16
Dec
You may have heard that one of the more common side effects patients experience after gastric bypass surgery is vitamin or mineral deficiency. It's true that close to 30% of all gastric bypass patients experience some form of nutritional deficiency like osteoporosis, anemia...
View More16
Dec
Anyone who has suffered with obesity can attest to the significant psychological and emotional toll it can take on a person. It can lead to low self-esteem, anxiety and depression. So it raises the question: will a patient shed the psychological burden associated with obesity alo...
View More16
Dec
Gardening for HealthThe satisfaction of nurturing your garden and watching it thrive, not to mention the fresh, pure taste of homegrown foods is priceless. Here are 10 more healthy reasons to love gardening this summer:1. Exercise fun in the sun! Gardening provides you w...
View More16
Dec
Once you have decided to take positive action towards regaining your health and losing your excess weight through bariatric surgery, the next and often-difficult task is to decide on which procedure is best for you. Each of the different surgeries has its own set of advantages an...
View More16
Dec
Following bariatric surgery, most patients are eager to get started on their new weight loss path. It's important, however, to let your body recover from the surgery and to adjust to the changes that have taken place in your digestive system. So, we wanted to share with you...
View More16
Dec
You've made it beyond the six-month stage. Congratulations! You’ve probably lost a significant amount of weight by now, and you know what types and amounts of food your body can handle at any given time. Now, it’s time to continue on your weigh...
View More16
Dec
The bariatric surgery post-op diet series continues with months 4 to 6, where you'll see more diversity in your food options, and may start to get a little over-confident as you lose weight and keep feeling better. By now, you should be well into the lifestyle you&rsq...
View More16
Dec
