Are you dreading the holidays because you fear gaining more weight? Don’t worryFor your obese health risks, a gastric sleeve is the ultimate solution That’s an understandable fear. Delicious food is part of this festive season, and they say the average person gains a pound or two between Thanksgiving and New Year’s Day. You can…
A common concern people have when opting for bariatric surgery is that their hair will fall out. For those who haven’t heard about this side effect of bariatric surgery, you should not be overly concerned. It is true that hair loss is a normal side effect of some weight loss procedures. Bariatric patients lose their…
Are you excited about your upcoming bariatric surgery? You should be. You are about to join the millions of patients who have successfully lost 50% to 70% of their excess weight over the long term and can use the following bariatric surgery tips. Bariatric surgery has a high success rate and represents the safest and fastest…
Introduction to Do Bariatric Surgery Patients Need to Track Macronutrients? As a bariatric surgery patient, and as part of a healthy eating plan, you may wonder if counting macronutrients, especially Macros After Bariatric Surgery, is required. Counting macronutrients is a popular and healthy way to lose weight after a bariatric surgery. Unfortunately, when you are…
you among the 42% of U.S. adults classified as obese? If so, you might have considered bariatric surgery. Over 220,000 people undergo weight loss surgery each year, which involves a procedure aimed at helping you lose excess weight quickly and safely. The surgeries themselves are minimally invasive and come with names you may already know. Gastric…
The duodenal switch (biliopancreatic diversion with duodenal switch (BPD-DS) is a rare bariatric surgery performed by Gastric Bypass Surgeons. It is reserved for “super obese” patients with body mass index (BMI) scores of 50 or greater. One of the reasons the technique is so rarely performed is because it used to be associated with a…
Understanding: What are Comorbidities of Obesity? When discussing the disease of obesity with a doctor or bariatric surgeon, you may hear the term Obesity Comorbidities used from time to time. In many situations, gastric bypass surgery is performed to avoid severe health risks.These include glucose intolerance, insulin resistance, hypertension, diabetes mellitus, arthritis, sleep apnea, gallbladder…
Introduction to Exploring the Impact of Gastric Sleeve Surgery on Hormones Weight loss takes more than willpower, despite what people say. No matter what you do, your hormones may be to blame if the weight won’t budge. Gastric sleeve surgery can help regulate your gut hormones, making weight loss possible and nearly assured. Bariatric surgeries like…
Understanding Bariatric Surgery Recovery Having bariatric surgery can fill you with a mix of emotions. There is a relief that you will finally be able to fight obesity on advantageous terms with weight loss surgery . You’ll feel joy when you envision your slimmer body. And you’ll be hopeful for the future once the weight…
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