Protein Intolerance?

Yes I do sometimes have gull bladder attacks. Usually from fast food. Do you know what foods to avoid? I'd hate to have surgery when I could just quit irritating it.

Can't be sugar, before I started eating cleanish I ate candy like a man woman lol.

I'm not sure 100%, so check with a doctor. But from MY experience of this problem... (this runs in my family, I suffer with it and my mother also had her gall bladder out) then its an intolerance to the fat in the food. For example, a curry from an indian takeaway or a KFC usually makes me feel really bad. Are you frying things in a lot of oil? Again, I wouldn't like to assume too much for you, these are just some pointers.

Thank you guys. I only have one brain and you gave me a lot of ideas. Since I have gull bladder attacks I am thinking that since protein sits in the stomach longer it is doing the thing someone said but it isn't the protein itself. I really don't want surgery so I will look up food ideas for my situation and see if any of it helps or something. This is a bummer, I am not sure you can 'fix' a gull bladder like you can fix avoiding too much protein

Its the fat, not protein that affects the gall bladder, if the other posters are correct. That said, try low protein for a few weeks, or try low fat for a few weeks, or try gluten free for a few weeks. By doing this you will get a better idea of what triggers it. Or better yet, go see a doctor.

Thank you guys. I only have one brain and you gave me a lot of ideas. Since I have gull bladder attacks I am thinking that since protein sits in the stomach longer it is doing the thing someone said but it isn't the protein itself. I really don't want surgery so I will look up food ideas for my situation and see if any of it helps or something. This is a bummer, I am not sure you can 'fix' a gull bladder like you can fix avoiding too much protein

I haven't had surgery but I manage it in different ways. I take Lansoprazole (consult your doctor!) to reduce the stomach acids. If you're having an attack, the best thing to do is do not eat any more food (it will just sit on top of the other food in your stomach and rot) and try to drink water, and milk as it can calm down the stomach acids. Try to make a diary of when it happens and take into account other things than food, as sometimes other factors can trigger it, for me it's usually travelling (like a long flight), or taking things like sleeping tablets. Anything that slows the digestive system down is generally problematic if you suffer with this problem. Good luck and hope you find some relief!!

Edit to add: if you're feeling abnormally full and doing foul smelling, or sicky burps, then your food is definitely rotting in your stomach.

you know what?

everyone keeps saying it's probably not a protein intolerance and you keep not liking that answer and bringing it back to it's a protein intolerance..


for whatever reasons you have...you WANT it to be a protein intolerance....

so...there's your answer...you ARE protein intolerant...i guess....if you want...

really? the answer is clear...go to a doctor get tested...

they can tell you exactly what you aren't agreeing with...they may even say....guess what?? you are protein intolerant.


but until then...you think what you want to...if you want to continue arguing with everyone that has a different suggestion...that's up to you...

Or maybe you picked up a virus.

That gets my vote.

There's been a thing going around where you're nauseous and weak for at least a week, sometimes with vomiting, sometimes not.

I haven't let someone touch me in three years due to fatness so pregnancy is out lol. Thanks guys :P
I am not the type who avoids dr's but it's like they never know either then they try to put you on whatever pill they are sponsored by.

Edit: I am not eating a high fat diet though

Maybe not, but your fat intake is a higher % than your protein most days, meaning your diet is higher in fat than it is protein, yet you keep saying it is protein causing it. (It may be protein, but it may not)

Yeah. No one on this forum can say what she has for sure, but from my experience it sounds like a fat intolerance but the high protein makes it worse. Sometimes it can be difficult to distinguish the two, for e.g. if you fried up a burger patty in oil, it would be difficult to tell which factor was making you sick.

You're barely eating protein. I see fat and carbs. Get your gall bladder issue fixed but it isn't protein.

I don't keep bringing it back to protein intolerance though lol. Someone asked me why I thought that and I was saying so and I settled on it is probably my gull bladder so WTF you talking about xD.

First of all, it's GALL bladder. If you have an issue with it, you should probably know how to spell it. Secondly, there is a lot of good advice in here, the main point being GO SEE YOUR DOCTOR. No one on here knows how you are feeling and can make determinations based on what you have told us. If you don't like what one doctor has to say, go see another one. You are allowed to do that you know.