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Is it possible that my gull bladder is not digesting the fatty foods my body is consuming and be causing me to gain weight even though i workout a lot?
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No: Even if your gallbladder were not digesting fatty foods properly, that would not result in you gaining weight, but would just result in you having oily diarrhea. It is more likely that you are eating more calories than you're burning off, resulting in your weight gain. Good luck.
Answered 2/9/2015
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