It sure doesn't reflect well on self-restraint. One way to look at it is as taking the conveniences that promote "quality of life" further along the path towar

It sure doesn't reflect well on self-restraint. One way to look at it is as taking the conveniences that promote "quality of life" further along the path toward some yet-to-be-determined limit. If people could eat and not only worry less about the consequences, but also experience less of the consequences the majority would. That said, these "stombots" wouldn't only be for people who want to eat double-ice cream sundays occasionally. If enough sugars could be broken down in the stomach--before they enter the blood stream, it could help manage type 2 diabetes upstream.