Recent Weight Loss Blog | Weight Loss Surgery PostsRhytidectomy After Weight Loss: Sagging Facial Issuesby Angel Lynn Diamond28 Jul 2009 12:13 PMIf you have lost an excessive amount of weight and are bothered by sagging facial skin, take heart because there is hope. Sagging skin after losing weight is quite normal. Do not let this from preventing you from losing weight. Weight loss is a very healthy attitude in terms of your health. Arm Lift Surgery: Brachioplasty for Batwingsby Angel Lynn Diamond24 Jul 2009 06:32 PMWhen you lose weight it is such a great feeling, isn't it? You are feeling good and your self-confidence has soared. If you have lost a great deal of weight, however, there is still one more thing that is bothering you. The loose skin. Line Your Intestines, Lose Weight!by Tristi Pinkston06 Oct 2008 12:00 PMI am constantly amazed at the things we as human beings will go through to try to lose weight. Being overweight drains us emotionally and physically, it drags down our self-esteem, it keeps us from doing everything we'd like to, and it's just so hard to overcome. BEWARE: There is No Magic Pill - or Magic Injectionby Lisa P30 Mar 2008 03:12 PMIf you've been trying to lose weight for a while, chances are you've heard of LipoDissolve treatments. Supposedly, you can go see a doctor and he'll inject a chemical into your fattiest fat places that will simply melt the fat away. Yep, just melt it away. Don't be a sucker. Gastric Banding Sucksby Lisa P05 Mar 2008 06:22 AMLet me qualify that statement before I go any further. In 2001, I had a gastric bypass. That procedure involves stapling off most of the stomach pouch so that you end up with a stomach the size of a shot glass. Suddenly Skinnyby Lisa P14 Dec 2007 06:22 AMI'm not a big Oprah watcher but one recent show she did, entitled "Suddenly Skinny", was very important for me to see. While the folks on Oprah's message boards are up in arms about it, I thought it was well done and high time that somebody finally brought this issue out into the open. Suicidal After Weight Loss Surgery?by Lisa P08 Dec 2007 05:20 AMI know, I know. You're probably thinking: "Hey, you aren't obese anymore, you've lost 100 pounds and all your health problems have cleared up. Morbid Obesity and Weight Loss Surgeryby Lisa P09 Nov 2007 03:14 PMThere comes a point where a person has become so obese that weight loss simply stops and other health issues arise. When you get to that point, diet, exercise programs, appetite suppressants and behavior modifications are just not effective any more. Learning How to Eat After a Gastric Bypassby Lisa P31 Oct 2007 12:00 PMEverything about eating changes after you've had a gastric bypass. Your new stomach is about the size of a shot glass (yes, it'll stretch like your old stomach over time) and part of your small intestine that used to be responsible for most nutrient absorption has been bypassed. Before You Have Bariatric (Weight Loss) Surgeryby Lisa P31 Oct 2007 04:18 AMPersonal Issues I spent about a year soul searching and researching bariatric surgery before I ever spoke to a doctor about having a gastric bypass. I recommend that anyone else do the same. This isn't a decision to jump into lightly. Recent Blog Comments lucy10 says... "Yes, lap band surgery is the safe solution of weight loss, if you conduct this surgery through best lap band surgeon." |
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