Posted - February 6, 2012
Lap Band may be Good for the Heart
Lap Band surgery in Carrollton can help you to lose weight and begin living a healthier lifestyle, but there are a number of other benefits to Lap Band surgery that often go unnoticed. While your aesthetic appearance may make metaphorical hearts stop following your operation, your Lap Band may actually help your heart to keep going! Those who undergo bariatric surgery to lose weight are less likely to suffer a fatal heart attack than are obese individuals who try to lose weight through non-surgical methods. Learn More
Posted - January 26, 2012
How to Become More Assertive
Bariatric Surgery in Carrollton can help you to lose weight and develop a healthier lifestyle, but in order to get the most out of your weight loss operation you must realize that it is only the first step on the long journey towards becoming a better you. In many cases, the body changes faster than the mind, but in order for the changes made to the body to become lasting changes, you must be open to the emotional and mental changes, as well as the physical ones. Learn More
Posted - January 17, 2012
Setting Boundaries
In practically every aspect of life, you must learn to set boundaries for yourself as well as for others. Some people find that setting boundaries, particularly when they are for your own good, is difficult to do and even more difficult to stick to. Most people who suffer from obesity are eager to please others and constantly put other people's well-being before their own. In order to successfully lose weight and maintain that loss via a healthier, more active lifestyle, boundaries are a necessity. Learn More
Posted - January 11, 2012
Less Common Obesity Related Conditions
Most people associate heart disease and respiratory ailments with obesity, but there are less common conditions affected by weight as well. Genetics are responsible for some risks, but additional factors and obesity itself can also be at fault. While receiving a sleeve gastrectomy in Dallas can improve or eliminate many of these health risks, it is important to be aware of some of the less common risks that obesity can put you at risk for. Learn More
Posted - January 4, 2012
Differentiating Hunger Cues
For many people that struggle with their weight, one of the biggest causes of overeating is emotional hunger. After having obesity surgery in Dallas your body will not become as hungry as it once would, and your body’s desire for food will decrease, but for many people the emotional desire to eat does not go away. Separating head hunger from physical hunger is crucial to overcoming the desire to overeat. Learn More
Posted - January 2, 2012
Life after Gastric Sleeve
Gastric sleeve surgery is a successful form of weight loss treatment that helps many people to reach their weight loss goals and begin living a healthier life. Prior to the weight loss operation your bariatric surgeon will speak with you about the changes that you will need to make following the surgical procedure. Learn More
Posted - December 28, 2011
Lose Weight This Winter with Simple Tips
If you are planning to have surgery for weight loss in Carrollton, it is important that you stay on track with your weight loss goals this winter. While it is common to gain weight during this time of year due to the weather making it less appealing to spend time outside, and all the delicious treats that are available during the holidays, there are a few things you can do to avoid gaining weight. Learn More
Posted - December 22, 2011
Bariatric Surgery Can Treat Migraines
People who are obese are more likely to suffer from migraines, which are severe debilitating headaches that can last hours or days and often occur between one and four times each month. Nausea, light sensitivity and vomiting are common symptoms. Although the causes of migraines are not well understood, they have been linked to abnormal brain activity, certain foods, environmental factors and stress. Learn More
Posted - December 16, 2011
Talking to your Doctor can help you Lose Weight
According to a recent study, speaking with your weight loss specialist can be one of the most beneficial steps that you can take towards reaching your weight loss goal. Approximately two-thirds of the US population is either overweight or obese, which is a serious health risk that needs to be addressed. Although you may feel uncomfortable talking to your doctor about your weight, it is one of the important discussions that may help to improve your health. Learn More
Posted - December 15, 2011
10 Tips for Eating after Lap Band
Gastric band surgery for weight loss can help many people that have struggled to lose weight on their own finally reach their weight loss goal. Getting a gastric band in Plano can help you to control your appetite by physically limiting the amount of food that you can eat at one time. The Lap Band device creates a small pouch on top of the stomach to help the person feel full on less food, without reducing the amount of nutrients or minerals absorbed. Since your diet will be reduced once you have your Lap Band, it is important to change your eating habits so that you are still receiving all of the nutrients that you need every day. Learn More
