Experiences with

Bile salts

Good morning, I was just wondering if anyone has tried milk thistle to try and improve cirrhosis of the liver and to add bile salts to the body?

I got diagnosed with bile malabsorption over a year ago over the last few months i have been eczema on legs and arms really itchy been to docs about it got creams to put on now i did mention could it be the bile salts causing the flare up of eczema docs wernt sure i am in my fiftys and never had eczema

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Got diagnosed with bile acid malabsorption over a year ago terrible pain before and after bowel movements that lasts a good few hours seeing a different doctor at my surgery he said he could be the bile salts aggravating my colon so i have to up the colesevelam to 2 a day instead of 1 if that dont help

None of this is BHF problem but the 'doctor' on you tube recommended purified bile salts. As I am not a fan of self prescribing or homeopathic remedies I wonder if taking this medication could be detrimental to his other heart meds - atorvastatin etc?

Fast forward another 2 years, my tummy is getting better, I make sure I take digestive enzymes, bile salts, probiotics, mineral drops and amino acids and another whole host of vitamins.

He used TUDCA Bile salts and PectaSol from ECONugenics Company. https://econugenics.com/collections/pectasol?

I also have bile salts malabsorption which causes bowel issues so it’s not always easy to keep myself as clean as I would like and I have been told this is likely to be the cause of the repeated UTIs Up until recently for approx 6 years my UTIs were being treated with antibiotics - mostly Prophylactic

I've been taking TUDCA bile salts this week and I can confirm in my laboratory testing (Bathroom) that it does indeed make for none skid mark sinkers and a rather pleasing 4 on the Bristol Stool Chart!! The idea being low stomach acid precludes bile production which limits digestive ability...

Bile salts damage colonic mucosa, increasing colonic permeability and oxalate absorption.

I then had a stent fitted to help the bile salts flow through better however the past 2 months have been hell.. I don’t get any relief from the itching now and believe the stricture has completely closed. I am struggling daily and nighttime’s are horrific. I manage around 3 hours sleep max.

From what I have read once the gall bladder is removed ox bile or bile salts should be taken to help the liver process the fat in your food. I didn’t know this until 1 year after my removal so I wonder if this had anything to do with my fatty liver. Anyone else have this experience?

[i]Taking Urso can often cause some stomach issues - bloating or nausea. Being a bile salt, it can cause many people GI issues until your body adjusts to it.[/i] [i]It's not always necessary to take your whole Urso dose right from the beginning. According to Dr. Jones, he often tells people

We all know of the problems stress can cause for ibs. I have also noticed when ever I do any gardening,moving pots of plants or bending over to weed. Results in spasm pain for 2-3 days.Wonder if others have found the same. Thankfully buscopan helps.

[u][i]Bile[/i][/u] Bile is the drainage fluid from the liver. Hepatocytes make it and then is modified by the cells of the bile duct. It has 2 main functions: 1. It helps facilitate the byproducts produced by our liver functioning. 2. It helps transport the bile acids to our bowel, where

Did a 'deep dive' on Lymphatic Drainage. What kept cross-referencing was rebounding. So, I got in the market for a mini-trampoline, then decided to 'go full send', committed to an annual membership at a trampoline park. Forget the dogma, 'this is for kids'. Usually there when kids are in school,

[u][i]Alkaline phosphatase [/i][/u] It is an enzyme released as a response to injury to the bile ducts - not the liver itself. As more cells are injured, the more alk phos is released. Alk phos is not in itself harmful. Higher levels in the blood does not mean more tissue damage. Even lowering

I am 66 year old female diagnosed in January this year with liver cirrhosis following a fibroscan.... after the initial shock and panic wore off I embarked on the Mediterranean diet with no processed food..I have lost 6 stone ( was overweight) and recent had a liver scan at my 6 month check up which

I'm going nuts with a pain in my but. Any slight wind in my stomach sends a horrible sore sensation into my rectum. Relaxing to empty my bladder sets it off too. I do have pelvic floor dysfunction and very tight muscles diagnosed on investigation. I've had it on and off for years but it usually only

Well guys as you know I went for my pre op assessment today and I'm shocked and confused and the bp done weight height BMI all OK apart from elevated blood pressure then was asked questions etc then had tummy prodded to be told I'm high risk for surgery no explanation nothing gotta have blood test and