BTW, how does the body function sans gall bladder? Extra pills, special diet?
Some folks have trouble with fatty foods , not many though , a few others get irregular bowels for a while , myself ~ i'm doing much better without it , been able to eat a lot of things that I quit eating years before I knew I had any trouble.
Ray
Hmmmm...as I recall, you do need to ease slowly and prudently back into the greasy/spicy realm again. Sample a bite or two. Wait until the next mealtime, record/observe how it made you feel.
There is some medical term about 'XXXXXXXX dumping', which basically means that when the urge hits you, you'd BETTER be within about 15-20 seconds of a toilet, and dropping trou on the way there. It depends alot on HOW you eat, how well you LISTEN to your body.
You MAY find yourself a little more lactose sensitive, which I find is helped greatly by some Lact-Aid or Dairy-Eez. Don't eat a quart of ice cream at 10 o'clock at night and expect you're going to sleep like a baby starting at 11. Just won't happen.
Acid reflux can become a problem. My eating habits changed over time to where I really do little more than a small snack after 5pm, if I want to sleep anytime before midnight. I still have trouble with this from time to time, if I do the greasy/spicy thing improperly, or even just eat carelessly or heavily after 7pm or so.
This is not to say that I am hampered by these things, just requires more mindful choices. Which I need to be doing anyway.
Hope this helps you, my friend.
Ben
