Gallbladder disease
Supplements studied for gallbladder disease.
Overview
Gallbladder disease has two reviewed supplements with low-trust evidence. Caffeine and coffee research (WA 40, two studies) is conflicting: one large cohort of nearly 14,000 participants found no overall reduction in gallbladder disease risk, though women who drank more coffee were less likely to report a prior diagnosis.
A study of middle-aged Japanese men linked higher coffee and caffeine intake to a greater chance of gallstones. Panax Ginseng (WA 32; very low effect size, low evidence, medium trust; one study) with standard bile acid therapy for 24 weeks did not shrink or reduce gallstones compared with bile acids alone. See the heatmap and evidence reviews below.
Effect graph
Subscribe to view effect graphs
Interactive visualisations of ranked conditions and clinical benefit with purchase guidance.
Already a subscriber? Sign in
Relevant supplements heatmap
Relevant supplements sorted by DEX Score.
Subscribe to view effect heatmaps
See effect size, evidence strength, and trust at a glance for every condition.
Already a subscriber? Sign in
SupplementDEX Database
2 supplements for and rated at least stars. All purchase bands. No minimum star filter.
Subscribe to access the SupplementDEX Database
Read this and 2,600+ other evidence reviews on our practitioner plan.
Already a subscriber? Sign in
Evidence visualised
Subscribe to view condition evidence
Visual summaries of supplement evidence ranked by condition.
Already a subscriber? Sign in