췌장과 쓸개를 망치는 의외의 음식과 영양제 vs. 꼭 챙겨야 할 식습관 / 서울아산병원 소화기내과 송태준

Could the foods and supplements we take for our health actually put a strain on our pancreas and gallbladder? Although the pancreas and gallbladder play a vital role in the digestive process, it is often not well known which dietary habits are beneficial and which foods require caution. In this broadcast, we will examine in detail: foods and dietary habits that can burden pancreatic and gallbladder health; cases where caution is needed regarding health supplements; the effects of high-fat foods and alcohol on the pancreas and gallbladder; lifestyle habits to prevent pancreatitis and gallstones; and the actual dietary principles you should follow to maintain pancreatic and gallbladder health. Rather than unconditionally avoiding specific foods, it is important to adopt proper dietary habits tailored to your health condition. Professor Song Tae-jun of the Department of Gastroenterology at Asan Medical Center will explain in an easy-to-understand manner the misconceptions surrounding foods and supplements for pancreatic and gallbladder health, as well as proper management methods. Get your questions answered in real-time! #Pancreas #Gallbladder #Cholecyst #Pancreatitis #Cholelithiasis #Supplements #DietaryHabits #Gastroenterology Directed by: Director Kim Jun-heon, Producer Choi Hee-hee With the hope that all citizens can take good nutritional supplements without any financial burden, After the Rain supports Esther Formula's National Nutrition Project 🤍 Starting from 8,900 won per month — Choose the supplements your body needs 👉 https://iff.do/4XN [Pre-broadcast Q&A Guide] Please leave any questions or inquiries regarding the live broadcast on the official After the Rain website. After the Rain Website: http://aftertherain.kr [Important Notice] This video is intended to convey information through knowledge sharing and cannot, under any circumstances, replace medical consultation. After the Rain produces this broadcast without any financial support from the participating hospitals.