Scientists speculate: Part of the beneficial effects of bariatric surgery may be related to a reduction in pathogenic bacteria and the lipopolysaccharides they produce Our findings support a hypothesis of translocated gut bacteria as a potential trigger of obesity and diabetes, and suggest that the antidiabetic effects of bariatric surgery might be mechanistically linked to, and even the result of, a reduction in plasma levels of LPS. What? Oh yeah, if all obese went gluten free they would obviously lose at least as much fat as with surgery... no, I don so. The possible INVOLVEMENT (certainly not the only and by no means the most important reason) of LPS from the gut in the etiology diabesity is still interesting. suppversity Reference: Troseid, Marius, et al. Plasma Lipopolysaccharide Is Closely Associated With Glycemic Control and Abdominal Obesity Evidence from bariatric surgery. Diabetes Care 36.11 (2013): 3627-3632.
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