For example, the Firmicutes genus (dominant in people living with obesity) significantly decreased in people after MBS, associating with significant weight loss, improved insulin sensitivity, and widespread systemic inflammation, while the Akkermansia genus (reduced in mice with obesity and T2D) increased after MBS, showing reduced fat mass, increased thermogenesis, and induction of systemic GLP-1 secretion in mice [87]. This evidence concerns the gene GLP1R and obesity disorder.