my surgeon cut my small intestine and didn’t know and I was sent home. the next day my stomach was distended as big as it could get and I called my surgeon crying and explained to him how much pain I was in and he told me to tough it out and nothing is wrong […]

When L.C. was introduced there was a scramble on for a wholecountry(s) of surgeons wanting to get trained at once so as to not be left behind their competitors–and too few valid gallbladder cases to go around for all to train on and get certified in it. All of a sudden everyone “needed” their gallbladder […]

Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy the equipment manufacturing companies saw a potential gold mine; what isn’t said is they sold their stock to doctors who would then have a vested interest in using lives up to get this new technology established and hiding the thousands of deadly injuries created in the initial training frenzy. To sweeten the pot, […]

When laparoscopic cholecystectomy was introduced in this country around 1990 the whole country’s surgical community wanted to be trained at once. Surgeons consider gallbladder surgery a “bread-and-butter” operation and in the late 1980s two new non-surgical treatments (lithotripsy and ursodiol dissolution) were taking business away from them–big time. They saw this new procedure as a […]

Gallstone Treatment January 02, 2008 | 78,695 views Kurt Pourbaix writes:  I have looked through your website and have found a couple of interesting articles on gallstones. I see that sugar, fats, and grains aggravate gallstones.  If a person has gallstones, the symptoms can be reduced by exercise, and by taking taurine and whole beet concentrate. My wife […]

Undeliverable, this from Surgeons own medical references – The condition postcholecystectomy syndrome does not exist. At least they come clean on other points Misdiagnosis for cholecystectom, Nerve and bile duct damage occurs frequently “Although not a complication, persistence or recurrence of biliary-type pain may occur. A proportion of these patients will either have a retained common […]

(NaturalNews) There are several reasons why the medical cartel is too big to fail: the enormous amount of money at stake; its aim to control populations.In this article, I want to examine a related reason.Suppose it was discovered that thousands of bridges around the US were in imminent danger of collapsing? Not because maintenance and […]

In a rural area nearby the only hospital there was also training laparoscopic cholecystectomy (L.C) and taking full advantage of the trusting people who lived there. No matter what you went to their ER for you were going to get a referral to their student training program for gallbladder surgery. The locals call this place “The […]

First we’d have to have a way to determine if we actually needed the surgery in the first place.  This victium trusted blindly when the surgeon advised the results of a pre-op ultrasound, The patient never thought to ask to see it for them self. Patient was told it was positive for gallstones and was […]

This is why it is cheaper for the medical syndicate to turn its back on us once we start manifesting symptoms of our injury: it costs too much to do the right thing. That, plus there are so many of us created every year.