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Layman’s anatomy: Gallbladder
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SYSTEM: Digestive
CATEGORY: Organ
NUMBER: One
SHAPE: Pear or cloud shaped
SIZE: Up to the capacity of 2 oz.
LOCATION: Attached to the underside of the liver. Upper right abdomen just under the ribs.
FUNCTION: Stores and concentrates bile from the liver (bile digests fats) and excretes it into the small intestine. Read the rest of this entry »
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Acid Reflux in kids and how to avoid it
Posted on April 17th, 2009 1 commentAcid Reflux in Infants and children are on the rise. According to statistics not only do 50% of all infants suffer from acid reflux, 20% of the total population who suffer from acid reflux are infants.
The medical establishment’s answer is anti-acids. But acid is needed to digest therefore to block production Read the rest of this entry »


