RE: Dave what does it mean to crave cottage cheese?

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If your gallbladder is not functioning properly then the milk fats will not be

digested or assimilated properly along with potentially stressing the

gallbladder. At the same time they will stimulate the production and flow of

bile which is essential to getting a low functioning gallbladder functioning

properly. the standard medical viewpoint is that because the fats may stimulate

gallbladder contraction that a no fat diet will prevent a gallbladder attack.

It might but will also prevent the " healing " process. Since they also view the

gallbladder as an expendable organ they figure " who cares? " lets just remove and

throw away the pesky little thing. If you intend on keeping the gallbladder

then an entirely different approach to diet and lifestyle must be entertained.

Butter fats, especially ghee are not evil. Margarine and other hydrogenated or

high heated oils are but these are the gooofballs that have been telling us the

oposite for the past 60 years until finally admitting it a bit recently (and

under duress I might add).

So especially in light of the fact that most cottage chesse is made from

low fat milk products it is probably not only fairly safe in terms of not

stimulating an attack but as I said has a pretty decent amino acid profile. It

is imperative that other things are done both dietarily and supplementally to

purue the proper functoning of the gallbladder. When achieved, no attacks can

ocurr. Otherwise we should just have the pesky little thing removed and

dumped.Dave

gallstones@...: admilby@...: Sat, 12 Jul 2008

09:08:21 -0700Subject: RE:Dave what does it mean to crave cottage

cheese?

I thought dairy wasn't good for a low functioninggallbladder?Angie

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