Tuesday, September 8, 2009
Natural Weight Loss Supplements
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Monday, September 7, 2009
Surgery for Weight Loss
Health experts contend that weight loss surgery is a “major surgery.” One of the most common reasons why people would like to lose weight is to enhance their physical attributes. However, it should not be the underlying motivation that they should undergo the process of weight loss surgery.
What people do not know is that weight loss surgery is especially generated to help obese people live longer, healthier, and better.
That is why it is important for an individual to meticulously analyze his or her situation, do some research about the process, and analyze if weight loss surgery is the ultimate choice for his or her physiological condition.
Moreover, it is important to gather further information about weight loss surgery by consulting an experienced and knowledgeable bariatric surgeon or even just an expert family physician who knows the ins and outs of weight loss surgery.
In addition, the patient should also consult the other health experts such as the psychiatrist and dietician with regards to some psychological advices on long-term goals after the operation.
Generally, patients who have undergone weight loss surgery are said to be successful if they were able to lose 50% or more of their extra body weight and will be able to maintain that condition for the next five years or so. However, the results of the operation may still vary depending on the clinical information of the patient and the skills of the bariatric surgeon.
Normally, the patient will be able to lose at least 30% to a maximum of 50% during the first six months after surgery; and within the year after the operation, the patient has the potential of losing weight up to a maximum of 77%.
Best of all, people who were able to loss weight through surgical operations can actually maintain a continuous weight loss of up to 50% to 60% in the next 10 to 14 years after surgery.
For more information go to http://weightlossforlife.weebly.com/
What people do not know is that weight loss surgery is especially generated to help obese people live longer, healthier, and better.
That is why it is important for an individual to meticulously analyze his or her situation, do some research about the process, and analyze if weight loss surgery is the ultimate choice for his or her physiological condition.
Moreover, it is important to gather further information about weight loss surgery by consulting an experienced and knowledgeable bariatric surgeon or even just an expert family physician who knows the ins and outs of weight loss surgery.
In addition, the patient should also consult the other health experts such as the psychiatrist and dietician with regards to some psychological advices on long-term goals after the operation.
Generally, patients who have undergone weight loss surgery are said to be successful if they were able to lose 50% or more of their extra body weight and will be able to maintain that condition for the next five years or so. However, the results of the operation may still vary depending on the clinical information of the patient and the skills of the bariatric surgeon.
Normally, the patient will be able to lose at least 30% to a maximum of 50% during the first six months after surgery; and within the year after the operation, the patient has the potential of losing weight up to a maximum of 77%.
Best of all, people who were able to loss weight through surgical operations can actually maintain a continuous weight loss of up to 50% to 60% in the next 10 to 14 years after surgery.
For more information go to http://weightlossforlife.weebly.com/
Sunday, September 6, 2009
Start your Weight Loss Mission Today
"I'll start eating healthy tomorrow" or "I'll start my diet Monday" is something that I think most people have said to themself at some point in their lives. The fact is that losing weight long term is only going to happen if you don't think of it as a 'diet'. If you deprive yourself of foods that you love then you are just going to want them more. You need to think of your weight loss journey as long term and as 'healthy eating'. Everything in moderation is they key. Do not plan out a 'diet' and say "I'll start Monday". I have always found that the simplest way to lose weight is to not even think about it. Just cut out certain foods and eat more of the good stuff...starting today!
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Friday, September 4, 2009
Drink Water to Lose Weight
You have probably been told over and over that water is the key to losing weight. In actual truth, water is not going to 'make' you lose weight. However, what it will do it clean out your system and help you in becoming more healthy which in turn will help you lose weight.
Another great thing about drinking a lot of water is that is helps give you a filling of fullness. Before each meal and between meals drink a glass or 2 of water. I guarantee that it will help you feel full and in turn, you will eat less leading to weight loss.
For more information go to http://weightlossforlife.weebly.com/
Another great thing about drinking a lot of water is that is helps give you a filling of fullness. Before each meal and between meals drink a glass or 2 of water. I guarantee that it will help you feel full and in turn, you will eat less leading to weight loss.
For more information go to http://weightlossforlife.weebly.com/
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