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Gaining Weight After Gastric Bypass

admin — Sun, 22 Apr 2012 17:09:58 +0000

How to Lose Weight After Menopause
Many women over 50 find that weight gain and menopause are linked however, it is not inevitable. It's a similar complaint for women in their 40s which are the years building up to the menopause - the perimenopause. It is still possible to lose weight after menopause.

Some of this may be due to lifestyle changes but that does not explain why suddenly we develop a tendency to put on weight at different parts of the body, especially the abdomen, while any weight gained when we were younger tended to be centered on the hips.

Hormonal changes have a part to play but it is not the only cause. Another reason is due to your metabolism slowing down. Both men and women tend to find muscle turning to fat as they grow older. If you do not adjust your eating habits you will probably find that your weight increases. A person of 50 just does not need as many calories as a person of 30.

Hormone therapy with oestrogen is sometimes prescribed to control menopausal symptoms. Many women will be surprised to hear that studies have shown that hormone therapy does not cause weight gain. Some women experience bloating and water retention in the early stages of hormone therapy but this is usually temporary and they have not gained any fat. Hormone therapy can reduce the risk of heart disease by preventing the changes in storage of body fat around the abdomen and lowering cholesterol. However, hormone therapy has been linked to an increased risk of breast cancer in some studies.

Genetic factors may play a role in weight gain as well. If your parents and other close relatives carry extra weight around the abdomen, you may be predisposed to do so, too.

There are several things you can do if you find that you are gaining weight around the menopause:

1. Eat healthy foods. Choose a varied diet with plenty of fruit and vegetable

2. Increase your physical activity by taking regular exercise. Physical activity levels naturally drop as people get older. Aerobic exercise boosts your metabolism and helps you burn fat. This is the age when you find there are no kids to be running round after, you take less active holidays and do things more slowly. 30 minutes of moderate physical activity every day will help to balance out the effect of this. If you can't manage every day then aim for at least 3 times a week.

3. Maintain your muscle strength and mass. Use weights for arm muscles and walking or cycling for legs. Strength training exercises also boost your metabolism and strengthen your bones.

4. Cut down on fat. Too many high-fat foods add an excess of calories which leads to weight gain. Eat fats from healthier sources such as nuts, olives and peanut oils.

5. Accept the changes to the shape of your body. If you are not overweight, but simply have a thicker waist and slimmer legs, that is fine.

Consult with your doctor before starting any exercise program if you have any medical conditions or your fitness levels are low. Your doctor can also help with symptoms of the menopause and give advice on how to lose weight.

Bypass Surgery Video

admin — Thu, 12 Apr 2012 23:09:52 +0000

Good Reasons To Avoid Mini-gastric Bypass Surgery Because of the many complications associated with the mini-gastric bypass weight loss procedure, it has been abandoned by nearly all bariatric surgeons as unsafe. In fact, The American Society for Bariatric Surgery has determined that the procedure should never be performed.

The mini gastric bypass is done using a laparoscopic technique that avoids large scars and cuts down on operating time. However, this is still a very drastic procedure. The mini gastric bypass procedure is sometimes called the "Loop Gastric Bypass."

The surgery requires less time in the operating room than the more commonly performed Roux-en-Y gastric bypass surgery. However, insurance companies consider the procedure "experimental" and rarely cover it because of its poor safety record.

The mini gastric bypass is "mini" only because the incisions are small when the surgery is done laparoscopically. The surgical changes are quite extensive. Common complications can send the patient back to the operating room, where large incisions may be required to repair internal leaks or remove infection.

Some debilitating complications associated with the mini-gastric bypass, such as bile reflux, can appear a year or more after the surgery, and may require a major operation to reroute the digestive tract.

During the surgery, a small portion of the stomach is surgically removed from the rest of the organ, and the lower portion of the new section is attached to the upper intestines below the pancreas. The larger portion of the stomach, which no longer connects to the esophagus, will remain in the abdominal cavity. Because only the smaller portion of the stomach is now used for digestion, and some of the intestinal tract is bypassed, patients eat smaller portions and nutrients are not well absorbed. This will lead to weight loss.

