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The gallbladder acts as storage for bile, which is produced by the liver, and also serves to allow it to settle and become concentrated, which increases its effectiveness. Without the gall bladder, the bile constantly drips into the intestinal tract, but will still do its job, helping to digest fatty foods. Therefore the loss is quite easily tolerated, but diet will have to be controlled a little more strictly.

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