04
May
The Myth Behind Anesthesia + Types of Anesthesia
The myth behind anesthesiaThe anesthesiologist is the medical specialist, who, after receiving his surgical doctor title in a Faculty of Medicine from a University, studies for three years or more the specialty of anesthesiology in a Hospital specialized in the area. Anesthesiolog...
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May
Los Riesgos y Beneficios de las Pastillas para la Pérdida de Peso
El sobrepeso en una enfermedad crónica que aumenta el riesgo de contraer problemas de salud. Más de dos terceras partes de los adultos Estadounidenses tienen sobre peso o son obesos. El sobre peso es una enfermedad crónica que incrementa el riesgo a contraer...
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May
Weighing risks and benefits on weight loss pills.
Excess of weight is a chronic disease that increases the risk of health problems. More than two-thirds of adults in the United States are overweight or obese. Excess of weight is a chronic disease that increases the risk of health problems, including diabetes, heart disease...
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May
Obesity in Women Linked to Early Rheumatoid Arthritis (RA)
Women who are overweight or obese, particularly those who acquire the excess weight by late adolescence, have an elevated risk for developing rheumatoid arthritis (RA), analysis of data from two prospective studies showed. While there was a nonsignificant trend for increased risk...
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May
How to Stay Hydrated After Bariatric Surgery
Dehydration is a major concern right after surgery. Drinking less than needed may lead to nausea, vomit and dehydration -a cause of hospitalization; drinking more, may have the same result. What can you do to stay hydrated after weight loss surgery? There are simple guidelin...
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May
Bariatric Surgery Can Lead to Protein Deficiency
Weight loss surgery is directed toward patients who are extremely overweight or obese, with the intention to provide an effective weight loss solution that not only is permanent but also results in a healthier overall patient… but there are unexpected consequences. Le...
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May
Eliminate Intra-abdominal CO2 after Gastric Sleeve Surgery
A key element of Gastric Sleeve Surgery is the use of CO2 to “inflate” your abdominal cavity in order to have room to comfortably perform the procedure, but after surgery is over, there's some remaining CO2 inside. What can you expect from it? The main complain...
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May
Best Sources of Protein for Weight Loss Surgery Patients
Patients who have gastric sleeve surgery need to emphasize protein intake above any other food sources. Protein needs range from a minimum of 60g/day during the early post-surgical days to about 100g /day at a year from surgery. How can you know you are taking enough? Immediately...
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May
Overcoming Anxiety Before Weight Loss Surgery
Even when undergoing a procedure already tried out through and through like the Gastric Sleeve or the Gastric Plication, some patients arrive with a nervous and anxious look in their faces. Even in today's age where information is at our fingertips in our cell pho...
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May
Avoid Soft Drinks and Soda After Bariatric Surgery
After bariatric surgery the calcium requirements, as well as other nutrient needs, are increased. Phosphoric acid which is a common ingredient in sodas and other drinks, increases calcium excretion…from your bones! It is considered a “kidnapper” of calcium, thu...
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