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The Coagulation of Bile: Disproving Common Gallstone Myths
The Coagulation of Bile: Disproving Common Gallstone Myths

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The Coagulation of Bile: Disproving Common Gallstone Myths

The gallbladder and liver have far-reaching effects on your patients’ health. When these important organs become plugged up, bile can stop passing through them as it should and begin to form gallstones. This can lead to potential health concerns, some of which can be serious. Focus on detoxing and proper drainage to get your patients’ bile flowing again and ensure their optimal health.

Shawnee Starr2024-12-08T02:49:42-07:00December 4, 2024|

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