So I wanted to do a quick video on itching and hives.

There's someone that wanted to know what they can do and what's behind that.

What's interesting about hives in itching, whether it's in your feet, to your hands, or your body,

is there's always associated either acid reflux or gird or the removal of your gallbladder

or liver dysfunction or high cholesterol or gallbladder stones, okay? What do all these

have in common? Low bile salts. It drains down from the liver into this little sack called a

gallbladder and it's concentrated. So it concentrates by 20 times. And so every time you eat,

it releases, it contracts, it releases into the small intestine and the combination between the

bile and then enzymes from the pancreas help dissolve the fat and extract fat cyber vitamins

and centrafide acid from the food that you eat. So that's happening all the time. And the liver

dumps down more. It concentrates. And then the bile when it goes down to the small intestine and

the large intestine hits the microbes. The microbes recycle it a lot. So it's like 98% of the bile

is recycled. So it's a very efficient system. And the bile is a detergent that helps you break down

the grease or speak. And each one of these conditions is associated with low bile. Now it takes

a certain amount of acidity in the stomach, a certain pH, to trigger the release of bile as well.

So if there's not enough acid in the stomach, what's going to happen is the valve on the top of

the stomach is not going to close efficiently and the acid is going to splash back up, okay? So

another name for acid reflex is actually good. So these two are really the same thing.

Gallbladder removal. If you don't have a gallbladder, you're also going to be deficient in bile too,

okay? If the liver, because the liver actually makes bile, if it's not, if it's dysfunctional,

or if it's fatty, or if it has something like cirrhosis, scar tissue, you're not going to have

enough bile production. Another function of bile salts is to break down cholesterol. So you'll

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