Communicating 24/7 via Body Signals & the Gallbladder
Welcome to the world of body signals—if you listen closely, you can be privy to the body’s inner workings. The little hints and signals can be a doorway into one’s inner being and a path to achieving wellness via preventing disease.
Maybe there has been the experience of right shoulder pain, a subtle tightness or perhaps a transient pain, oftentimes ignored; maybe a visit to an orthopedist or neurologist only to be told there was nothing wrong. Consider this: there is one small organ that is well known for causing right shoulder pain—the gallbladder.
The gallbladder is a small pouch under the liver on the right upper side of the abdomen, and is the concentrator and storage warehouse of bile (made by the liver). When bile’s job of breaking down is impeded, the gallbladder becomes unhappy—and you feel it. Besides shoulder pain, you may experience nausea, indigestion, right-sided abdominal pain, shortness of breath and/or right hip pain. Gallstones are often the culprit, but there are other factors that can trigger an attack.
Tip: For a wholesome gallbladder boost, include fresh beets and beet greens in your diet. The body has an innate ability to heal; with proper care, you can feel better.
Location: Malek Clinic for Natural Healing, LLC, 3900 Woodlake Blvd., Ste. 205, Greenacres. For more information, 561-357-8495, DrNadiaMalek.com, [email protected].
Maybe there has been the experience of right shoulder pain, a subtle tightness or perhaps a transient pain, oftentimes ignored; maybe a visit to an orthopedist or neurologist only to be told there was nothing wrong. Consider this: there is one small organ that is well known for causing right shoulder pain—the gallbladder.
The gallbladder is a small pouch under the liver on the right upper side of the abdomen, and is the concentrator and storage warehouse of bile (made by the liver). When bile’s job of breaking down is impeded, the gallbladder becomes unhappy—and you feel it. Besides shoulder pain, you may experience nausea, indigestion, right-sided abdominal pain, shortness of breath and/or right hip pain. Gallstones are often the culprit, but there are other factors that can trigger an attack.
Tip: For a wholesome gallbladder boost, include fresh beets and beet greens in your diet. The body has an innate ability to heal; with proper care, you can feel better.
Location: Malek Clinic for Natural Healing, LLC, 3900 Woodlake Blvd., Ste. 205, Greenacres. For more information, 561-357-8495, DrNadiaMalek.com, [email protected].
