Discussions and Videos Bariatric Weight Loss Surgery IS It Risky? Yes It Can Be. What are Benefits? Does It Work? For Some People Definitely

Definitely there are Risks but Rewards Can Be Great:The PROS and CONS of Weight Loss BARIATRIC SURGERY Experiences and Stories

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Bariatric Weight Loss Surgery IS It Risky? There is a Definite Risk. What are Rewards?Can Be Numerous. Does It Work? For Some People Definitely

A Canadian Study Pointed to a Possible Reduction in Some Cancer with Bariatric Surgery

An abundance of words here on healty medical Blog about the pros and cons of gastric bypass weight loss surgery. It's not something to be taken lightly as the risks are real and people sometimes have bad complications. Yet, the number of Americans having weight loss surgery more than quadrupled between 1998 and 2002 from 13,386 to 71,733. There may be as many as 16 million Americans who are candidates for weight loss or bariatric surgery such as gastric bypass surgery. Extreme overweight or obesity can impact the social, psychological and health aspects of a person's life. Mark Twain's comment about smoking, "it's easy to quit, I've done it a hundred times" could easily apply to the roller coaster of dieting. Dieting to lose weight can be effective but for many very heavy people gastric bypass or gastric band surgery is a good alternative.


Here's another intriguing article about the real life experience of a person working hard to lose weight, The NY Times had a exemplary article about the ramifications of bariatric weight loss surgery for a lovely young woman, Young Obese and in Surgery. Weight loss surgery is a topic that healty medical Blog has examined at length. Click these links to articles examining the various aspects and some success stories of Bariatric Weight Loss Surgery.

Young Obese and in Surgery

A FASCINATING EXPERT VIDEO about the PROS AND CONS OF GASTRIC BYPASS WEIGHT LOSS SURGERY How They Do Bariatric Surgery and What to Expect

Another Weight Loss Surgery Benefit? GASTRIC BYPASS GASTRIC BANDING May LOWER Some Types of Cancer Per Canadian Study

Researchers found that patients who had the weight-loss operation reduced their cancer risk by 80 per cent, compared to patients who did not have the surgery.The study, which analyzed data from nearly 6,800 patients, was conducted by researchers from Montreal's McGill University.

A SURGEON Tells of His OWN Gsstric Bypass SUCCESS Story

RISKS REWARDS OF GASTRIC BYPASS Surgery Versus Dieting: In Weight Loss Surgery EXPERIENCE COUNTS.

VIDEO OF A WOMANS PERSONAL EXPERIENCE with Gastric Weight Loss Surgery