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Do you know the Difference between Gastric Band, Gastric Sleeve, and Gastric Bypass Surgery? Although these different types of bariatric surgeries have a lot in common, they are each completely different procedures. One even involves removing a portion of the stomach, while the others just limit areas of the stomach that food has access to. …

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Gastric Sleeve Surgery Benefits Obesity has become a silent epidemic that is taking over the globe in a very subtle yet deadly manner. Statistically it kills more people than Covid every year. Obesity and being overweight are dreaded, but unfortunately, the lifestyle and food habits of most world populations have led to the situation we …

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Are You a Good Candidate for Weight Loss Surgery? Bariatric (weight loss) surgery has been a lifesaver for millions of people in the U.S. There are several kinds of bariatric surgery, including gastric bypass, which are collectively referred to as bariatric surgery. A medical weight loss program is often the first step for patients who …

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Have you considered a going on a weight loss surgery Vacation? Here is why you should consider a weight loss surgery vacation in Las Vegas, Nevada. Lately, a variety of horror stories have circulated in the media about obesity being linked to Covid 19 which has led to apprehensions among Americans towards medical treatment for …

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10 Tips to Avoid Overeating on this Thanksgiving PLUS bonus tips for weight loss surgery clients. Does overeating on Thanksgiving dinner weigh you down? If so, you are not alone. According to the Calorie Control Council, an association that represents the low and reduced-calorie food industry, the average American may consume 4 500 calories and …

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Survive Halloween After Bariatric Surgery! Life after bariatric surgery will often lead to a more active lifestyle, especially during the Holidays. Starting in Fall the days that you used to stay inside and hide or feel sick are soon replaced with more face to face interactions like work parties, coffee meetups and public settings like …

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Are you considering weight loss surgery? Read these 10 commonly asked questions by bariatric patients about weight loss surgery. Q: What should I eat before weight loss surgery? A: Depending on your BMI, Your doctor will either put you on a one or two week diet prior to surgery. You will replace two meals with …

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Learn what to do when experiencing hair loss after Bariatric Surgery. Hair loss after bariatric surgery can be quite scary and may defer people away from choosing bariatric surgery. But, hair loss is not permanent, and the hair grows back with proper nutrition. Those who undergo bariatric surgery are more likely to experience hair loss …

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Risks of Traveling to Mexico for Weight Loss Surgery The rising cost of medical treatment and services in America is forcing people to look for a solution elsewhere. Mexico is one such country that is gaining popularity for offering relatively cheaper medical services. Even though there are a few procedures that one can easily get …

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To lose weight regain after weight loss surgery (WLS), one must review weight gain as a whole. It is important to understand obesity and weight gain. The surgical management of obesity has become more popular to combat this worldwide epidemic. Obesity and Weight Gain According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, about two-thirds …

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