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After weight-loss surgery, the gut becomes more responsive to bile acids via a receptor called TGR5, which helps trigger the release of a hormone (GLP-1) that improves blood sugar control.
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After weight-loss surgery, the gut makes more of a receptor called TGR5, which helps the body release more of a hormone (GLP-1) that helps control blood sugar and appetite—exactly what the claim says.
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