Going through weight loss procedure is only half the battle won. 95% of the patients after surgery say their quality of life has improved phenomenally. Weight loss surgery is not just about losing those extra kilos; it can alter your lifestyle, the way you look at...
Read More
‘It’s all in your head’ says everyone around you. But, making up your mind to lose weight, eating right, feeling light isn’t a mean feat! Don King, the owner of Fat City Brew & BBQ, California, weighed about 600 pounds at one point of time in his life! After making up...
Read More
The Australian Bureau of Statistics National Health Survey 2017-18 indicated 67%, i.e., 2/3rds of Australian adults are overweight/obese, a considerable increase from 63.5% in 2014-15. The general assumption is that people who are overweight are just not disciplined...
Read More
Experiencing reflux after your weight loss surgery? Reflux is a common complaint post weight loss surgery and can be challenging to manage (and harder to live with!) So what is reflux? Reflux is when your stomach contents (food, fluid and stomach acid) move out of...
Read More
If you have had weight loss surgery or know someone who has, then you know that eating enough protein is one of their key nutritional goals after surgery. The goal of 60-80g of protein a day is the general guideline for most people, but your actual goal will depend on...
Read More
Weight loss is a difficult and complicated process that plays on your emotional and physical health. With more and more people developing clinically severe obesity, there is a corresponding rise in medical and surgical solutions for this health problem. Intense...
Read More
Obesity and its management have consistently been issues under intense debate and scrutiny. Excess weight is a health issue that a lot of us grapple with today. With the sharp increase in obesity rates worldwide, it is becoming increasingly clear that this is an...
Read More
Class 2 obesity with a body mass index (BMI) of 35 puts you at risk of developing comorbidities like diabetes, heart disease sleep apnoea, and bone disorders. The first step in tackling obesity is following a healthy diet and exercising. However, for people who’ve...
Read More
We have become victims of our life style. Our perception of what is acceptable has changed. We see obesity rampant in our society and it still does not bother us. Excess body weight puts you at risk of several diseases, such as diabetes, high cholesterol levels, high...
Read More
