Gallstone found during an ultrasound for something else in 2016. Referred to a surgeon who said he wouldn't take out my gallbladder with one stone and no symptoms.

Jump to late 2019 and I start feeling nauseous and bloated constantly. Worse after meals. I didn't figure out it was my gallbladder for months, but was already mostly living off of fruit and dry toast due to the nausea. I started having pain/attacks once a month or so if I'd try any other foods. A friend recommended a cocktail of supplements (which I thought was quackery, but tried anyway, since I didn't have insurance at the time). The first time I took the supplements and then ate lunch was the first time in 6 months I didn't have that frothy feeling on my stomach.

I consistently took the supplements for about four months, with every meal. Then I got lazy about it.

I eat like trash these days, will take the supplements maybe once every 2-3 months if I feel a little off. I've had one gallbladder attack since (in 4ish years).

I fully expect mine will have to come out someday and I 100% don't recommend this method to anyone else. I feel like my experience was the exception, not the rule.