Gallbladder women have a solid torso and slender legs, with most of their weight gain occurring in their lower abdomen. Her body may be a full size smaller above her waist than below, and she may have small, deep-set eyes. Her initial weight gain pattern starts in her lower abdomen, with a secondary gain in her waist and upper hips. She experiences little-to-no weight gain in her thighs (except for the upper inner thighs), legs, lower hips and buttocks.

Gallbladder men have an average-to-thick strong, stocky torso. Because a soft layer of fat covers the male abdomen, muscle definition is harder for them to attain—no matter how hard they work out. Buttocks are generally rounded, and height is typically short to average.

Gallbladder types process information and make decisions by taking in information, digesting it, and seeing how it feels. Placing a high value on peace and tranquility, Gallbladder body types are generally patient, calm and easygoing. Practical, helpful and down-to-earth, social harmony is important to Gallbladders. Although they do well and "fit in" during social situations, Gallbladders tend to be shy, preferring to be around family and close friends. Careful, task-oriented and dependable, Gallbladders show little interest in leadership positions, preferring to work behind the scenes. Much of their satisfaction comes from nurturing others and making themselves useful to those around them. Preferring life to be steady and consistent, Gallbladders feel safe around what is known, and are slow to initiate any life changes.

The gallbladder is located on the right side of the abdomen, under the liver. It is a reservoir for bile (produced by the liver), which acts like soap in the breakdown and absorption of fats. Bile is necessary for assimilation of fat-soluble vitamins and for preventing putrefaction of intestinal contents.

The recommended restaurant cuisine for Gallbladders is Mexican, Italian, Thai, Chinese and homestyle cooking.