Objectives Constipation and opioid-induced constipation (OIC) are common with limited
treatment options. We investigated whether a noninvasive method of auricular vagal nerve …

… Diet-induced and exercise-induced weight loss remains a key … the right abdominal branch
of the vagus, then forms a network … α-receptor blockade with prazosin and β-receptor blockade …

… type 1 diabetic symptoms (eg, sudden weight loss). As a secondary qualitative indicator of
the … rat (not used in this study) during no block (224 µA threshold) and during 26 kHz blocking …

… enough weight loss to reverse complications and weight loss … add a further weight loss of
2.6–8.8% [8] and help with weight … A subsequent study accordingly tried to block both GLP-1 …

… The percentage of total weight loss at 6 months after bariatric … association was found with
weight loss or change in insulin … Sympatho-vagal balance was defined as the ratio of low …

… weight loss [83]. Based … vagal blockade has been developed to generate weight loss. Not
surprisingly, reflecting the extreme intricacy, even in vitro, of achieving effective nerve blockade…

… In addition to sympathetic alterations, a cardiac vagal defect may be detected in more than …
when used as part of a weight-loss program [38]. Additionally, weight loss has been shown to …

… achieve significant excess weight loss. This … weight loss, whereas gut hormonal blockade
by antibodies or pharmacological agents (such as octreotide) can diminish the weight loss …

… Bariatric surgery is by a substantial margin, the most efficacious means of achieving
sustained weight loss maintenance in patients with obesity. Roux-en-Y gastric bypass surgery (…

… Ingested nutrients also activate afferent vagal and somatosensory nerves that innervate the
… s starting weight, it makes sense to develop weight loss therapeutics that block this response …