Common Causes of Gallstones Several factors can contribute to the development of gallstones, including: Toxin, pesticide, and chemical accumulation in the body Blood sugar imbalances Birth control, estrogen dominance, Hormone Replacement Therapy Food allergies and sensitivities Chronic stress Low-fiber diet/processed foods Low stomach acid production Obesity Rapid weight loss, low-fat diets Poor-quality fats and rancid oils (inflammatory seed/vegetable oils) Cholesterol-lowering medications Leaky gut Both hyper and hypothyroidism Parasites like liver flukes are often present with stones Symptoms and Complications of Gallstones If gallstones block the bile ducts in the biliary tract, inhibiting the release and flow of bile, they can cause a gallbladder attack
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