HIGHER CANCER RATE WITH GALLBLADDER REMOVAL

I had my gallbladder removed about 7 years ago.  I have always had problems with diarrhea and thought that I have to live with this side-effect for the rest of my life.  I have been told there there are other alternatives than perscription drugs such as Metamucil (fiber) and taking Milk Thistle which would also help in the health of my liver (when I had the surgery, they did a liver biopsy to show that I had fatty liver and it was slightly enlarged.  This is not uncommon for people who have gallstones and gallbladder issues).

My concern is that now that the gallbladder is not there to hold and release the acids and bile SLOWLY into the intestines, it is now a continuous flow into the intestines straight from the liver and that faster flow is causing my diarrhea.  I've have heard that people that have had their gallbladder removed have a 2 to 3 times higher chance of getting intestinal cancers.  In fact, I read it from a medical journal and it was a doctor from Sweden.

First question is, should I take Metamucil to become more regular or even the Milk Thistle (or both)?  Will any of that obsorb the amount of bile/acid that is being released into the intestine?  Second question, is there a higher rate of intestinal cancers due to this bile/acid being directly delivered to the intestine?