Key result
Interrupting abdominal bi-directional vagal transmission reduces hunger and promotes weight loss in the majority of patients.
Why the study?
Do interventions interrupting abdominal bi-directional vagal transmission reduce hunger and promote weight loss in patients with obesity?
Population
Patients with obesity and chronic overnutrition
Design
Review
Authors
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Hypothesis-generating for vagal interruption in obesity; prospective RCTs needed before clinical adoption.
Do interventions interrupting abdominal bi-directional vagal transmission reduce hunger and promote weight loss in patients with obesity?
Interrupting vagal transmission may be an effective therapeutic strategy for reducing hunger and promoting weight loss in obesity.
Kral et al. (2009) conducted a review in Obesity. Interruption of abdominal bi-directional vagal transmission was evaluated on Hunger and weight loss. Interrupting abdominal bi-directional vagal transmission reduces hunger and promotes weight loss in the majority of patients.
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