In my case, the surgery was a salvation, but the bile defficient condition is a bane on my personal life and ability to work!

"We need the right amount of bile to have a good quality of life!" - bile acid remains as far as I know, as it is produced by the liver, only the gall bladder disappears, but its role is taken over by the liver over time. By the way, there is also a product called GALLMET with bile acid if you have gallbladder problems after surgery. The gall bladder is not a vital organ, it obviously has a function in breaking down fats and its absence can cause digestive problems, but in my case, for example, the operation was a salvation, because contrary to popular belief gallstones do not dissolve easily. If the dissolving/crushing was successful, then surgery for stones and cramps would not be recommended. There is indeed a stone crushing procedure, which uses controlled shock waves to crush the stones in the gallbladder, which can then be passed out of the body in the stool, but it is lengthy and often unsuccessful unfortunately."

G.Z.