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Supplements to take after bariatric surgery

[Infographic] 5 Bariatric Vitamins You Need After Surgery

  If you live with unhealthy levels of body fat and your lifestyle changes and various medications have been unsuccessful at helping you lose weight, you’ve likely considered getting bariatric surgery (also commonly known as weight loss surgery).   Prior to surgery patients often take supplements to deal with weight-related health issues. However, it’s common…

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is bariatric surgery right for me?

Are You a Good Candidate for Bariatric Surgery?

It’s a question that’s often foremost on the minds of potential weight-loss surgery patients: Am I a good candidate for bariatric surgery? Let’s take a moment to examine this important question. Struggling with obesity can be extremely challenging, especially when your body’s weight interferes with key activities in daily life. In addition, obesity can lead…

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tips for supporting weight loss surgery patients

7 Tips To Find Support for Your Weight Loss Journey

There are many factors that contribute to an effective weight loss support system. Now that you’ve decided to move forward with bariatric surgery, it is important to complement it with wise eating habits, a solid exercise regime, and great sleep. Stress is an issue as well.   Many factors play a role in being successful…

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5 Amazing Benefits of Bariatric Surgery

Bariatric surgery procedures provide lifelong changes for many patients, especially those who not only suffer from excessive weight, but also conditions such as sleep apnea, urinary incontinence, and arthritis. The obvious reason to consider weight loss surgery is to lose weight, but new weight loss surgery options offer many additional life changing benefits of bariatric…

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things to consider before getting weight loss surgery

3 Things to Know When Considering Weight Loss Surgery

Being overweight impacts nearly every area of a person’s life. Many overweight people may end up considering weight loss surgery after years of struggling with diet and exercise plans, “magic” pills, and other weight loss fads.   Providing a more permanent solution for weight loss and healthy living, weight loss surgery is a big commitment…

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setting realistic weight loss goals

Setting Realistic Weight Loss Goals

If losing weight has been a lifelong struggle, you may get to the point when you are ready to throw in the towel. No matter how overwhelming the fight against those excess pounds is, you can’t give up.   When you take off the extra weight, not only will you feel better about your appearance,…

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how fast food relates to obesity

How Fast Food Relates to Obesity

Is fast food to blame for the obesity epidemic? It is undeniable that there is a link between fast food and obesity in America. Go to almost any town in the country and you’ll find a couple of fast food restaurants….

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Questions about cosmetic surgery procedures

What To Ask Your Bariatric Doctor About Cosmetic Surgery Procedures

Shortly after your bariatric surgery, you might start considering cosmetic surgery to address the impacts of significant weight loss. With our vast experience helping patients through their weight loss journey, we have compiled a list the top cosmetic surgery questions you should be asking your doctor before choosing a cosmetic surgery practice or procedure. The Top Cosmetic Surgery…

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how much does obesity cost in healthcare?

The Cost of Obesity

Obesity is a complicated issue that can stem from genetics, behavior, and environmental factors such as geographic location and income level. Because there are so many circumstances that can cause obesity, it’s important to understand why you or a loved one is struggling with excess weight so you can work toward a healthier future. Whether…

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What to know before gallbladder surgery

What to Know About Gallbladder Surgery

The gallbladder is a curious piece of anatomy. A small sac-like organ, its primary function is to store digestive juices to help the small intestine break down fat. This little sachet of bile is likely to go unnoticed — in fact, most people can’t point to its location in the body — until it causes pain….

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