How LapBand Surgery Improves Health
A new study presented at the American College of Cardiology conference last month found that the majority of 50 obese patients who had (Lap-Band)surgery experienced sustained resolution of metabolic syndrome.
Latest by: Dr Terry Simpson
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The Fast Diet: Eat All You Want Then Fast
The Fast Diet is taking America by storm. Eat five days and fast for two (non-consecutive). It may work for some, but not for all – it does provide a way to regulate some intake, but on those five non-fast days you cannot eat what you want.
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Scale or Fail
Using a simple kitchen scale will help you decrease portion size, and discover how much less you can eat without feeling hungry.
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The Real Cause of Fatty Liver Disease
In a recent study of eating fast foods it was noted that there was increased obesity and fatty liver disease. Fatty liver disease can lead to liver cirrhosis, and death, or the need for a liver transplant. But it is the obesity, and more the carbohydrates from the obesity that lead to fatty liver disease.
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Timing of Meals Affects Weight Loss
It turns out if you eat more calories at dinner, you will not lose as much weight. Here is the science behind eating before 3 p.m. Weight loss success can be affected by what time of the day you consume calories. Consuming calories late in the day leads to weight gain.
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Lap-Band Doesn’t Work When You Eat
The lap band does not work when you eat, the band works two hours after you eat. If you want the weight loss surgery to stop you from eating so much, then you don’t want a LAP-BAND.