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What is the function of the gallbladder (creative)
Imagine there is snow on the roof of your house. It is slowly melting and falling from the tarn. There is a container under the tarnov where water is collected. If you need water, you can immediately use the water collected in the container. Because it’s hard to do a job without collecting water dripping from a ditch. The water in the container will continue to accumulate during the day. If the container is full, the water from the ditch will be poured into a ditch.
The process in the body is the same. Here the sack of grass acts as a vessel. Bile fluid from the liver slowly collects in the gallbladder. When you eat fatty foods, the gall bladder sprinkles large amounts of bile fluid on top of the food. Because bile is needed for fat to be digested. Then slowly the gallbladder begins to fill with bile again. If the gallbladder is full, the bile secreted from the liver is poured directly into the 12-fingered intestine. It is as if water had been poured into a ditch after the vessel was filled.
This means that the gallbladder is a temporary reserve organ that collects bile fluid.