Blind tubage: gentle cleansing of the liver and gallbladder

You can gently cleanse the gallbladder and liver

with the help of tubage. This treatment procedure favors the improvement of the liver and is an effective prevention of cholelithiasis.   Tubage is carried out due to the simultaneous intake of choleretic drugs and heating of the liver. As a result, the gallbladder is freed from stagnant bile, and warming relieves possible spasms of the sphincters of the bile duct. The cleansing of the biliary tract occurs due to the relaxation of their muscles.

• Blind tubage is indicated for overweight
• Rules for blind tubage
Blind tubage is indicated for overweight

Blind tubage improves intestinal motility, normalizes digestion, relieves constipation and generally helps to reduce weight.

Often this procedure cannot be done. One or two per year is allowed, after prior consultation with the doctor.

Indications for tubage:

hypokinesia (and removal) of the gallbladder;

• biliary dyskinesia;
• chronic constipation;
• postpartum activities for women;
• being
overweight.
Tubage Contraindications:

cholelithiasis;

• duodenal ulcer;
• ulcerative colitis;
• presence of
• a cold.
Rules for blind tubage

The procedure should be done at six or seven in the morning, when the gallbladder is ready for the procedure.

1. 
   
   Prepare 1 liter of slightly or slightly carbonated mineral water.
Mineral water contributes to:

bile dilution;

• improvement of motility of the gallbladder and bile duct;
• Intensive emptying of
intestines
• .

Leave the gas out of the water and heat it up to a temperature of 45

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3. 55°C. Take two no-shpy tablets with water. This will relax the bile duct sphincters.
   
   
   After 30 minutes, quickly drink a solution of magnesium sulfate (25%) diluted in a small amount of water. It will have a choleretic and laxative effect.
4. 
   
   Lie on your right side in bed. Put a hot heating pad in the area of ​​the right hypochondrium. Cover yourself with a blanket.
5. 
   
   Drink prepared water according to the following scheme.

Take two or three small sips. Lie down 3

—
• 5 min. Take two or three more small sips. Lie down again 3
—
• 5 min.
So drink all the

water

, leaving the heating pad at the hypochondrium 35—40 min. The whole procedure will take 1.5 hours.

It is recommended to drink plenty of water after tubage. Food should be light, not irritating to the intestinal mucosa,

—

vegetable soups, steamed vegetables, cereals. If stool does not appear after tubage, it means that the condition of the biliary tract and liver leaves much to be desired. And the procedure must be repeated after two or three days.