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hello again in this video we’re going to

talk about the relationship between your

gall bladder and your eyes okay

I’ve had some patients coming in the

past that notice when they had their

gallbladders out their vision went down

and the reason for that is that vitamin

A is a fat soluble vitamin okay

it supports the membranes that surround

the eye and also the membranes in the

inside of the eyelid itself

it supports the cornea which is the

transparent front part of the eye it

also decreases the risk of certain types

of infection on the eye it prevents

night blindness also it prevents dry

eyes and prevents officers now

carotenoids are a pro vitamin A or a pre

vitamin A that will turn into the active

form called retinol but these are in

plants like kale spinach in leafy greens

this is also fat Seibel and it’s great

to support the macula and prevent

macular degeneration which is a little

part of the back part of the retina now

if someone doesn’t have a gallbladder or

they don’t have enough bile because the

gallbladder is congested or it’s

sluggish they’re not going to actually

be able to break down the fat soluble

vitamins specifically vitamin A and

carotenoids and eventually it’s going to

affect the eyes so the gallbladder is a

little sac that concentrates bile okay

like up to 20 times so when you eat it

contracts it squeezes out and it starts

to dissolve and break down some of these

foods specifically the the fats that

have that contain the vitamin A and then

the pancreas releases an enzyme called

lipase which takes that particle and

breaks it down even further so they work

together so there is a situation where

you can have a pancreatic deficiency of

enzymes and it’s not really the

gallbladder that’s another possibility

but most common thing is the gallbladder

because so many people have those

removed and then they have issues now if

someone doesn’t have a gallbladder or

they have some sluggishness you can’t

get some purified bio salts to assist in

the breakdown of vitamin A and these

carotenoids so we just have to determine

is the problem not enough vitamin A in

the die

or is in a lack of absorption some of

the gallbladder symptoms right shoulder

pain headaches constipation because bile

lubricates the colon bloating when

you’re eating like you’re driving at

night and you can’t quite see in the

dark you’re squinting or sinus problems

because it affects the inside of the

mucous membranes or dry eyes or any

additional symptom that might related to

vitamin A deficiency and go ahead and

comment below and tell me if you’ve ever

had any of the symptoms from vitamin

either a vitamin A deficiency or a

gallbladder deficiency thanks for

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