Two speakers say gallbladder removal often doesn't fix digestive problems. Many patients, especially women, still can't eat fatty foods after surgery and get diarrhea or constipation. Doctors tell them to avoid fat instead of finding the real cause.
You talk to a doctor about this in conventional medicine, you don't need your gallbladder. Seemingly everything should just be fine. We'll take it out and all your problems go away. And it's very clear in the research that's not true.
Yeah. And to make matters worse, they go back to that doctor after the cholecystectomy and the doctor, you know, they say, I'm not tolerating fatty foods, I'm having diarrhea, or I'm just constipated all the time. And their solution is don't eat fatty foods. And I would love for you to speak to that because we are doing women such a huge disservice telling them to avoid healthy fats.
