What is the gallbladder function?

Answer by  LauraLS (195)

The gallbladder aids the digestive system. It stores bile which is produced in the liver, then releases the bile into the stomach, to help digest fats.

Answer by  Darry (3853)

The gallbladder serves as a storage pouch for extra bile produced by the liver. When an individual eats food that is difficult to digest, fatty or greasy foods mainly, the gallbladder provides the extra bile needed to break it down.

Answer by  JAM87 (111)

The gallbladder is like a tank in your body that stores bile. It secrets the bile in large quantities when food is eaten and goes to the small intestine. The bile helps break down food in the small intestine.

Answer by  sylsia (510)

The gallbladder stores bile that is squirted into the small intestine to help breakdown fats when you eat a meal that contains fat.