A new study from Stanford has shown that gastric bypass may reverse the effects of aging.

http://www.medpagetoday.com/MeetingCoverage/ObesityWeek/42950

A new study from Stanford has shown that gastric bypass may reverse the effects of aging.

http://www.medpagetoday.com/MeetingCoverage/ObesityWeek/42950

Thank goodness, maybe I can be 39 again and know what I have learned in these past 71 years and this time put it to good use. Just couldn't pass up this opportunity DL.

Lol - I'm not very far behind you!

Lol - I'm not very far behind you!

Wow, I'm 37.... Maybe I can look 20 again! Hahaha

Yes,published by my surgeon. Stanford is doing all kinds of trials on obesity. I'm participating in a few.

Yes,published by my surgeon. Stanford is doing all kinds of trials on obesity. I'm participating in a few.

I for one would love to see you start a new thread with what trials they're conducting and any information that may be available on the results of their studies so far. The success of bariatric surgery combined with the obesity epidemic has resulted in millions of research dollars being available that was simply was not there before. Many of the discoveries they are making are fascinating and almost always lead to the search for answers to new questions which result from what they have learned.

Yes,published by my surgeon. Stanford is doing all kinds of trials on obesity. I'm participating in a few.

I, too, hope you will post whatever you can about such research. So exciting! And necessary for informing the naysayers.

Hmmm.
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My gf has turned 30 years OLDER since her surgery in 2007.
Sure the doctors has their hands on something very important body functions but actually this headline just come to prove that the they actually don't have any clue about what they are messing around with.
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Scary!