When our livers are stagnant and sluggish from all the toxins and poisons
building up inside of them, something occurs. All that toxic waste eventually
goes up into our gallbladder. Now when it goes up into our gallbladder, it goes up
into our gallbladder hot. The liver's hotter than the gallbladder. The gallbladder
is cooler than the liver. When that toxic sludge ends up inside the gallbladder, it
It starts to cool down, and when it cools down, it forges into stones, gallstones, gallbladder stones.
And over time, we get enough gallbladder stones forging inside the gallbladder to the point where the gallbladder becomes heavy and you have a sack of rocks.
Some rocks are smaller. Some rocks are bigger. Some rocks are made out of protein. Some rocks are made out of calcium, depending on what we're doing in our diet, too.
If we're doing a lot of vinegar, a lot of caffeine, it's going to be calcium stones inside your gallbladder.
Eventually, a problem happens and we need our gallbladder out.
