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So, what’s a stuffy gall bladder? I know “stuffy” isn’t a very scientific term, but it works here. When your liver and gall bladder are stuffed to the rafters and the juices are so thick they don’t flow out very well, then that’s a stuffy gall bladder.   Those juices are called “bile”.

This bile functions to help break down the fats you eat and help eliminate toxins from your liver. All good stuff. Here is a real quick way to tell if your bile is thick like pea soup.

If you eat a meal with some fat in it…do you burp right away?

If you answered “yes” for yourself or your significant other, then keep reading.

Besides eliminating fat, the bile is responsible for helping eliminate the toxins you take in throughout the day.

Often it is the dust in the air, pollen, drywall dust, pet dander, or anything you suck into your lungs that isn’t pure air. This “dust” goes from your lungs to your liver, and once it is broken down, it is passed to your gall bladder’s bile.

That bile is then dumped into your intestines and passed on out.

Now, one of the rivers I’ve fished numerous times is normally as clear as crystal. After a heavy rain, it turns to a chocolate milk brown that is full of sediment. If you have to filter that water to drink, which one do you think will clog your filter faster?

Right? The dirty water. The more pollution you are around, the harder it is on your liver and gall bladder.

Why does this work?

AF-Betafood is made with young growing beet leaves. Those beet leaves are the greatest natural source of betaine. To keep it simple, betaine is very important for supplying the liver with good stuff to run the detoxifying mechanisms. If all is working well, and you are well nourished, the bile stays thin and fluid and the system works great. Toxins in… toxins out.

People run into trouble when they stop eating good food. If you are noticing burping after eating a meal with fat in it (butter, oils, animal fats, etc.), then AF-Betafood may help a lot and get you over the hump until your body and diet are working better.

-Dr. Altman

P.S. If you had your gallbladder taken out, that’s a different problem altogether. We should talk.

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