2. Damp-heat in the liver and gallbladder, damp-heat in the bladder and damp-heat in the large intestine all belong to the pathological category under normal circumstances and need to be treated by a professional doctor. Food may not play any role. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that if animals with high protein and fat eat too much meat, they will produce phlegm, make a fire and get wet. It doesn't matter what food they eat. The key is to eat a light diet without increasing the burden on the spleen and stomach.