Studies have shown that the mini-bypass procedure creates a severe hazard in the event of any leakage after surgery. It also seriously increases the risk of ulcer formation, irritation of the stomach pouch by bile, and could increase the potential of esophageal cancer.

Many persons who underwent this procedure in the past have required major surgery to correct severe discomfort and life-threatening effects.

Some medical experts believe the type of surgical connection used in the mini gastric bypass procedure can cause biliary reflux gastritis and other complications, in addition to the complications that are common to other gastric bypass procedures.

The procedure resembles the Billroth II procedure, a surgical treatment for stomach cancer, which is no longer used because of safety concerns.

Studies have shown that the risks associated with gastric bypass surgery can be reduced (but not eliminated), by having your surgery performed at a fully approved ASBS Bariatric Surgery Center of Excellence (BSCOE). However, it will not be possible to find a Center of Excellence willing to offer the mini gastric bypass because of its poor safety record.

During a search on the Internet to find surgeons who perform this procedure, this author could find only one name - Dr Robert Rutledge of Henderson, Nevada. Dr Rutledge also contracts with surgeons in other states who perform the mini-bypass procedure on a fee-splitting arrangement with Dr. Rutledge.

Several press releases were found extolling the safety of the procedure, but these releases named Dr. Rutledge as the chief researcher. The Wall Street Journal published an article about this surgeon that questioned many of his safety claims.

If you go ahead with the decision to have a mini gastric bypass, be sure to research the surgeon's experience and safety record, and speak with the surgeon's former patients. Most obesity clinics are happy to supply names of people who will give references.

If you are considering the mini gastric bypass surgery because you don't want large scars, you might consider the Roux-en-Y or Lap-Band' procedures instead. Both the gastric bypass and gastric banding surgeries can be done laparoscopically, which reduces the scarring and sometimes reduces the possibility of infection at the site of incision. The Center of Excellence near you will be able to perform these procedures.

Do It Yourself Gastric Bypass

admin — Sat, 31 Mar 2012 10:02:18 +0000

Useful Tips To Relieve Bloated Stomach
Bloating is not a disease by itself. It is more of an indication of some other serious underlying medical condition related to digestive disorders such as indigestion. Nowadays with introduction of pre-packed foods, fast food and ready made food, people are opting for these kinds of food due to their hectic life style and constraint of time which in turn is causative factor for digestive disorders such as bloated stomach, trapped wind, indigestion, etc. Also irregular and unusual eating habits are other factors for bloated stomach.

Stomach bloating is when the abdomen feels full and tight, even when you have not just eaten. It most often occurs in the small intestine rather than the stomach, as most people believe. And the most common cause is irregular digestion that produces gas at a higher rate than normal. Some of the causes of bloated stomach are; eating too fast, swallowing air, eating food too fast, lactose intolerance or certain food intolerances.
Females generally suffer from a bloating known as pre-Menustral bloating. This usually occurs during the pre- Menustral cycle where legs and hands swell up.

In Medical parlance, bloated stomach is defined as excessive gas in the stomach. If you are suffering from it or not, you can identify the same using the below guidelines:
Passing of excessive gas/wind
Painful Stomach Cramps
Bloated Abdomen
Feel very uncomfortable with tight clothes

Identification of the causative factor is the key element for proper dianosis and remedy. As discussed above, pre-packaged food, ready made food contain chemical additives in small quantities which are quite harmless, but over a period of time, they build up in the body and become causative factor for bloated stomach. To identify these additives, a technique known as flat stomach can be very helpful. You can identify the cause by reducing the particular kind of food which you feel is causing the bloated stomach and once you have identified it, avoid that food and get rid of it.

If you are taking Buffalo milk regularly, it is time to minimize its intake. Buffalo milk is deficient in Lactose. Lactose is an enzyme that helps in digestion of milk by breaking glucose. As matter of fact 1 ounce of undigested milk produces one gallon of gas, hence reduction of buffalo milk can prevent bloated stomach to an extent.

Consumption of excess wheat also produces lot of gas. A protein called gluten is responsible for production of gas.

Other factors responsible for production of gas are antibiotics, sweets and salt. Excess consumption of these items results in excess production of gas; avoid eating lot of sweets and foods containing high salt.

