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January 13, 2022 Bariatric, Complicationsbariatric surgery, complications, duodenal switch, gastric bypass, hernias, long-term risks, low blood sugar, malnutrition, painkiller, risks

Bariatric Surgery: Lesser Known Long-Term Risks

With bariatric surgery on the rise, we’re getting much more data about some of the long-term risks associated with the treatment. While it is effective for patients with intractable obesity and metabolic conditions, the surgery is not without risk.  Most of the short-term effects of bariatric surgery are well-known among patients. Patients often complain of […]

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September 9, 2020 Bariatric, Bariatric Surgerybariatric, burn fat, calories, gastric bypass, gastric sleeve, lose weight, nutrients, obese, overeating, surgeries, surgery, weight loss

Bariatric Surgery: Gastric Sleeve vs. Gastric Bypass

Bariatric surgery is a term that encompasses many different treatments — such as a gastric sleeve surgery. All of these treatments and surgical procedures are aimed at obese people who need to lose weight. The idea with each of them is they alter your digestive system to promote more weight loss. Many obese individuals need […]

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July 20, 2018 Bariatric, Preparing forbariatric surgery, gastric bypass, obese, obesity, Preparing for Weight-Loss Surgery, weight loss, Weight Loss After Bariatric Surgery, weight loss surgery, Weight-Loss Surgery How to Prepare Mentally and Physically

Weight-Loss Surgery: How to Prepare Mentally and Physically

Dealing with obesity is a tough process, and you could well reach the stage where you need to consider weight-loss surgery. This is a big step in the life of any obese person because it signals the opportunity for a new beginning. Sometimes natural weight loss just doesn’t work, and this is when it becomes […]

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May 9, 2018 Child Obesity, ObesityDeficiency Symptoms, gastric bypass, Low Iron and Vit. D in Obese Teens Similar to Gastric Bypass, nutritional deficiencies, obese teens, teen, vitamin deficiencies, Vitamin Deficiencies in Obese Teens

Low Iron and Vit. D in Obese Teens Similar to Gastric Bypass

A study from the Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center suggests that obese teens may have nutritional deficiencies the likes of which are usually found in bariatric surgery patients. This is true even if the teen has not had weight loss surgery. Obesity is among the most serious health concerns of our society. It takes a […]

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January 3, 2018 Bariatric, Obesity, Obesity Treatment, Preparing forAdded Benefits of Weight Loss Surgery, bariatric surgery, Benefit of Weight Loss Surgery, benefits of bariatric surgery, benefits of weight loss, Benefits of Weight Loss Surgery, gastric bypass, gastric sleeve, weight loss surgery

Added Benefits of Weight Loss Surgery

You may be considering bariatric surgery as a solution to morbid obesity. In addition to massive weight loss, there are a few important but less-documented benefits of weight loss surgery that I’d like you to be aware of!  Benefit of Weight Loss Surgery Weight loss surgery is never a quick fix or the easy option. For most […]

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November 2, 2017 Bariatric, BLOG, Improving Health, My Bariatric Surgerycapella plastic surgery, gastric bypass, i lost 135 pounds, my bariatric life, my reclaimed life, reclaim my life, reclaiming my life, Reclaiming My Life! I Lost 135 Pounds!, weight loss, Winslow Facial Plastic Surgery

Reclaiming My Life! I Lost 135 Pounds!

November is the month of gratitude and we each have something for which to be thankful! So I’ve joined the #ThankfulNovember Challenge that has swept the country to acknowledge my many blessings after reclaiming my life from obesity. Every day this month I am among the many people who will Tweet something that I am […]

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September 4, 2017 Bariatric, Bariatric VitaminsB12 and folic acid, folic acid deficiency, gastric bypass, Gastric Bypass Vitamin Deficiencies, Gastric Bypass Vitamin Deficiencies B12 and Folic Acid, vitamin B12 deficiency, vitamins

Gastric Bypass Vitamin Deficiencies: B12 and Folic Acid

The gastric bypass dramatically improved my well-being. So I am grateful I finally had the surgery after chickening out and cancelling my first surgery date. Months later I would reschedule and this time go through with the surgery on account of my worsening health. Read: My Gastric Bypass Story. And while I am pleased with the outcome such good fortune requires constant vigilance. Gastric bypass vitamin […]

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May 20, 2017 Bariatric, Bariatric Dietbariatric surgery, Eating a Vegetarian Diet After Bariatric Surgery, gastric bypass, vegan, vegetables, vegetarian, vegetarian diet, vegetarian foods, weight loss, weight loss surgery

Eating a Vegetarian Diet after Bariatric Surgery

Since my gastric bypass weight loss surgery in 2003, I’ve had to eliminate more and more foods from my diet because of intolerances. I became increasingly intolerant to gluten, then lactose, then foods containing high levels of phytates, then fructose and fiber. So I decided to follow the Paleo diet and eliminate legumes and all grains. […]

