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More men than women suffer from acute gallbladder inflammation (cholecystitis), whereas more women than men experience gallstones (men have more kidney stones), and married
women with children have more gallstones than unmarried women. The term "gallbladder disease" is in one
sense a misnomer, for it is the liver, bile ducts and gallbladder that form the system that enables your body to digest fats
and all are likely to participate in gallbladder problems.



See your Chiropractor; you may have mid-thoracic vertebral subluxations.
If you have back issues, your fourth thoracic vertebrae
may a bit "dodgey", you could be looking
at a subluxations which means a slight dislocation (misalignment) or biomechanical malfunctioning of the vertebrae
(the bones of the spine). These disturbances may irritate nerve roots and the blood vessels which branch off from the spinal cord between each
of the vertebrae, and if this is what is happening around the middle of your back it could be affecting
your gallbladder.

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