Which outcome occurs when bile discharge reduces dramatically?

💡 Explanation

Reduced bile decreases lipid emulsification because it impairs the detergent-like action; therefore, fat absorption worsens, rather than issues arising from protein or carbohydrate related enzymes or increasing total electrolyte absorption. Bile acids facilitate the breakdown of fat globules.

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