Diabetes Surgery
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@zoopu You cant treat diabetes. only keep it under control for a wile. it slowly eats away at your body until u lose a leg or your vision and just gets worst over time
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@zoopu : This surgery the video is speaking of is for diabetes not weight loss!
I have had type2 for over 30 yrs and meds, diet no longer help. This surgery is my only hope to be rid of this disease and the horrible affects it has on my body! Many, many diabetics are no longer able to control their sugar levels by strictly dieting and exercise. We have become immune. The Dr's are recommending this for quality of life.
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More videos like this (only for physicians) at symposier (.com)
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What IS it about bypassing the small intestine that would cause normo- or hypoglycemia? Is the effect related to some process occurring in the small intestine - perhaps the activation or inhibition of some gastric or endocrinological hormone? What's really BEHIND this potential solution to refractory type 2 diabetes mellitus? What's the scientific logic? Does anyone know?
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Ramones and Iron maiden kick ass.
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hmm, Cud is a portion of food that returns from a ruminant's stomach in the mouth to be chewed for the second time. More accurately, it is a bolus of semi-degraded food regurgitated from the reticulorumen of a ruminant. Cud is produced during the physical digestive process of rumination, or "chewing the cud". The idiomatic expression chewing one's cud means meditating or pondering.
Wonder if there is a link in that to acid reflux disease as well
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people need to devote more research on the subject of "eating right for your blood type"
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Woohooo go for it!
Clinical trials and test.
You never know.
Sounds easy, doesn't it?
Surgery has succeeded as a treatment for obesity because how hard it is to change behavioral patterns, especially if you think about all the messages we get: The fast-food industry is great seller - no matter what, we're always going to want more -; we are also bombarded with the idea of looking pretty, now more than ever; and nowadays we have lost a grip with temporal reality, not just wanting, but expecting and demanding quick results.
KharlozU 3 years ago 3
But, some of us AFTER a malabsorptive gastric bypass who never had diabetes? End up with drastically dangerous LOW BLOOD GLUCOSE. It's not the answer.
meltingmamamelted 3 years ago 2