Gut Health Problems - November 2017
In the tenth issue of Gut Health Problems, we have sneaky ways to introduce healthy choices into your kid's diet, myths and facts about celiac disease, colon cancer, tips to make every stool easier, and more. Thanksgiving and the bulk of the holidays are right around the corner, making this an exciting time to be with family, enjoy great food and warm sentiments. Unfortunately for many, gut distress and digestion problems often accompany this season. At Gut Health Problems, we're here to change that.
In the tenth issue of Gut Health Problems, we have sneaky ways to introduce healthy choices into your kid's diet, myths and facts about celiac disease, colon cancer, tips to make every stool easier, and more. Thanksgiving and the bulk of the holidays are right around the corner, making this an exciting time to be with family, enjoy great food and warm sentiments. Unfortunately for many, gut distress and digestion problems often accompany this season. At Gut Health Problems, we're here to change that.
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6 GALLSTONES SYMPTOMS TO<br />
WATCH OUT FOR<br />
by<br />
Michael Hall<br />
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This article will provide helpful information that will allow you to determine if<br />
you are manifesting symptoms of gallstones problem in your gallbladder.<br />
When an issue occurs in the<br />
gallbladder, most people<br />
immediately think of<br />
gallstones, which are made<br />
up of dissolved cholesterol<br />
and hunks of bile that have crystallized<br />
in either the bile duct or the gallbladder<br />
itself. Gallstones are uncomfortable and<br />
can lead to inflammation, and they are<br />
also fairly common, with about one fifth<br />
of all women and one tenth of all men<br />
being diagnosed with them by the time<br />
they turn sixty years old. Women are more<br />
prone to gallstones because hormone<br />
changes can impact production. Estrogen<br />
increases the amount of cholesterol in<br />
the body and progesterone causes the<br />
gallbladder to empty slowly. Pregnancy<br />
and oral contraception can both make<br />
gallstones a little more likely, because<br />
they impact the hormones in the body.<br />
The majority of individuals that get<br />
gallstones do not experience any<br />
symptoms and do not need treatment,<br />
but the ones that do have pain or<br />
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