Gallbladder and Lipase

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Ken

12 Mar, 2013 11:23 AM

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No gallbladder?

Is this diet safe and effective for someone who does not have a gallbladder? If so, why?

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Fiona/ Rosedale Support Team

Yes, still fine. You may have a little bit more trouble for the first couple of months digesting fats and oils, and therefore causing a bit of loose stool. This can be minimized if it was to occur by taking lipase digestive enzymes until your pancreas produces more.

Ken/ Rosedale Support Team

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