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March 13, 2017 Bariatric, Preparing forbariatric eating, bariatric surgery, Bariatric Surgery Success, Eating after Bariatric Surgery, emotional eating, gastric bypass, obesity surgery, Weight Loss After Bariatric Surgery, weight loss surgery

You Can Be a Bariatric Surgery Success Story

How do you personally define bariatric surgery success? If asked what are your long-term weight loss goals, you would probably give positive, upbeat responses. It would be a shock to hear that your intention is to gain back every pound you lost over the course of the next 5 years. But it happens. I recall […]

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March 4, 2017 Bariatric, Preparing forbariatric, bariatric weight loss, Bariatric Weight Loss “How to Get it Done”, Bariatric Weight Loss Support, Bill Streetman, gastric bypass, gastric sleeve, LAP-Band, Sandi Henderson, weight loss

Bariatric Weight Loss “How to Get it Done”

Many people are living longer, staying healthier, and living more productive lives owing to bariatric weight loss from the surgery and lifestyle changes. Often times people have the bariatric surgery and a weight loss goal in mind. But there is a crucial component between the bariatric surgery and the goal weight that is often overlooked, or […]

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August 29, 2016 Bariatric Success Stories, Inspirationbariatric, Before and after gastric bypass, dr. joseph f. capella, Dr. Vishal Mehta, gastric bypass, gastric bypass obesity surgery, Kristin Szilagyi, Mehta Bariatric Center, obesity surgery, weight loss journey

Obesity Surgery Made Her Beautiful Outside

Kristin Szilagyi waited with me in the hospital room the day of my obesity surgery: August 27, 2003. Kristin stayed with me up until the last moment when the nurses brought the gurney to deliver me into my new life. And Kristin was there on the “other side” — the term bariatric patients have given […]

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May 5, 2016 Bariatric, Improving Healthgastric bypass, Gastric Bypass Migraine Relief, Migraine, migraine improvement, Migraine Relief, Migraine Relief after Bariatric Surgery, migraine triggers, migraine-free, Migraines, obesity, Obesity and Migraines, Teri Robert

Migraine Relief after Bariatric Surgery

There is no cure for migraines, but researchers have found that people who have had gastric bypass experience migraine relief after the surgery. Understanding Migraines About fifteen percent of the population suffers from migraines, and three times as many women get them as do men. Migraines are difficult. They can be disabling and last from […]

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April 30, 2016 Bariatric, Preparing for10 Bariatric Surgery Terms You Need to Know, bariatric surgery, bariatric surgery terms, common bariatric surgery terms, duodenal switch, gastric band, gastric bypass, gastric sleeve, preparing for bariatric surgery, weight loss, weight loss surgery

10 Bariatric Surgery Terms You Need to Know

If you’re just beginning your weight loss surgery journey, the myriad of bariatric surgery terms can be confusing. To help you navigate this unknown territory, we’ve compiled a list of 10 common bariatric surgery terms you’re likely to encounter along your path. Bariatric surgery There are several options in bariatric surgery, commonly known as weight […]

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March 26, 2016 Bariatric, Bariatric Surgerygastric bypass, gastric bypass pouch, gastric bypass pouch expanding, gastric bypass pouch rules, gastric bypass pouch size, gastric bypass surgery, How the Gastric Bypass Pouch Works, use of the gastric bypass pouch

How the Gastric Bypass Pouch Works

Anatomy of the Gastric Bypass Pouch Gastric bypass surgery is a weight loss surgery that addresses the problem of obesity and the co-morbidities of obesity. The gastric bypass procedure divides the stomach into a small upper pouch through which food will pass, and a larger lower pouch that contributes digestive juices into the intestine. The […]

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March 13, 2016 Aftercare, Bariatric, Get Fit, Good Habitsgastric bypass, gastric bypass pouch, gastric bypass pouch rules, Gastric Bypass Pouch Rules Explained, Gastric Bypass Pouch Rules for Dummies, gastric bypass surgery, pouch rules

Gastric Bypass Pouch Rules Explained

Understanding and practicing the gastric bypass pouch rules will help to relax feelings of hunger and keep weight off. Patients will not experience much hunger in the first six months after gastric bypass surgery. Hunger will present as the pouch increases in size. Gastric Bypass Pouch Doctors have discovered that the gastric bypass pouch will […]

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January 16, 2016 Bariatric, Bariatric Surgery, BLOG, My Bariatric Surgeryband-over-bypass, gastric bypass, gastric bypass revision, My Gastric Bypass Revision Story, Options for Gastric Bypass Revision, StomaphyX, Weight Regain after Gastric Bypass

My Gastric Bypass Revision Story

Before My Gastric Bypass Revision, There was a Successful Gastric Bypass Surgery Before my gastric bypass revision, there was a successful gastric bypass surgery… Finally, my long weight loss journey had come together. The weight loss after my gastric bypass surgery was like Christmas morning, or having tickets on the New York Giants fifty-yard line. […]

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