Introduction to Do You Qualify for Weight Loss Surgery? It’s no secret that the world is getting heavier. A combination of gargantuan food portions, unhealthy food choices, and sedentary lifestyles have had detrimental effects on our weight and health. A whopping two out of every five adults is either overweight or obese. And nearly half…
Introduction to Insurance for Gastric Bypass Surgery Are you morbidly obese? Do you suffer from one or more life-limiting health conditions as a result, such as high blood pressure or type 2 diabetes? If so, gastric bypass surgery could save your life. The procedure makes weight loss easier and is becoming more popular every year….
Popular weight loss surgeries such as the laparoscopic sleeve gastrectomy (LSG) help you lose excess weight and reduce your risk of potentially life-limiting obesity comorbidities. If you have a BMI of 40 or higher or a BMI of 35 with a weight-related ailment such as Type 2 diabetes, you may qualify for one of these…
Introduction to How is Hernia Surgery Types Performed Hernia surgery is a common general surgical procedure that millions of people worldwide have undergone. The techniques involved are customizable according to the type of hernia you have. There are several types of hernia and each one requires a specific method for repairing the damage while preventing…
Introduction to Non-Surgical Weight Loss Method vs Bariatric Surgery Obesity is a worldwide epidemic that shows no signs of slowing down. Nearly half of all adults are now considered to be overweight or obese. There are numerous reasons why so many people, even children, are suffering from the disease of obesity. High-calorie foods and mega…
Introduction to From Consultation to Gastric Sleeve Surgery Many are familiar with the life-changing aspects of bariatric surgery. With a single procedure, weight loss suddenly becomes possible after a potentially long lifetime of trying. When you become obese, it is true that losing weight becomes infinitely more difficult than it is for someone of normal…
Understanding Lap Band Revision to Gastric Sleeve in Los Angeles, CA A laparoscopic adjustable gastric band (Lap-Band) is an inflatable device around the stomach’s top portion. The purpose of the surgery is to treat obesity by restricting food consumption. The first lap band was surgically placed on September 1st, 1993. From that point onward, bariatric…
Introduction to Medically Supervised Diets and Weight Loss Medications Weight Loss is a Billion Dollar Industry Weight loss is a $3.8 billion industry in the United States and $295.3 billion worldwide. Go to your local grocery store and find the diet and supplement aisle. You will find countless pills and potions made by various companies…
Introduction Non-Surgical Alternatives for Weight Loss Conventional wisdom tells us that losing weight involves diet and exercise. when those traditional means of getting healthy fail to work, bariatric surgery is the usual next step. But what if you don’t qualify for surgery or are not ready to commit? Are you destined to suffer the disease…
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