Those Suffering
Gallbladder Problems
The Pulverexx Protocol™
Quick Overview
If you are on this site it is because:
● You have gallstones
● You are experiencing gallbladder attacks
● You are experiencing serious digestive complications and/or other gallstone-related symptoms
● You wish to cleanse your liver and gallbladder of year’s worth of accumulated deposits and waste.
You are most likely experiencing anything from steady gnawing pain in the right upper abdomen, to heartburn, acid reflux, nausea and/or vomiting. For a more detailed list of symptoms associated with gallstone congestion see: gallbladder symptoms
The majority of individuals subscribe to the notion that there is only a single method of getting rid of these pains forever and it is gallbladder surgery.
However, gallbladder surgery will not necessarily alleviate pain due to gallstones. If you do not believe it from us, visit: City Data Forum. This a forum thread by individuals that have had gallbladder surgery and yet are still experiencing the same or worst symptoms than before.
There is also a growing body of evidence in the way of medical studies which have found that up to 50% of people who undergo gallbladder removal still had their same symptoms return as well as the appearance of new gallbladder-related ones that were not present before the surgery.
Why Does Sometimes Abdominal Pain Persist After Gallbladder Surgery?
Gallbladder surgery will not stop the body from developing more gallstones nor will it necessarily stop abdominal pain resulting from gallstone congestion, because gallstones are formed in the liver after cholesterol-containing bile begins to thicken or crystallize. Surgical removal of the gallbladder will not rid the body of the gallstones in the liver. Gallstones form wherever bile is present, which includes the liver, common bile duct, the gallbladder or at the mouth of the pancreas. For a more in-depth look at gallbladder surgery visit here.
Why Won’t Ultrasound Detect All Gallstones?
Gallstones often go undetected because most of them are composed of mainly cholesterol and it is difficult for ultrasound tests to distinguish between solidified cholesterol or cholesterol found in liquid state in surrounding bile.
Are There Any Alternatives To Gallbladder Surgery?
Most people are unaware that there is a less invasive option in dealing with gallstones and eliminating gallbladder pain. It is called the Pulverexx Protocol™.
The Pulverexx Protocol™ is a non-intrusive all natural alternative that:
✔ Involves no surgery
✔ Eradicates the cause of gallbladder pain
✔ Requires the use of no potentially toxic drugs or medications
✔ Begins to work within days
✔ Improves digestion and assimilation of food
✔ It is the least expensive solution to gallbladder symptoms and pain in the market today.
How Does It Work?
The Pulverexx Protocol™ is easy to use and quite effective. The difference with our protocol is that it is the only program that dissolves gallstones before you eliminate them.
The Pulverexx Protocol™ works on both types of gallstones, calcified gallstones and cholesterol gallstones. It also helps eliminate stagnant bile and sludge from the liver and even mucous in the gallbladder. For pictures of gallstones eliminated thru this program: Pictures Gallery
Our program also comes with its own mini educational lesson booklet that will teach you and show how to implement positive changes in your life by helping you identify which foods and lifestyles cause gallstone formation and digestive disorders. It is written in simple language that is easy to read. We aim to educate, not just sell a product.
How Pure Is The Product?
We use only natural organic herbs that originate in pristine areas in the Amazon rainforest. Together they work to dissolve and pulverize gallstones into a fine pulp or smaller pieces that can be easily and painlessly passed. To learn more about our product visit Pulverexx
Cost Comparison
For gallbladder surgery, you may expect to pay anywhere between $6,000 to $18,000 depending on location (US prices). Medical studies show that this method is only effective in about 50% of patients. In the best-case scenario, patients will only loose their ability to digest certain types of foods after the surgery.
The cost for oral dissolution therapy, where potentially noxious acids such as Ursodiol (ursodeoxycholic acid, Actigall) and chenodiol (Chenix) are used is in the thousands of dollars per year and can take no less than 2 years. It only works on cholesterol gallstones that are small- less that 5/8 in (1.5 cm) in diameter, but does not work on calcified gallstones nor on obese patients. Gallstones usually return when the drug is ceased to be taken. It is successful in less than 30% patients.
The Pulverexx Protocol™ on the other hand costs $59.95 and the entire protocol lasts 1 month and is completely natural. This method works on both cholesterol and calcified gallstones, and improvements can be noted within days. It works on gallstones of all sizes even though larger ones (over an inch take longer to dissolve depending on the individual) and it works on obese patients just the same.
You make the choice!
Our Guarantee
Too good to be true? We are so certain that our protocol will work for you, that we will refund your product cost should you fail to see a difference after completing the program. We guarantee it or your money back.
If you still have any questions, feel free to go to FAQ or contact us. We will do our best to help you.
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Still Not Convinced?
Consider the following points:
➞ Bile Concentration - The bile stored in the gallbladder is of higher concentration than the bile straight from the liver. The gallbladder achieves this by extracting water from the bile to increase its digestive efficacy. But when the gallbladder is removed, the bile in the body looses its ability to digest certain foods due to the lower concentration of bile. Digestion can never be the same.
➞ Bile Quantity – The job of the gallbladder is to act as storage of bile. After gallbladder surgery there is no longer a storehouse of bile for digestion at the body’s disposal when it is required. There can never be enough bile for digestion.
➞ Dumping Of Bile – One of the unfortunate complications after gallbladder surgery is that bile constantly leaks into the pancreas or the small intestines causing severe abdominal pain and jaundice. This leak takes place even when there is no food present in the intestines to digest. This condition is known as ‘dumping of bile’ and may even escalate into pancreatitis. There is no known cure for it.
➟ The Creator Factor – The Creator did not give us extra organs. If He put the gallbladder there, don’t you think it has a purpose?
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