Obese People Have Slower Fat Turnover

Tags: , , , , , , ,

Obese People Have Slower Fat Turnover


Obese people have a slower turnover rate for the fat in their body than average weight individuals, new research shows, making it harder for them to shed excess pounds. Read the full story

Posted in Breaking WLS NewsComments (0)

Obesity Top Concern for Parents

Tags: , , , , , , ,

Obesity Top Concern for Parents


Obesity ranks as high as drug abuse on the list of parents’ concerns in the U.S., according to a recent National Poll on Children’s Health. Read the full story

Posted in Breaking WLS News, FeaturesComments (0)

Obesity at 25 Tied to Shorter Lifespan

Tags: , , , , , , , ,

Obesity at 25 Tied to Shorter Lifespan


Obesity during young adulthood significantly increases the risk of early death, research shows, demonstrating the need to watch your weight from an early age. Read the full story

Posted in Breaking WLS News, FeaturesComments (0)

Obesity Counseling Should Address the Brain, Not the Food

Tags: , , , , ,

Obesity Counseling Should Address the Brain, Not the Food


Obesity can be better managed by addressing environmental cues and neurological triggers rather than nutrition counseling, researchers say. Read the full story

Posted in Breaking WLS News, FeaturesComments (1)

Weight Loss Surgery Patients Benefit from Rigorous Exercise

Tags: , , , , , ,

Weight Loss Surgery Patients Benefit from Rigorous Exercise


Weight loss surgery patients often lose a pound a day after their procedure and may be disinclined to exercise as a result. But rigorous exercise can promote faster weight loss and significantly improve quality of life, a new study shows. Read the full story

Posted in Breaking WLS News, FeaturesComments (0)

Weight Loss Surgery More Effective in Less Obese Patients

Tags: , , , , , , , , , , , ,

Weight Loss Surgery More Effective in Less Obese Patients


Weight loss surgery can be more effective in patients who are less obese, leading to greater weight loss and a 100 percent rate of remission from type 2 diabetes, a recent study shows. Read the full story

Posted in Breaking WLS NewsComments (0)

Fat Substitutes Could Cause Obesity

Tags: , , , , , , , , , ,

Fat Substitutes Could Cause Obesity


Fat substitutes may backfire for people looking to lose weight, and instead set off a chain reaction of metabolic and hormonal responses that lead to obesity, new research shows. Read the full story

Posted in Breaking WLS News, FeaturesComments (0)

Obesity Cuts Lifespan for Non-Smoking Women

Tags: , , , , , , , , , , ,

Obesity Cuts Lifespan for Non-Smoking Women


Obese women who do not smoke, especially those in low income groups, are susceptible to premature death from heart disease and cancer, new research shows. Read the full story

Posted in Breaking WLS NewsComments (0)

  •                     Recent Comments                    

  • Dont have a gravatar yet?
    Get one here
  • patsy: what’s up any news on if medicare may pay for the sleeve weight loss surgury this year?
  • Mike: My mom was in the same situation most of you are in. She was blessed and approved for the surgery. She has...
  • ITA: I,Am 5,4 on 215pound alLway,S FIGHT WITH MY WEIGHT PROBLEM ,SEEN I WAS 15 NOW, I,AM WATING FOR THE DATE ON MY...
  • Bronyaur71: I had a gastric sleeve performed in 2010. It was done because a traditional bypass would not have...
  • Di: The article says that they will make their decision by June 30, 2012. So, they will probably make it public by...
  • lisa segura: My husband Tim is very obese he started gaining weight when he got hurt at work {chemical plant} he...
  • Rosario: My name is Rosario and I am 40 years old male and I have struggled all my life with weight loss. I am 255...
  • Ann: Do these people that did the study shop. Processed food (such as in the freezer section) cost a ton more than...
  • Meranda: My name is Meranda and I am 32 I weigh 243 pounds. I have two children I have been trying to get the...
  • Louann: Can you let me know when Medicare will cover gastric sleeve. Please