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I don't know what a 50% functioning gallbladder is either. The medical profession has a way of inventing its own language as it goes along and it fails to inform anyone else what the new terms mean unless the originator is going to get some free press out of it. I do know waht a dysfunctional gallbladder is though an I often work with the poor individuals whom have choosen to how theirs removed. My best advice is to keep all your parts, for the most part they can be returned back to normal functioning. There is a natural solution to your challenge, you just have to look in other places besides mainstream health care bcause the conventional wisdom there is remove the gallbladder. If you want to keep your gallbladder and have a longer happier life look beyond the limited scope of conventional medicine. There is not enough detailed information in your post to give you any specific information that you could use. Generally though your problem does have a nutritional solution. If I were working with you the solution would include 1 a basic food regimen designed to stabelize your body functioning...gallbladders cannot go dysfunctional without help...after you were on the regimen we would then take care of the problems as they appear...each time we resolve a problem you feel better...it would not be long before the gallbladder would present it self and we would then resolve the problem leaving you a wiser happy camper with an intact gallbladder and the knowledge of what to do to keep it that way and what to do when you mess up. I'm happy to say there is a trend comming on for health care providers to teach folks self treatment and self care. I've been doing it for years and I'm happy to say it really works. All most folks usually need is good honest information, functional directions and the supportto realize their goals. Over 90% of the folks I have worked with in this way have realized their goals. I can't say this system will work for everyone because I only work with the folks with chronic conditions or intractable pain that everyone else has given up on. Look for someone who builds your confidence and takes the time to teach you how to do it for your self. If they aren't doing that , keep looking there are lots of people to choose from. Good luck in your persuit you can be successful and you can do it with some help all by your self...don't listen to anyone who says less