flows directly into the small intestine.
Most people eventually digest food normally. Some experience temporary diarrhea, bloating, indigestion, or difficulty with very fatty meals while their digestive system adjusts. A smaller number may have longer-lasting symptoms that deserve medical evaluation.
So the biggest change is not that your body stops producing something essential.
It is that **bile changes from being stored and released on demand to flowing more continuously into your digestive tract**—and for most people, the body adapts remarkably well.
