I mean, what happen with all the fat and bad stuff in our blood system? Is there any drastic and/or abrupt alteration in the body at all?
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Bariatric surgery just reduces the size of your stomach. Nothing happens with the rest of your body. As the patient (hopefully) eats less after, they’ll start to burn the fat reserves slowly over time. Not sure what “bad stuff in blood” you refer to, but if you say continue eating poorly, you’ll still have issues like nutritional deficiency, cardiac disease risk factors etc.
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