In nut shell, proper kind of diet, consumption of wholesome food and proper exercise can prevent bloated stomach.

Gastricbypass

admin — Thu, 29 Mar 2012 13:42:55 +0000

Many persons who underwent this procedure in the past have required major surgery to correct severe discomfort and life-threatening effects.

The procedure resembles the Billroth II procedure, a surgical treatment for stomach cancer, which is no longer used because of safety concerns.

Gastric Bands

admin — Tue, 27 Mar 2012 19:42:34 +0000

Many persons who underwent this procedure in the past have required major surgery to correct severe discomfort and life-threatening effects.

The procedure resembles the Billroth II procedure, a surgical treatment for stomach cancer, which is no longer used because of safety concerns.

Gastric Bypass Stories

admin — Mon, 19 Mar 2012 00:50:39 +0000

Manuka Honey Cured My Stomach Ulcer: A Patient Tells Her Story A Scientist Explains How It Works

Luba Ershova is a Russian living in Auckland, New Zealand. She had no previous stomach problems, until her brush with H.pylori.

Luba tells how it affected her and how what she calls "magic honey" (actually MGO 400+ Manuka Honey from New Zealand) cured her stomach ulcer:

"Three months ago I started to have a problem with my stomach. A couple of hours after eating a meal I would start to feel very uncomfortable, like I had swallowed a stone."

"It was not exactly painful, just a feeling of heaviness' that I wanted to get rid of.

"At first I thought it was a type of gastritis caused by something that I had eaten, so I put myself on a diet to get my digestion back to normal.

"I became better when I ate mostly porridge, potato puree and boiled veggies, but after a week of dieting it was still not back to normal and as soon as I ate something that was not on the diet list, the heavy feeling in my stomach would return worse than ever.

"I was constantly avoiding meat, butter, eggs and wine, thinking that they may be responsible, but the problem was still there.

"After several weeks of this, I decided to go and see a doctor and she asked me to have a blood test, as she thought the problem might be caused by Helicobacter pylori, bacteria that can get into the stomach when you eat contaminated food.

"The blood test came back positive, confirming that I had an H.pylori infection and the doctor prescribed a 7-day course of antibiotics.

"The antibiotics she gave me were quite strong and after the course my stomach felt better, but it was never completely back to normal and the heavy feeling would return every once in a while, such that I still had to be careful with the food I ate.

"The doctor explained that I had a pre-ulcer condition, and that the stress I was experiencing at that time of my life was a major contributor.

"I pretty much resigned myself to this uncomfortable feeling in my stomach and learned to live with it.

"However, later, a friend suggested that I try MGO 400+ Manuka Honey, as she knew of a friend of hers who had managed to totally clear himself from H. pylori bacteria by taking MGO manuka honey.

"You can imagine that I was pretty enthusiastic to try! I had heard a lot about the miraculous healing properties of Manuka honey in the past, but I had never had a reason to try it myself.

"I thought because it was a natural product it couldn't do me any harm, and on the contrary it might even help my immune system to fight the condition.

"So, I took a teaspoon of MGO 400+ Manuka honey with a little bit of water before each meal 4 times a week.

"To tell the truth, the first week I was rather confused, as after each spoonful of honey I took, the heavy feeling would come back and I thought the honey wasn't helping my stomach, but was somehow helping the bacteria instead.

"However, it wasn't long before I saw real improvements - I soon forgot about my stomach, and my eating was back to normal again!

"I am still taking the magic honey as I know it can't be doing me any harm, and my stomach has become so much better with every day!"

A scientist explains why MGO Manuka honey works

Dr Lynne Chepulis is Research & Development Director at Manuka Health New Zealand, which produces MGO Manuka Honey.

She says the story Luba tells is similar to many about the eradication of H.pylori infections using MGO Manuka honey:

"H. pylori is one of the main causes of stomach ulcers in many people, and yet it can be extremely difficult to get rid of, even with strong antibiotics. The medicine regime can also be difficult to stick to standard therapy involves 2-3 drugs for 2 weeks, with up to 20 pills a day.

"This can be effective in up to 90% of patients, but often people don't comply with the full drug therapy and/or the bacteria are simply not killed. As such, people can often suffer with these infections for months, or even years at a time.

