by WeightWise | Apr 20, 2022 | Options for Weight Loss, Patient Resources, Press, Weight Loss Surgery
What is the connection between obesity and marketing susceptibility? Or should we formulate this question the other way ‘round: What is the connection between marketing susceptibility and obesity? Because surely that’s the way it works, right? People are susceptible...
by Lauren Armstrong | Jan 17, 2020 | Diet, Patient Resources, Press, Weight Loss Surgery
The Who, What, When, Where, and Why of Vitamins The importance of vitamins after weight loss surgery cannot be stressed enough. Vitamins should be a main topic to talk to your providers about with weight loss surgery. This article gives a rundown of the basics of...
by Lauren Armstrong | Nov 3, 2016 | Diet, Health, Options for Weight Loss, Patient Resources, Press
A recent article in The New York Times painted a dismal picture. The majority of Americans reported that obesity is a result of a lack of willpower. That one just needs to diet and exercise to lose weight successfully. However, a multitude of research proves that this...
by Lauren Armstrong | Jul 26, 2016 | Health, Options for Weight Loss, Press, Weight Loss Surgery
Metabolic surgery, specifically Gastric Bypass surgery, is beneficial for diabetes treatment. Those with diabetes often have blood sugar levels drop within days of their procedure. In fact, metabolic surgery is now recognized as a standard treatment option for Type II...
by Lauren Armstrong | Jul 26, 2016 | Press
Metabolic Adaptation and Weight Loss Life after The Biggest Loser. This article highlights why is it so difficult to maintain weight loss for many people. Especially those who are taken out of their environment to lose weight instead of learning how to adapt their...
by Lauren Armstrong | Jul 8, 2015 | Patient Resources, Press
Have you been on the fence about weight-loss surgery and the benefits that can stem from it? A new study published last week on Medline Plus found that weight-loss surgery can be more effective for prolonged remission of diabetes… “In a small study of...
