could this be a form of gall bladder attack

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I am really confused. When I ate any fatty foods I would end up with

pain in my gall bladder area under my ribs but sometimes it was not

excruciating. Lately though I have had a lot of nausea and diarea

when I eat something I should not have. I stick pretty much to a low

fat meal but sometimes I find myself cheating. I wonder if it is

because I eat a lot of garlic that my problem isn't worse. Would look

forward to some input.

Thanks

Janice

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I am really confused. When I ate any fatty foods I would end up with

pain in my gall bladder area under my ribs but sometimes it was not

excruciating. Lately though I have had a lot of nausea and diarea

when I eat something I should not have. I stick pretty much to a low

fat meal but sometimes I find myself cheating. I wonder if it is

because I eat a lot of garlic that my problem isn't worse. Would look

forward to some input.

Thanks

Janice

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Janice;

When you say a low fat meal is this in relation to saturated animal fats and

hydrogenated fats? The reason I ask this is because you don't want a low fat

diet void of saturated fats that are of the essential fatty acid types, such as

avacados.

The problem you may be having with loose stools could be too much garlic.

http://www.usaweekend.com/health/carper_archive/950402eat_smart_garlic.html

Dale