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Gall bladder question. what drinks, juices prevent gall stones?
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The evidence says...: There is no evidence that anything helps prevent gall stones. However, if you avoid being overweight, avoid drinks high in sugar and fat, and avoid type 2 diabetes, it will help you avoid gall stones.
Answered 10/13/2019
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