Darn. Thought I'd get some good advice. :(

You might want to try an internal detox with Bentonite clay and psyllium husk. Living clay is the best brand IMHO. Your eyes don't look too bad, in any case the Bentonite clay is awesome for digestive issues and great as a facial mask, it pulls toxins out of the skin and under the eyes as well.

Digestive/bloating issues and dark circles could be a symptom of intestinal parasites, candida, or both.

Not much history to go on, but I can make a few remarks.

Your eyes (you have beautiful eyes, btw!) look bloodshot and puffy to me. You mentioned drinking tons of lemon water.

I think you may be dehydrated.

Puffy eyes are a symptom of dehydration, and most ppl are compelled to drink more water, but without the proper electrolyte balance drinking more water just dehydrates you more. You need to add unprocessed Sea Salt like celtic or himilayan. Regular processed salt is NOT good for your health, but you can eat as much unprocessed Sea Salt as you want. A good indicator to know when someone is sick is when they say they can't stand salt. We should crave salt, it is an elemental necessity.

A good rule of thumb is based on the "water cure" of 1/4 tsp to every quart is a good rule of thumb, but I add more or less to taste. Some days I want saltier water than other days.

parasites are a common cause of dark circles. If you have pets then I assure you, you have worms. No worries - get some FOOD GRADE diatomaceous earth (it's just powdered silica) and drink 1 tbs a day in a glass of water. Give to your pets too to kill intestinal worms with no harsh chemicals to burden your body. An extra bonus is strong nails and hair.

I'm sorry they took your gall bladder! Those bastards took one of my ovaries too years ago when I still trusted the medical community to know what's best for me. I almost bled to death in the recovery room when one of them ripped my stitches open. They know that Iodine cures ovarian cysts but only will cut them out, won't tell you what you need to actually be cured anymore.

Anyway, you may also want to try unpasteurized raw apple cider vinegar in water for digestion instead of lemon juice.

Bags under eyes are cosmetic problems that must be given immediate attention. Here are a few of the best ways for managing bags under eyes.

Eating foods that are rich in vitamins E, C and A in your diet has been proven to be effective in lessening bags under eyes. These will not only reduce eye puffiness but can also keep your skin moist and clear. Take note that a diet that is has a high content of salt is one reason why you develop bags under eyes. This means that you must maintain a diet that has low salt intake.

Bags under eyes might also result from improper fluid distribution that can result to eye swelling. Majority of the doctors recommend using pillows for keeping your head in the elevated position while you sleep. This can help for draining out the fluid in the eye area, thus lessening eye puffiness.

It is unsafe to try all the new products that are coming out there especially when you are going to apply in on your eyes. The eyes are delicate. In order for you to definitely end up with the right cream or treatment generally, visit your doctor and seek his / her guidance. Do not attempt to do a number of self-medication. It is dangerous.

I agree with SD2345 and Indigoaura. I have eye bags IDENTICAL to yours. They DO make me look even more tired than I am. I have parasites AND I am deficient in salt. I had started putting regular salt on my food (I had had an aversion to salt before this.), but switched to Himalayan recently. I'm hoping the bags will diminish soon. I continue to work on detoxing and natural parasite elimination regimens. Hope you are successful in eliminating the eye bags. Do be careful and make sure you don't have parasites!