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Diabetes

I have read a few articles that doctors are claiming people with diabetes have basically made it disappear with bariatric surgery. Any one here have it and now they don't after surgery?

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It is my hope that my type 2 diabetes will go into remission. It really depends on what variety of diabetes you have. I have the insulin resistant variety due to my very high bmi. So in theory, I should be able to reduce my insulin resistance as my bmi reduces. Hopefully getting off of insulin altogether.

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