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10 Dangerous Risks of Weight Loss Surgery in Mexico

Weight loss surgery in Mexico is on the rise, with over 2 million people crossing the border each year for more low-cost health care. For people strapped for cash, paying as little as $4,000 for bariatric surgery is sometimes the only option to overcome obesity and its deadly commodities. However, patients typically shrug off the […]

By Editor in ChiefPosted on February 15, 2022Posted in Obesity Reporter BlogTagged black market for organs, dangers of weight loss, death after weight loss surgery, dishonest bariatric doctors in mexico, extortion of tourist in mexico, fake bariatric centers in mexico, fear, illegal organ transplants, kidnapping of tourists in mexico, medical malpractice in mexico, stranded in mexico, Travel complications with weight loss surgery, unsanitary medical supplies, weight loss surgery in mexicoNo Comments

Intermittent Fasting (IF) for Beginners

Intermittent fasting is recognized as a popular weight loss diet due to its less strict food options. It can also help and vastly improve people’s health from obesity complications. This works as part of an eating schedule that involves not eating for most of the day while only consuming water, tea, or coffee during the […]

By Editor in ChiefPosted on January 5, 2022January 5, 2022Posted in Obesity Reporter BlogTagged calorie intake, calories, fasting, HGH, insulin, intermittent fasting, obesity, obesity risks, weight loss, weight loss diet, weight loss plans, weight managementNo Comments

Top 15 Incredible Celebrity Weight Loss Transformations

Living life under the spotlight can be quite a challenge – many celebrities are constantly being critiqued for their hair, clothes, and even weight. Some stars feel the need to lose weight to alter their appearance, while others do it simply for the sake of their own health and to prevent obesity-related illnesses. With the […]

By Editor in ChiefPosted on March 24, 2021October 16, 2021Posted in Obesity Reporter Blog, Weight LossTagged celebrity weight loss, jenny craig, keto diet, success stories, weight loss, weight loss program, weight loss transformations, weight watchersNo Comments

Is “Fat but Fit” a Myth When it Comes to Heart Health?

The fight against obesity and its stigma has become a trending topic. There are more and more campaigns every day seeking to raise awareness of obesity. “Fit but fat” is seldom referred to as Metabolically Healthy Obesity (MHO), characterized by overweight without cardiovascular (CV) risk factors. Question: Does being active despite having extra pounds improve […]

By Editor in ChiefPosted on February 23, 2021January 5, 2022Posted in Obesity News, Obesity Reporter BlogTagged blood sugar, bmi, body fat, body mass index, body mass index bmi, cardiovascular disease, cardiovascular risk, comorbidities, coronary heart condition, fit but fat, health risks, healthy weight, heart disease, heart failure, heart health, high blood pressure, high cholesterol, higher risk, lose weight, maintaining a healthy, obese people, obesity, obesity related health issues, physically fit, regular physical activity, risk factors, risk of heart, weight gain, weight lossNo Comments

Top 8 Weight Loss Programs in 2021

Weight loss methods continue to rise with the growing prevalence of obesity. Losing excess body fat can improve your health and boost your self-image. Some of us have struggled with gaining a few extra pounds during the COVID-19 Pandemic; if you’re one of them, this is the article for you! In the United States, nearly […]

By Editor in ChiefPosted on January 29, 2021March 12, 2021Posted in Obesity Reporter Blog, ResourcesTagged 20 pounds, blood sugar, counting calories, dash diet, diet plan, diet program, flexitarian diet, food groups, healthy fats, healthy habits, heart disease, jenny craig, loss programs for women, mayo clinic diet, meal plan, meals and snacks, meals delivered, medically supervised weight loss program, noom, nutrition, paleo diet, plant based, short term, type 2 diabetes, weight loss diet, weight loss plans, weight loss program, weight loss programs, weight management, weight watchersNo Comments

Dangers of COVID-19 on Obese, Morbidly Obese Individuals

Conquering obesity and the COVID-19 pandemic that is going on now isn’t easy; it is literally trying to tell someone to face their worst nightmares and inner demons. We all have our personal problems that we face every day, and being overweight isn’t any different. To me, the best way to face obesity is to […]

By Editor in ChiefPosted on May 4, 2020January 19, 2021Posted in Obesity Reporter BlogTagged coronavirus, covid-19, obesity and coronavirus, pandemicNo Comments

Five Important Benefits of Weight Loss Surgery

Bariatric surgery is the term used for weight loss surgery procedures that either use restriction, malabsorption, or both. The restriction limits how much food you can eat. Malabsorption skips the complete digestion of food which reduces the number of calories absorbed by your body. The benefits of weight loss surgery along with its effectiveness are […]

By Editor in ChiefPosted on April 4, 2018March 23, 2022Posted in Obesity Reporter BlogTagged bariatric surgery, body mass index bmi, excess weight, health risks, high blood pressure, kidney disease, lose weight, morbidly obese, quality of life, sleep apnea, sleeve gastrectomy, weight loss, weight loss surgery1 Comment

Weight Loss Surgery After Joint Replacement Surgery

There is a persistent link between joint and knee pain with obesity. The connection between the two is not unusual since the heavier someone is, the more pressure is placed on the body’s joints.

By Editor in ChiefPosted on February 20, 2018February 4, 2021Posted in Obesity Reporter BlogNo Comments

Weight Loss Surgery Improves Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease

Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease (NAFLD) is a very common type of liver disease that is specifically not linked to drinking alcohol. A study’s results were released at the 2014 Digestive Disease Week meeting that showed through a study of 160 people with nonalcoholic fatty liver disease. The study tracked the process of these individuals having […]

By Editor in ChiefPosted on January 24, 2018January 19, 2021Posted in Obesity Reporter Blog, Bariatric Surgery Studies, Obesity NewsTagged bariatric surgery, cure, improves, NAFLD, non-alcoholic fatty liver disease, symptoms, weight loss surgery1 Comment

Finding the Best Bariatric Surgery Center Near You

Bariatric surgery for the treatment of morbid obesity is exploding around the world. More and more bariatric surgery centers open frequently, and the market gets more competitive. Finding a trusted bariatric surgery center is more challenging than ever, as there is a constant battle between price and quality.

By Editor in ChiefPosted on January 23, 2018November 16, 2020Posted in Obesity Reporter BlogTagged bariatric, center, hospital, procedure, surgeon, surgery, weight lossNo Comments

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