Feel Satisfied After Eating
• Promotes Regular Bowel Movements

What does lack of bile cause?

• Reduced ability to absorb fat-soluble vitamins – these are vitamin E, vitamin A, vitamin K & vitamin D and they need efficient digestion of fats to be absorbed; thus you can become depleted of these fat-soluble antioxidants.
• Poor elimination of toxins via the bile (these are eliminated in the bowel actions)
• Poor breakdown and digestion of fats

No wonder you will find yourself feeling uncomfortable after eating. You will also find that you have problems controlling your weight even though you are not eating more than normal. You will also have a higher risk of developing a fatty liver.

To produce healthy bile you need healthy liver cells and healthy bile ducts. To get the extra spurt of bile you need during a meal you need a gallbladder that is functioning well.

Tips to improve a low functioning gallbladder:

• Take a supplement of our GALLAID™ with ox bile. This will help to supplement your bile level if you are not producing enough, or if your gallbladder is not ejecting enough. Ox bile also helps to make your bile more thin and liquid, thus reducing the risk of gallstones
• Take a magnesium supplement containing  Magnesium such as our Electrobal+ which contains electrolytes essential for cellular energy and  to help the gallbladder to contract
• Change your diet: many people resolve their gallbladder issues simply by changing their dietary habits. Removing inflammatory foods like gluten, processed foods, and sugar can substantially improve gallbladder health.
• Heal the gut: while it’s a bit of a chicken-or-the-egg situation as to which comes first, leaky gut and biliary disease certainly go hand in hand. It’s important to address both simultaneously in order to break the cycle of gut inflammation ? See our  Heal Ur Gut Drink
• Stimulate bile flow: bitters like curcumin, dandelion, milk thistle, and ginger are well known for their ability to stimulate bile flow. These can be taken as supplements, included in meals, or consumed as tea.
• Pour two tablespoons of apple cider vinegar into a small glass of warm water and drink it before your meals.

** Not suitable if you have porcine allergy.
Suggested Use: Take 1-2 capsules before a meal. Optimal levels are dependent on many variables. For best digestion also pre-ceed a meal with Gall Aid and a Bitter drink such as Digestive Bitters or a diluted tablespoon of Apple cider Vinegar in filtered water 15 mins before a meal and minimise drinking with the meal as this will weaken the digestion.
*Betaine Hydrochloride derived from a non-plant source. This product is not diluted with lactose. Individuals with porcine allergies should not take this product. Do not take this product out of the capsule. This product is contraindicated in patients with peptic ulcers. **The Pancreatin in one capsule contains no less than: Amylase 15,750 USP, Units Protease 14,000 USP, Units Lipase 2,450 USP Units.

Testimonials

Beats all the other brands
By RNeal
The best Digestive Enzymes… Have been using this supplement for over 10 years. In fact, I’ve been able to go from two per day to one per day!

Damn near symptom free, once I got the routine down
By Steve
After trying a variety of things to try to address some chronic gastrointestinal problems (which went from bad-if-I-wasn’t-careful to straight-up awful, earlier this year), I found that this is the one that keeps my from having any of the worst symptoms I’d been having for a while. (Basically, the worst things you see on a list of symptoms for “poor motility.”)

I take at least 1 of these pretty much any time I have anything with protein (including things like a cup of yogurt), and 2 with larger meals. A few times, I’ve taken a third when an extra-large meal made my stomach start to feel rumbly, and it’s stopped those symptoms in their tracks. (With lesser post-meal symptoms, some apple cider vinegar in water tends to do the trick.)

I suspect that my problem (the one relevant to these pills, anyhow) is hypochloridia, possibly brought on by years of taking Prevacid and the like, after repeated (and apparently opposite-from-reality) diagnoses of chronic heartburn being caused by acid reflux. (Even after I stopped taking those, I took Tums pretty frequently for years.) Anyhow, now I’m approaching the problem from a different perspective, and the results are encouraging.

I don’t take these if I’m going to have coffee with a meal (ie. breakfast), as the two together make my feel ~really~ acidic, and I generally don’t have symptoms with breakfast anyhow (as I nearly always have a big cup of coffee with breakfast, and lots of liquid after a meal used to be my way to reduce symptoms from lunch, although it wasn’t nearly as successful as these pills).

So, between being somewhat careful with my diet, taking lactase pills with dairy, having apple cider vinegar (in water) a few times a day, eating more fermented stuff (pickles, kombucha, kefir, yogurt), taking these pills with lunch/dinner, and the treatment I did for SIBO a month or two back (the Dysbiocide + FC-Cidal pair), I’m getting dangerously close to being symptom free. That’ll be nice, if I reach that point. Really, really nice.

Another excellent supplement from Werone
By JKW1 – 29 April 2017
Excellent digestive enzymes, as expected from Werone which produces very high quality supplements.
I take 1-2 with meals to enhance my absorption of nutrients.

Works great!!!
By Mirella
I was having digestive issues after my Gailbladder was removed went to a digestive specialist they recommended Prilosec but my nutritionist told me to try Gall formula instead, no more issues!!!!

Successful digestion of fats and proteins
By Jeanne Zinmanon
I have tried other digestive enzymes and this helps me the most. Within minutes, I am able to successfully digest fats and proteins and find relief from uncomfortable symptoms.

Relief!
By LondonGirl
My doctor put me on this product a few months ago for IBS, multiple food intolerances, fibromyalgia and CFS (they all go together with MTHFR mutations, which I have, the compound mutation 677/1298). I had to go off the Gallaid last week for 2 days for a test. I immediately noticed that the ache that I used to have a lot in my left arm and hand, and the stabbing pain in my knee, came back. I know from experience this is because my leaky gut allows undigested proteins to escape into my blood stream where my body attacks them, and it hurts! It is part of the pain of fibromyalgia that is caused by the IBS. As soon as I went back on the Gallaid, that pain stopped. I highly recommend this product, not just for the Betaine HCL, the stomach acid, but also for the digestive enzymes in it. I have taken Betaine HCL by itself, and it did not stop that muscle and joint pain, but the Gallaid does, so it has to be the addition of the digestive enzymes that does the trick.