Tips to keep your gallbladder healthy

The number of people with gallstones, such as kidney stones, has increased in the past few years. The gallbladder is a small pear-shaped organ located at the base of the liver. It stores bile from the liver. Problems that can affect the gallbladder include not only gallstones but also gallbladder cancer.

People who follow a healthy diet have a lower risk of gallbladder disease. So even though there are no specific foods to keep the gallbladder healthy, following proper guidelines can help keep the gallbladder healthy and functioning well.

Let us take a look at some diet plans which will keep the gallbladder healthy 

Plant based foods

Plant-based foods may provide a variety of nutrients to the body. A diet rich in a variety of plant foods is a good source of vitamins, minerals and antioxidants. This may help prevent gallbladder disease. 

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The antioxidants in plant based foods are nutrients that help to get rid of free radical cells in the body. Natural processes, including processed foods, produce free radicals in the body due to environmental stresses. These cause oxidative stress when increased and lead to damage of cells. It can lead to many diseases including cancer. Plant-based foods reduce the amount of free radicals in the body.

Lean proteins

Lean proteins repair body tissues and are essential for growth. Red meat and dairy products are good sources of protein. It may also be high in fat. Excess fat intake can put pressure on the gallbladder. Low-fat protein foods can be added to your diet. It is found in poultry, zero fat diet, dairy products, nuts and seeds, soy and soy products, beans and legumes. Soy milk, dairy products can often be taken with foods that are not high in salt and sugar.

Fiber

Fiber promotes digestive health. It improves the movement of food through the intestines. Experts say that it also protects the gallbladder from disease by reducing the production of secondary bile acids. In 2014 researchers found that gall bladder is affected during rapid weight loss in obese people. Bile or gallbladder sludge may increase the risk of developing gallbladder disease. So it can develop in people who are losing weight fast. Those who followed a high-fiber diet had less gall bladder. Eating a high-fiber diet can reduce the risk of gallbladder disease.

Healthy fats

Unsaturated fats, such as omega 3, help keep the gallbladder safe and healthy. Fish, walnuts, flax seeds, flaxseed oil, etc. are good fats. Those who want to take an omega 3 supplement should take it after proper consultation with a doctor.

Calcium

Adequate calcium intake in the diet may enhance the health of the gallbladder. Calcium-rich dense leafy greens, yogurt, broccoli, cheese dairy foods, fortified milk substitutes such as almond or flax milk, herring, and orange juice should be added. People with gallbladder disorder should choose zero fat dairy products when choosing milk.

Vitamins

Vitamin C Folate and magnesium can help prevent gallbladder disease. It can be said that fruits and vegetables are good sources of nutrients. Red and green capsicums, citrus foods, kiwi fruit, broccoli, strawberries, tomatoes, vitamin C is a water-soluble vitamin. 

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Magnesium is found in almonds, cashews, peanut butter, greens, black beans, soy milk, potatoes, butter, brown rice, yogurt, and bananas. Sources of folate are said to be found in beef, liver, greens, peas, and grains such as asparagus. It is always good to get the nutrients your body needs through food.

Baskar Sai

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