Peter Attia· MD
I've actually seen data that look at making no change to a patient other than altering the morphology of the duodenum and that improves type 2 diabetes
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I've actually seen data that look at making no change to a patient other than altering the morphology of the duodenum and that improves type 2 diabetes
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you do this operation on a patient within about 10 days they haven't lost a meaningful amount of weight but all of a sudden they don't need insulin anymore and very quickly their diabetes resolves
at least as far as the ru and Y gastric bypass which is a real organization a reorganization of the plumbing uh of a person's gut that you took a person who was obese with type 2 diabetes and you do a ruiny gastric bypass on them and within days of surgery their glycemic control improves even before they've lost weight