Elizabeth E. LaBozetta
The Gallbladder Surgery
Racket
Surgery
Medical
Mafia Rackets
'In 1996, some 700,000 Americans had their gallbladders removed...(each) operation costs between $8,000 and $10,000, (while the the liver/gallbladder cleanse) painlessly, safely, and effectively removes the few gallstones in the gallbladder, but also the hundreds and thousands in the liver'.--- Andreas Moritz
[2016] Elizabeth LaBozetta. Survivor
What Doctors Didn’t Want Me to Know about Gall Bladder Surgery by Elizabeth E. LaBozetta
6 Body Parts Doctors Think Are Useless: How Little Do They Know The gallbladder serves an important digestive function. It is required to emulsify fats. The gallbladder stores bile and bile acids, which emulsify the fat one eats so it can be properly transported through the intestine into the blood stream. Anyone who has their gallbladder removed needs to take some form of bile salts with every meal for the rest of their life, if they wish to prevent a good percentage of the good fats they eat from being flushed down the toilet. Since most people who remove their gall bladder ignore this advice, this is exactly what happens and they have little absorption of good fats. If one does not have enough fats in the diet, their entire physiology will be disrupted, especially the ability to make hormones and prostaglandins.
Quotes
''The medical syndicate did everything they could think of to keep a tight lid
on the true death and injury rate and to masquerade these particular deaths and
injuries to other causes--with the help of their cohorts in law and government.
This surgery killed actor Jaime Cardriche and U.S. Representative John Murtha.
It also killed my husband's uncle, my neighbor, my friend's son, another
friend's uncle, and permanently injured one of my uncles, two aunts, and my
step-mother--and me. They left thousands of dead outright and tens of thousands
more permanently-and-irreparably injured and dying slowly. If that wasn't bad
enough the perpetrators financially enslave those they have injured and mine
them for all that can be extracted without a shred of conscience or feeling,
make it so they can't get out from under it. (they did it to me, are still doing
it) It is human trafficking in its worst form. The bottom line is the biliary
system is too delicate and unforgiving for the limitations of laparoscopy.'' ~
Elizabeth E. LaBozetta
''I use the word "murder" because of the abundantly documented presence of
intent, written by the perpetrator themselves: when doctors know a new surgery
has an 80% chance of death, and/or permanent and progressive injury leading
inexorably to death, but presents to their prospective patients a flagrant lie
of 1-2% in order to erect a facade of safety, there is intent present.
There is intent present when the already-trained, already
practicing, experienced surgeon presents the illusion that he/she will be the
one who will perform the surgery, uses his/her credentials and statistics as
inducement to stagecraft the illusion of safety, when he/she knows full-well a
green trainee will be sneaked in to perform the surgery once the patient is
anesthetized and cannot stop it--and that green trainee makes their worst
mistakes in the first 20-50 they do so death or permanent injury is practically
inevitable. If all were on the up-and-up there would be no need to sneak and
conceal. But the teaching hospitals do it because they know full-well "Ghost
Surgery" is a crime and telling the truth about trainee substitution would give
their targets the opportunity to say "no".
In the book "Lives Taken", what doctors write to each other
in their trade journals and what they present to prospective patients are two
very different things. The "devil" really is in the detail.
The local medical syndicate tried to outright murder me more
than once after I refused to obey their order to shut up and their scheme to
have me shipped to a mental facility in another state failed. It is only by the
Grace of God that I am still alive.'' Elizabeth E. LaBozetta
'In 1996, some 700,000 Americans had their gallbladders removed...(each) operation costs between $8,000 and $10,000, (while the the liver/gallbladder cleanse) painlessly, safely, and effectively removes the few gallstones in the gallbladder, but also the hundreds and thousands in the liver'.--- Andreas Moritz
The medical community, governmental bodies, and legal community tell me over and over: "accidents happen; you should forgive and forget." I have no trouble forgiving an accident—accidents do happen. But what happened to me and many others like me was no accident: we were not given full information about this new surgery, were misled about the true injury and death rate, were cheated of the opportunity to give an actual informed consent, and were lied to about the actual reparability of a bile duct injury and how often it really occurs in inexperienced hands. We were promised prompt response if injury were to occur and were misled to believe we’d be getting the surgeons we’d chosen from our healthplan booklets when most everyone but the patients knew full well resident physician substitution was the common practice once we were unconscious on the operating table without out knowledge or consent, adding additional risks onto an already risky procedure. What Doctors Didn’t Want Me to Know about Gall Bladder Surgery by Elizabeth E. LaBozetta
In March of 1993 I placed an ad in our local newspaper hoping to find other injury victims of laparoscopic cholecystectomy. Other victims responded in large numbers, even people from other states responded to the ad. All of us had been mistreated the same standardized ways, coast to coast. All of us were cheated on informed consent. All of us were called "hypochondriacs" when we presented afterwards with serious problems even in the face of abnormal test results. All of us were told "you are the only one having problems like this after that new surgery!" When we got the chance to talk and trade information, we found that several of us had been referred to the same gastroenterologist’s group in town and these doctors had told each of us they’d never seen anything like this before. Each of us were told we were the only ones having problems! It was like they had one script to read from and read it to each of these injury victims word for word. What Doctors Didn’t Want Me to Know about Gall Bladder Surgery by Elizabeth E. LaBozetta
Before this happened I never imagined such misery and suffering was possible. I never imagined the irresponsible and callous behavior of people we have placed in positions of trust either. I was used as a guinea pig without our knowledge or consent and left to suffer the consequences and bear the enormous financial burden of the misbehavior and misadventure of doctors. I am now 43 and have irreversible liver damage; the domino effect to all organ systems from this injury will kill me eventually. I have cirrhosis and the consequences of chronic untreatable infection that a bile duct injury brings. I and others like me were sacrificed to build a very lucrative laparoscopic surgery industry. Because I have spoken out about what happened to me, I cannot get medical care no matter where I go or what happens to me. I had to learn as much as I can and treat myself. What Doctors Didn’t Want Me to Know about Gall Bladder Surgery by Elizabeth E. LaBozetta
“A person with their gallbladder removed can
do all of the cleansing and building programs as normal. Their gall bladder was
removed usually because it was packed full (constipated) with fat, cholesterol
and stones and the doctors, instead of showing the patient how to clean it out
(liver-gallbladder flushes), cut it out.
This person should do all the bowel cleansing first, ICF#1
and #2 and then do the 5 day cleanse with the liver/gall bladder flushing, the
liver gall bladder tonic, and the detox tea. They should just cut all the liver
and gall bladder dosages in half to start and then work their way up to normal.
The gall bladder is like the rectum of the liver. Fats and
other wastes that are processed by the liver are deposited in the gall bladder.
Then, when it is full, the gall bladder contracts and empties the contents, via
the bile duct, into the stomach/small intestine (duodenum).
When the gall bladder has been removed, it is a sure sign
than it has been congested and possible liver disease is around the corner: It
is still possible to flush the liver via the bile ducts, although it should be
done with a lesser intensity (start with 1/2 dosages and work up to full) and
over a longer period of time (two weeks instead of one week) and more frequently
(4 to 6 times a year instead of 2 to 3 times a year).
[1996] Shulze Biser Heal Your
Life videos (transcripts)
Richard Shulze, N.D., M.H.
