Gall bladder diet (IV)

Soups
YES - no fat soups, clear or thick soup of vegetables, soup of lean meat, lean soup from bones, soup of rice, semolina and potato soup (without cream), tomato soup, small pasta, grits or rice can be cooked.
NO - cream soups, soups with added fat, all fat from chicken soup, beef, bone, dried meat and soup concentrates, soup of cabbage.

Desserts and else
YES - sorbet with low fat milk, low fat frozen yogurt, jelly, graham crackers, puddings based on low-fat milk, cakes and cookies without fat, hard candy, jam, marmalade, apple strudel from pealed apples, pancakes with cheese, mash apple or jam.
NO - ice cream, fatty cakes and pastries filled with cream, donuts, puddings from whole-fat milk, chocolate.

Spices
YES - salt, herbs, mild vinegar
NO - all sharp spices - onion, garlic, pepper, strong vinegar, red cayenne pepper, mustard, all sauces,

Gall bladder diet (III)

Meat and replacement - from 150 to 180 g per day
YES - poultry meat without skin, veal, and lean beef (remove all visible fat), lamb (lean), lean pork, lean fish (cooked and roasted), eggs (without added fat), meat preparations: boiled and stewed, possibly roasted without addition of fat or on the permitted amount of fat (see fat).
NO - breaded and fried, fatty meat, fish and poultry, geese and ducks, fatty beef (ribs, grounded), fat pork (ribs, grounded), liver, brain, intestines, fish canned in oil, eggs fried in fat , boiled and raw eggs, egg yolk, processed meats, bacon, all sausages, cans, fatty fish (mackerel, sardines, tuna, catfish, carp from breeding).

Fat
YES - per day you can eat some fat, maximum of three serving (the list is specified for quantity of 1 serving):
- 1 teaspoon of vegetable oil
- Salad dressing -1 tablespoon, diet salad dressing- 2 tablespoons
- pith fruits: 6 almonds, peanuts 20 small ones or 10 large, 2 pieces of walnut, pistachio -18
- 2 tablespoons of sour cream
- Cream cheese 1 tbsp
- 1 teaspoon of margarine, 2 tsp of diet margarine
- 1 teaspoon of butter
- Olive -10 pieces
- Seeds - 1 tablespoon of sesame seeds, sunflower seeds 1 tablespoon
- Dry coconut- 2 tbsp
You should be careful that in the acute phase, each fat exposed to increased temperature (thermally processed) can be harmful.
NO - to a greater quantity of oil, roasted and burned oil, mayonnaise, pork fat, browned flour, food covered in cooked or fried fat.

Gallbladder diet (II)

Vegetables - 3 or more servings per day
YES - all vegetables - raw, boiled, steamed, stewed in its own juice with a little oil, no onions, roasted without addition of fat, it is recommended to eat vegetables with less fiber (cellulose): spinach, carrots, chard, beetroot, pumpkin, peeled tomatoes, zucchini. Young vegetables can be eaten as a salad: carrots, spinach salad, tomato and lettuce coated with mild apple vinegar, or diluted lemon juice.
NO - fried vegetables, and with added sour cream, cheese, butter, greasy sauces.
Be aware of the following vegetables, which can cause problems, as it is not recommended in the acute phase of illness: kale, cabbage, cucumbers, peppers, beans, peas, leeks, roasted and stewed potatoes, old beet, endive, soybean, cauliflower.

Fruit - 2 or more servings
YES - All ripe and peeled fruits except avocado (nuts - see: fat), compotes, and puree, banana, apple, peach, apricot, local fruit juices and vegetable juices (tomato, carrot) made at home, without preservatives. You should be careful of fruit that can cause problems: pears, grapes, almonds, walnuts, quince, and hazelnuts.

Gallbladder diet (I)

Cereals, bread and pasta - 4 or more servings per day
Yes - whole grains and whole grain bread when the situation calms down, but not in the acute phase of illness, cereals, low-fat crackers, pasta without eggs (or egg white only), noodles, spaghetti, dumplings with potatoes, grits, rice, corn flour, white bread, biscuits "petit beurre cookies", lady's finger, pop-corn, oats, oatmeal.
NO - pasta with eggs, bread that is made with addition of fat, Biscuits, donuts, waffles, chips, pasta and all the dishes prepared with yeast, eggs and fried pasta, hot bread

Milk Products - 2 or more cups per day
YES - lean skimmed milk, buttermilk, low fat sour cream, yogurt prepared of low-fat milk, cheese, kefir, acidophilus milk.
NO- whole-fat milk, cream, sour cream, fat cheese, cream spreads, strong and smoked cheeses.

