Duodenal Switch vs. Gastric Sleeve

Once it is found that you qualify for bariatric surgery, you and your doctor are going to need to determine the weight loss procedure that makes the most sense for your health, BMI, budget, and commitment to weight loss. One of the most common options used by bariatric surgeons today is known as the gastric sleeve or the […]

By Editor in ChiefPosted on June 9, 2016March 10, 2020Posted in Weight Loss Surgeries, Obesity Reporter BlogTagged after, benefits, between, cautions, comparison, deciding, duodenal switch, gastric sleeve, is, or, post, results, risks, safety, surgery, vs, which is betterNo Comments

Forbidden Foods After Gastric Sleeve Surgery: Avoid Them After Surgery

Gastric Sleeve Forbidden Foods Also known as vertical sleeve gastrectomy, gastric sleeve surgery is a surgical procedure that reduces the size of the stomach by 85%. During the surgery, a section of the stomach is removed leaving a thin tube-shaped stomach. Because the stomach is so much smaller, the patient will feel full faster and […]

By Editor in ChiefPosted on March 27, 2015January 29, 2021Posted in After Surgery, Obesity Reporter Blog, Weight Loss SurgeriesTagged after, alcohol, bad, bariatric surgery revision, diet, duodenal switch, fast, fatty, food, foods to avoid, forbidden foods, fried, gastric balloon, gastric band, gastric banding surgery, gastric bypass, gastric sleeve, gastric sleeve plication, helpful tips, meat, post, revision, snacks, sugar, whole milk44 Comments

Free Bariatric Surgery Protein Samples

Because of how restrictive and malabsorptive so many weight loss surgeries are, it’s important to take extra care of your nutrition post-surgery. Since most of the food consumed is bypassed in the body, many of the nutrients are not absorbed. Because of this, regular nutritional supplements and minerals are needed for optimal health.

By Editor in ChiefPosted on December 2, 2014January 3, 2021Posted in Resources, Obesity Reporter Blog, Weight Loss SurgeriesTagged after, bariatric, essential, free, nutrition, post, protein, resources, samples, surgery, websites, weight loss5 Comments

Retrain Your Brain with Bariatric Surgery

With one-third of the adults in the United States is considered obese, it is clear that this epidemic is a difficult issue to treat. Obesity is frequently accompanied by other underlying medical conditions, such as diabetes type 2, and cardiovascular disease. Abnormalities in brain function and structure can stem from being overweight. Brain function may […]

By Editor in ChiefPosted on October 15, 2014January 25, 2021Posted in After Surgery, Bariatric Surgery Studies, Obesity Reporter Blog, Weight Loss SurgeriesTagged advice, after, bariatric surgery revision, brain, duodenal switch, gastric balloon, gastric band, gastric banding surgery, gastric bypass, gastric sleeve, gastric sleeve plication, help, instinct, phycology, retrain, revision, survivalNo Comments

After Bariatric Surgery Hypoglycemia Seems Common

In a controlled study of 45 patients in San Francisco, California, hypoglycemic episodes seemed common while primarily unnoticed. A three-day monitoring period of regular activity showed that symptomatic hypoglycemia appeared in 22% of 15 individuals following gastric bypass surgery. Additionally, 20% of 15 individuals who underwent biliopancreatic diversion with duodenal switch showed symptomatic hypoglycemia. Out of the 15 obese […]

By Editor in ChiefPosted on July 23, 2014June 7, 2017Posted in After Surgery, Bariatric Surgery Studies, Obesity Reporter BlogTagged after, bariatric surgery revision, becomes, bmi, body mass index, case studies, common, duodenal switch, gastric balloon, gastric band, gastric banding surgery, gastric bypass, gastric sleeve, gastric sleeve plication, health, high, hypoglycemia, information, is, mental, news, reason, revision, seems, statistics, whyNo Comments

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