Medical observations and classic research find that humans and nonhumans whose stomachs have been removed:

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Studies have shown that individuals (both humans and animals) who have had their stomachs removed can still regulate food intake. This suggests that satiety signals can be generated by other parts of the digestive system such as the intestines, or potentially through hormonal signals. While these individuals may have to adjust their eating habits and patterns, they are still able to maintain a healthy weight and food intake.

Medical Observations and Classic Research Find That Humans and Nonhumans