Gallbladder disease - diet

Gallbladder Pain

Nutrition in disease
The correct diet recommends consumption of no more than 30% fat by calorie intake. However, there are a number of illnesses and conditions that are difficult to tolerate fat, and then you should use a diet with low fat content. That is the case with gall bladder disease, delayed stomach discharge, malabsorption, diarrhea, fatty liver, etc.
Diseases of the gall bladder - When people suffer from gall stones or gall bladder disease - inflammation of the gall bladder and inflammation of gall ducts –it is usually recommended low-fat diet / diet, which is trying to avoid complications. In the acute phase the diet is light, mainly consisting of carbohydrates, with less fibrous material, and after the settling of symptoms, proteins are added to the expanded the menu. Meals must meet nutritional needs of ill person, with that in some cases the doctor may advise the use of nutritional supplements specifically for women in reproductive age and people who suffer from malabsorption. Diet is carried out until the situation improves. You should take into account how the food is prepared - it is necessary to separate all visible fat from meat, and it is prepared by cooking, steaming or even baking in special containers without addition of fat, not deep-fat frying. Do not take too hot or too cold dishes. You should eat more often, but not one meal too large. After a large meal it is well to lie down for at least half an hour, and on the gall bladder area it is needed to put a warm compress or hot water bottle. Warm wraps of horsetail, to be left for half an hour or longer if the patient is comfortable. When pain attacks you should limit the food on sweetened tea, fruit juices and skim milk, and is best to refrain from food.

Gallbladder duct

Gallbladder Pain

Gallbladder duct (ductus cysticus Latin) is a short duct that connects the gallbladder to the common hepatic duct (Latin ductus hepaticus communis). Combining gall bladder duct with the common hepatic duct creates the main bile duct (Latin ductus choledocus). Through the gallbladder duct, bile can flow in both directions, which allow the gallbladder to fill between meals and empty after the fatty meal.

What is Bile?

Bile is created in the liver. It is a golden alkali liquid of bitter taste. Ingredients of bile are water, a little mucus, some salts, bile acid and bile colors. Its main ingredients are bile acid, whose role in the decomposition of fats and helping some ferments of pancreas juice to work.
The gallbladder can ignite and cause the appearance of intense pain under right rib arch. From bile components can be created stones in the bladder. If the stone goes into gall bladder duct it can cause very severe pain in the attacks. In the case of frequent pain you should contact the surgeon.

Gallbladder and ducts

The gall bladder can ignite and cause the appearance of intense pain under right rib arch. From bile components can be created stones in the bladder. If the stone goes into gall bladder duct it can cause very severe pain in the attacks.

Bile ducts are located in the liver and outside it, and are collecting and carrying the bile into duodenum. In the liver there are bile capillaries and canals of which occur productive ducts. Bile ducts, which are outside the liver, are divided into major and minor. The main are hepatic duct and bile duct. Supporting are the gall bladder and its duct. Liver has two short ducts, which combine to build a liver duct 3-4 cm long. This duct connects with the gall bladder productive duct and builds a larger duct, about 5 cm in length, called the bile duct. Bile duct goes into the duodenum. Gallbladder collects bile outside the period of digestion. It is attached to the lower side of the liver. It is pear shaped and has a capacity of about 40 cm3. Gall bladder is from the inside covered with lining that is ribbed.

What is the gallbladder and what is its purpose

Gallbladder (Latin Vesica fellea) is a pear-shaped organ that serves as a reservoir for bile, which is concentrated in it and becomes three to four times thicker than the one that comes from the liver.

Gallbladder is from 8-11 cm long and is located on the lower side of the right and liver lobe. The liver continuously secretes bile, regardless of digestion and that bile leaves the liver through the hepatic channel and goes through the bile channel into the duodenum. If there is no digestion, sphincter is closed and bile must go back to the gall bladder where water is removed from it. In this way it becomes more concentrated and capable of degrading entered food.

The gallbladder contains about 50 ml of bile, which is released when food containing fat enters the digestive tract, stimulating the secretion of cholecystokinin.
Gallbladder have vertebrate (except horses and rats), while invertebrates do not possess gallbladder.