Customer question about fat digestion problem and expert answer
I have the following question:
The amount of bile acids in my daughter's stool cannot be measured. Should it be measurable, or is it just as well that it's not in the stool? However, there is a large amount of undigested fat in her stool.
My daughter can't even eat anything fatty.
The bile acid (colic acid) formed in the liver is converted to deoxycholic acid in the large intestine, 90% of which is usually returned to the liver via the bloodstream and again becomes colic acid. The remaining 10% is excreted from the body and perhaps this is what the green bar indicates.
This suggests that either not enough bile is being produced or not enough is being drained from your gallbladder when you eat, especially fatty foods.
GALLMET Bile Acid Capsules are specifically designed to alleviate these problems, so we recommend initially trying the cheapest 30 capsule version, taking 1 capsule before main meals as per the leaflet on the box. There is a very good chance that eating fatty foods will have far fewer side effects. If you start using it, please let us know your feedback!
GALLMET products are available in ALL Hungarian pharmacies and herbal shops or can be ordered!
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