Re: in need of info,please

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It does not matter but the named is spelled

LAW-RA-SON.<br><br>As to the gall bladder is there is no need to relate

them as the bladder (which produces nothing as does

(not) the urine bladder) sits smuggled and attached in

the right quadrant of the abdomenal cavity, nestled

against the liver like a baby in mama's lap.<br><br>The

liver puts out " bile " . The pancrease puts out " bile " .

It traveled to the right quadrants, fills up the

" bile " bladder and waits. When the chyme from the

stomach passes the pyloric value (spuirt, spuirt), the

acidic nature of it, sends the gall (bile) bladder into

a spasm, squirts alkaline juices into the

duodenum.<br><br>Well, I belabor the point and by the time a doctor has

become a doctor, she has gone over this at least three

times and is bored with the subject.<br><br>When the

pancrease gets sick, the gall (bile) bladder gets sick.

When the liver gets cirrhotic, the bladder gets sick.

When the body gets infected due to the lowered

immunological protection to common invasive biotics, the

bladder gets infected or inflammed or painful (in Latin

'itis').<br><br>A certain portion of glucose is stored in the

muscles as glucose and in the liver as glycogen. What is

important, though, is the bladder is nothing more than a

vine bag, subject to spasms.<br><br>