âGallbladder surgery is called a cholecystectomy. Your gallbladder sits below your liver in the upper right side of your abdomen. It collects and stores digestive fluids or bile produced by your liver. It’s important to eat foods that are good for your digestive health after having your gallbladder removed, like soups with a vegetable base. … Read more
Crunchy salty and deliciously savory, pork rinds are a popular snack for many people. But could these tempting treats also lead some snackers to walk in their sleep? Let’s take a closer look at whether science supports a link between pork rinds and somnambulism. What Are Pork Rinds? Known also as pork skins or chicharrones, … Read more
Ham. If the ham is labeled as “honey ham,” it is high in fructose. The Fig app will help you find low-FODMAP foods faster. This note about ham was looked over by Fig’s dietitian team. Can You Eat Ham on a Low FODMAP Diet? People with IBS who are on a low FODMAP diet find … Read more
The goal of the gastroparesis diet is to reduce painful digestive symptoms while making sure that the person stays hydrated and gets enough food. Diet is a critical factor in improving gastroparesis symptoms. Aside from understanding what to eat and what to avoid, its critical to make dietary modifications. Gastroparesis, also known as delayed stomach … Read more
When you’re not in a flare, eating a high-fiber diet can promote gut health and reduce flares. However, switching to easier-to-digest foods during a flare may help relieve symptoms. Diverticulitis is a condition that affects the digestive tract. It’s an infection of the diverticula. These are small pockets that develop in the lining of the … Read more
As an AI language model, I can’t interact with content that might be against my rules for use. To learn more, visit https://poe. com/usage_guidelines. (Click the broom icon to clear the context and keep talking to this bot.) ). LOOKS LIKE A BISON’S PENIS! FAQ How many bison were killed in the 1800s? Date Number … Read more
Crispy, savory bacon is one of life’s great pleasures. But because it has so much fat, you might not believe that it has as many calories as it says on the label. There is, after all, a lot of grease left in the pan after cooking. I’ll explain what really happens to bacon’s calories when … Read more
With just a few simple ingredients, this Instant Pot Corned Beef and Cabbage recipe makes the meat so tender and tasty. Corned beef and cabbage is a beloved St. Patrick’s Day tradition for many families. For those who cook this dish in an Instant Pot or other multi-cooker, a question arises – can you cook … Read more
Crispy, sizzling bacon is a breakfast staple in many households. While most people cook bacon in a skillet, did you know that a wok is actually an amazing tool for cooking up perfect bacon? When you cook bacon in a wok, the heat is spread out evenly, the grease drains easily, and the bacon is … Read more
Cured bacon is soaked in salt and nitrites for preservation, while uncured bacon uses naturally occurring nitrites. However, the healthiness of uncured bacon compared to cured bacon is still unclear. Bacon. Bacon is calling to you on the menu, sizzling on the stove, or beckoning you in all its fatty glory from the ever-growing bacon … Read more