mitrjain

It actually makes sense. Pre banding- If there is nothing in the bottom part of your stomach (i.e. it's empty) then I suppose you should be hungry. If there is something in the top part of your stomach well obviously your stomach is full so therefore it lets you know that it is. Post banding- I suppose the problem comes post banding when you are getting a signal from the bottom part saying "Hey I'm empty" and the top part saying "Stop it- I'm full"

Cool, thanks.

I'm researching banding at the moment with a view to having the procedure done next year. I have what may be a simple question but I cant find an answer for it. I spend a lot of time outside with my job and where I live is very hot and humid in summer. I normally cant get by on less than 3 litres (about three quarter of a gallon) of Water a day and have actually suffered dehydration and collapsed on a day when I didnt drink that much. Post-banding, will it still be possible to drink that much water every day?