Save Your Gallbladder Naturally and What to Do If You Have Already Lost It. Dieser Artikel ist nicht verfügbar.Save Your Gallbladder Naturally and What to Do If You Have Already Lost It

Bestselling author Sandra Cabot MD and naturopath Margaret Jasinska ND provide a comprehensive step-by-step plan for dissolving gallstones and improving gallbladder function. If you are having gallbladder problems, whether you have already lost it or not, this book tells you what to do. Gallbladder disease can be painful and frightening, which explains why many people are rushed off to surgery to have their gallbladder removed. Is this the best thing to do? Are we panicking? These decisions are complex and serious and thus it takes an expert in liver and gallbladder problems like Dr Sandra Cabot to help you make sense of it. Thankfully, Dr. Cabot has written this book to help you and your doctor make the best decisions. Your gallbladder is precious and supports optimal digestion and absorption of nutrients. In most cases, there are safe natural alternatives that can help you to save your gallbladder, dissolve stones, and restore a healthy gallbladder and healthier liver function.

Dr. Sandra Cabot MBBS, is the medical and executive director of the Australian National Health Advisory Service. She graduated with honors in medicine and surgery from the University of Adelaide in South Australia in 1975. She began her medical career in 1980 as a GP obstetrician-gynecologist and practiced in Sydney Australia. During the mid 1980s she spent time working as a volunteer doctor at the Leyman Hospital, which was the largest missionary hospital in Northern India. She is the author of the Liver Cleansing Diet, a bestselling nonfiction book of the 1990s and has authored and coauthored more than twenty books on health and nutrition. Dr. Cabot is an experienced commercial pilot and flies herself to seminars throughout Australia, often visiting remote areas. Sandra and her Beechcraft Baron aircraft do regular work for the Angel Flight Charity, which provides free transport for patients with chronic and severe disabilities in remote Australian areas.