Since someone above posted that lipomas are related to insufficient enzymes, and since the gallbladder is a repository of bile, i.e. enzymes, it seems likely to me that there would be a connection.

I'm looking into this as well. My wife had her Gall Bladder removed about 6 years ago and is now getting Lipoma on her scalp and back. The more we research it, seems the lack of a Gall Bladder is the major culprit, leaving the liver to try and process the fats and enzymes.
If anyone has info they could share, we would be very greatful. The Lipo's are growing and she's going to have them taken out next week. But the real concern is they could grow back. Anyone experiment with herbs? I've read Chicken weed and Bitters is supposed to help. We will begin using it. Anyone else out there getting these after Gall Bladder removal?

YES. Had mine removed and later developed lipomas. Always thought the 2 might be related, but don't know. it is however, medically documented that lipomas are genetic / inherited. Did others in your family have their GBs removed.

Hi,

Yes. My gallbladder was removed for a long time and I got the lipoma for years. I am looking for the best way to get rid of it so bad.

It is a big appreciation if anyone here can tell me what is the best way to get rid of the lipoma. I have been in the embarassed moment for swimming, sports or even shy to semi-naked when very hot for exercise, etc.

Thanks once again advance if anyone here can input some nice wayout, thanks again!

I still have my gullblader and have lipomas all over my body. I'm trying the serrapeptase enzyme at a high dose and see if that would help. Also avoiding all grains and all processed food.

I had my gallbladder taken out 10 yrs or so ago. All of my lipomas started with an ache. I have 2 near tailbone, 1 on spine. The one on my outer calf seemed to appear all of a sudden. My other conditions are bone spurs, ADHD, high cholesterol & blood pressure.