As long as there is food, there will be sugar, and where there is sugar, there is a “jungle”. As a diabetic patient, you live in this dangerous world every day, just to prevent abnormal blood sugar. Many diabetics only know to pay attention to their daily diet to stabilize their blood sugar, but in fact, there are many reasons for the rise of blood sugar. Excessive emotional or mental stress and too much emotional ups and downs can prevent certain organs in the human body from functioning normally, causing disorders in the internal environment and raising blood sugar. Moderate exercise is a good way to stabilize blood sugar, however, high-intensity exercise requires higher energy consumption and stimulates the adrenal glands, thus prompting the liver to produce glucose at a faster rate, with a consequent rise in blood sugar. How many patients today still feel that they have been given a “death notice” from the moment they are diagnosed with diabetes, when in fact it is not that terrible. In particular, type 2 diabetes, which is caused by severe obesity, can be effectively treated with gastric bypass surgery. Gastric bypass surgery reduces nutrient absorption and limits intake by reconstructing the digestive tract and creating a small gastric sac, which allows the body to substantially reduce the amount of sugar absorbed by the body and reduces the stress on glucose metabolism. Importantly, the procedure is very effective in treating diabetes by achieving stable weight loss, improving insulin resistance, and repairing islet function after a period of post-operative recovery.