Thing We Wish You Knew Before Your Gallbladder Removal
Did you know that over 600,000 cholecystectomy’s are performed in the United States every year! It is one of the most frequently performed surgeries in many parts of the world.
But the truth is, although you can “survive” without a gallbladder it isn’t always an optimal option. With that said, there are several instances where surgery is the best option and if you’ve found yourself without a gallbladder or are considering a cholecystectomy in the near future here are a few things we think you should know before hand and one way we can help you continue to support your digestion.
But the truth is, although you can “survive” without a gallbladder it isn’t always an optimal option. With that said, there are several instances where surgery is the best option and if you’ve found yourself without a gallbladder or are considering a cholecystectomy in the near future here are a few things we think you should know before hand and one way we can help you continue to support your digestion.
Functions Of Bile:
- Aids In Digestion Of Fat
- Supports Absorption Of Fat + Fat-Soluble Vitamins
- Elimination Of Bilirubin + Excess Cholesterol
- Neutralizes The Acidic pH Of The Chyme That Comes From The Stomach
- Kills Bacteria Present In Food
Side Effects Of Removal:
You face an increased risk of developing a fatty liver, diabetes, and experiencing deficiencies in essential fatty acids and fat-soluble nutrients. Even if you're supplementing with omega fatty acids and other fat-soluble vitamins, your body, unfortunately, won't be able to absorb them effectively due to the absence of bile.Your body is unable to effectively eliminate fat-soluble toxins through detoxification.
Symptoms Of A Lack Of Bile:
- Nutrient Deficiencies
- Bloating + Indigestion After Meals
- Light Colored Stools
- Diarrhea
One great way to support your digestion is with Ox Bile. *
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