Posted - October 12, 2010
Does Dramatic Weight Reduction also Reduce Cancer Risk?
The relationship between bariatric surgery and some forms of cancer has been well established. Along with other health risks, obesity is frequently cited as a risk factor for breast, colon, endometrial, kidney and esophageal cancers. Learn More
Posted - October 5, 2010
Tips For Healthy Weight Loss
You have heard the old saying, “Slow and steady wins the race,” and never is it more true than when we are discussing weight loss. Your body does not respond well to sudden changes but, with a little time and encouragement, can adapt to achieve remarkable things. Learn More
Posted - September 28, 2010
Relieving Stress May Help With Weight Loss After Bariatric Surgery
In addition to making changes to your diet and getting more exercise, paying attention to your stress levels may play an important role in achieving weight loss after bariatric surgery. Learn More
Posted - September 18, 2010
The Obesity-Depression Link
Dutch researchers confirm that obesity and depression share a unique link where each condition increases the risk for developing the other. Learn More
Posted - September 8, 2010
Simple Steps To Exercise After Weight Loss Surgery
Becoming more physically active after weight loss surgery is essential to your long-term success. However, you might find the idea of jumping into a new fitness routine a little overwhelming. Follow these simple steps to ease into exercise after weight loss surgery. Learn More
Posted - August 26, 2010
New Research Sheds Light on Weight Loss Surgery Complications
New research suggests that the risk of complications from weight loss surgery is lower among bariatric surgeons who perform more operations. Learn More
Posted - August 19, 2010
Exercise Tips For Before or After Weight Loss Surgery
Exercising before or after weight loss surgery can be difficult if you're significantly over weight. You may find certain exercises painful or notice that your size has affected your mobility. Some workout equipment can be impossible to use for some obese people. But you don't have to give up! Use these workout tips to help you start getting in shape before or after weight loss surgery. Learn More
Posted - August 11, 2010
Tips for Exercise Soon After Weight Loss Surgery
Weight loss surgery is an effective way to lose a significant amount of weight because it helps reduce the amount of calories you consume on a daily basis. However, to achieve the best results from your weight loss surgery, you'll also need to incorporate exercise into your daily life after your operation. Learn More
Posted - August 6, 2010
Cindy: LAP-BAND
My name is Cindy and I had Lap-Band Surgery 16 months ago, and I have lost 108 pounds so far. And it has really changed my life, I’m much more active than I used to be. I feel so much better, I have much more energy, I can do all the things my kids always wanted to do. And I just feel so much better. My husband can put his arms around me now. And life is just great. Learn More
Posted - August 4, 2010
Plastic Surgery May Be Final Step After Weight Loss
Having weight loss surgery can help morbidly obese people lose a significant amount of weight, but it may not leave them with the body they were hoping for. When diet, exercise, and weight loss surgery doesn't result in a lean and tone appearance, plastic surgery may be able to help. Learn More
