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Gherlin

I know that Sleevers lose the part of their stomach that produced gherlin, therefore reducing appetite. Does the same thing happen to bypass patients?

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    Bypass patients have a period of time where the hunger hormone is reduced or gone. It does come back. Usually around 6 months to a year post op.

    I will say that mine is back but it is not a knowing hunger and is easily satiated.

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