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The first step of the surgeries is the removal of the nonglandular part of the stomach (forestomach) by application of an ETS-Flex 35-mm staple line (Ethicon, Issy les Moulineaux, France)

Whilst research suggests potential benefits, the evidence base has important limitations that must be acknowledged

A comprehensive metabolic assessment allows for targeted interventions that may benefit both conditions simultaneously, including structured weight management programmes, dietary modification (including increased fluid intake and salt reduction for stone prevention), increased physical activity, and treatment of underlying metabolic abnormalities

Adapted from clinical prescribing guidance

Ensuring that your total dietary intake is balanced with fiber and plenty of water will keep your digestion moving and your scent profile neutral