In the July 24, 2009 edition of WLS News, find out whether germs in your mouth could make you fat, why the South has the highest obesity rates in America, and why doctors have changed their tune about using weight loss surgery to cure sleep apnea. Plus, learn whether getting married means saying “I do” to weight gain, and how the battle of the bulge is affecting the economy on the West Coast.
Tags: California Center for Public Health Advocacy, cost of obesity, fat germs, fattest state, marriage and weight gain, Mississippi obesity, National Longitudinal Study of Adolescent Health, obesity and germs, obesity in California, obesity in the south, obesity research, Obstructive Sleep Apnea, OSA, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, sleep apnea, Trust for America's Health, U.S. obesity rate, weight loss surgery, Yvonne McCarthy
Weight Loss Surgery News – July 24, 2009
Posted on 24 July 2009
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Get one here- m.shahrour: what about the sense of heumer charchterising many of the obese persons,do they loose it after weight...
- Conrad Cooper: I was the Director of a drug rehab program for nine years. The concept of using a drug (any drug) to...
- Penny: Thank you, Craig. Honesty is an important change. When I’ve fallen off track in my weight loss,...
- Tressa: I can’t wait to try this recipe once I get to solid food stage. It looks yummy!!!
- Sally: Perfect! I saw this Saturday AM and I am making the Potato one for my husband for breakfast today! He will...
- mypookiesma: Congratulations on your weight loss and getting healthier. I too lost my mom (Dec. 2007) and saw...
- Rachel Allen: I’d also like to have the procedure performed. How could I get involved in those clinical...
- Kathy Fehlbaum: There is always such a fine line between proper parenting and going WAY OUT IN LEFT FIELD. This...
- Willie Gary: I would like information on where to go to have the procedure performed on me today, either in the...
- Kathy Fehlbaum: Yummy-looking, and good for us, too. I’ll try it soon. Thanks!
