Gallstones
		The Gallbladder is where bile collects and is excreted into the intestines,
		where it aids in fat digestion. Sometimes the balance of the bile compounds is
		upset and tiny solid particles form in the gallbladder called gallstones. These
		tiny particles may grow as more material is deposited around them. Between
		one third and one half of these gallstones do not produce any symptoms. In
		others the symptoms vary between pain in the abdomen ad pain in the
		shoulder blades. Over a period of hours the pain usually builds and then fade.
		Some patients suffer bouts of vomiting.
		Lecithin           Vitamin C         Bran
		Lecithin is rich in phospholipids which prevent fats from clumping together.
		Vitamin C has been shown to be an important link in conversion of cholesterol
		into bile acids. Extra fiber rich Bran may also help prevent or treat gallstones.
		In less developed countries where the levels of dietary fiber is extremely high
		gallstones are very rare.
		This report is nutritional in nature and not to be construed as medical advice.
		Always consult your doctor before using this information.
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