Here is a remedy for pain: Put a hot wet towel, not next to the skin, over the area of pain in the gallbladder for 15 minutes. Then, rub ice in the same area. This should be repeated 3 times, first heat then ice. You will find relief from swelling, inflammation and pain. You may, also use a hot, cold pack for convenience.
Helpful herbs to take are: Turmeric, as a tea or to season foods, good in beans, on potatoes, in whole grain rice, and many vegetables. Research has shown turmeric to eliminate gallstones.
Cardamon with the mint population - spearmint, peppermint, catnip and any other mint available, made in a tea is a good treatment for a gallbladder attack. Chamomile, and dandelion tea are good to dissolve gallstones.
Take two tablespoons of lecithin every day. This will eliminate the gallstones.
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More means of avoidance are: do not overeat, avoid meat fats and proteins, eggs, processed foods, fried, sugar, spicy and junk foods, alcohol, caffeine, and tobacco, stay thin,
Eat much food with vitamin C content. And remember the tips above. Good sources of vitamin C are strawberries, citrus fruits, broccoli, tomatoes, greens, and other fruits and vegetables.

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The source for this information is: Natural Remedies Encyclopedia, America's Master Book of Home Remedies, sixth edition revised and expanded, by Vance Ferrell and Harold M. Cherne, M. D.
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