"Nowadays, there is a large amount of case study and anecdotal evidence that demonstrates MGO manuka honey works to treat stomach ulcers. As well there is published scientific data that indicates Manuka honey effectively destroys H.pylori, while other honeys have no effect."

Dr Chepulis explains the antibacterial properties of MGO Manuka honey are due to high concentrations of the compound Methylglyoxal.

"This is a stable compound that occurs naturally in Manuka honey. Importantly, Manuka honey contains levels of Methylgyoxyl that are far greater (up to 600 mg/kg honey) than those found in other honeys (5-10 mg/kg honey) or other foods.

"It is also stable in the presence of enzymes that readily degrade hydrogen peroxide, the non-stable antibacterial compound found in most honeys. For this reason Manuka honey can be an effective antibacterial agent in the gut, whereas other honeys are not.

"Manuka honey has been known for many years to have special properties, but until recently we did not know what was responsible for its potent stable antibacterial activity.

"It was not until 2006 that Professor Thomas Henle, of the Technical University of Dresden, Germany, identified Methylglyoxal as manuka honey's dominant antibacterial constituent."

Dr Chepulis says the precursor for dietary Methylglyoxal forms naturally in the Manuka plant and is transferred to the nectar which bees collect to make honey.

The Manuka bush is unique to New Zealand and manuka honey is the world's only 100% natural food shown in numerous scientific studies to have effective and reliable stable antibacterial activity. However, the level of Methylglyoxal can vary due to soil and climate conditions, and because bees may also collect pollen from other plants at the same time.

Consumers need to be able to refer to a reliable measurement to ensure the product they buy contains enough Methylglyoxal for the purpose they intend.

MGO Manuka honey certification is accurate, direct and simple. For example, MGO400+ Manuka Honey is tested and certified to have a minimum 400mg of dietary Methylglyoxal per 1 kilo of Manuka honey. Honey which is not Manuka will not have the same antibacterial affects. Nor may manuka honey which is not tested and certified.

According to research, the minimum level required to reliably inhibit major bacteria is 100mg /kg.

The information website mgomanuka.com says H. pylori is inhibited by Manuka honey with a sufficiently high level of Methylglyoxal. The site says that researchers report that Manuka Honey with a high level of anti-bacterial activity not only decreases pathogen growth in the gut, but also encourages good, pro-biotic gut bacteria. Manuka honey has no adverse affects on "friendly" bacteria essential to the digestion process.

So should manuka honey be regarded as more than a health food? A final word from the scientist who identified Methylglyoxal as the active ingredient, Professor Thomas Henle, Technical University of Dresden, Germany:

"Manuka honey should be one of the few food items for which a health-promoting property beyond the basic nutritional function can be clearly documented," says Professor Henle.

"Health claims require significant scientific consensus, and I think from a scientific point of view, the data concerning the methylglyoxal-induced antimicrobal properties of Manuka honey are very promising to fulfil the requirements."

Laparoscopic Gastric Bypass

admin — Thu, 15 Mar 2012 04:49:26 +0000

Calatrin: The Effective Weight-loss Supplement How many times have you looked yourself up in the mirror to see if there was an inch less in your overstocked waist? Each time you look at yourself in the mirror, you will never lose a chance to find out if you have put on or shed some weight. The bathroom scales seem to be a scary option, lest it signify that there has been an increase in weight. But in this scenario, weight-loss supplements seem to be heaven-sent. Calatrin is one such supplement which aims to lower your body weight and keep you healthy and supple.

What is Calatrin?

Calatrin, or Calotren as it is better known as, is a protein supplement, which can help reduce the extra fat in your body. It works through a natural process and there are no stimulants to trick the body into losing fat. Rather, it is a process in which the lean muscle development is encouraged. But underweight people or people with a good and fit body can also take Calatrin. It boosts the natural energy levels of the body. The protein-formula works well in the body to provide enhanced stamina which in turn keeps you feeling healthy and fit.

How is Calatrin Effective?

Calatrin works on the lean muscles of our body. It helps in making the muscles more flexible and also keeping the joints in good shape. The connective tissues get an impetus to perform well and absorb all the impacts. The skin is also rejuvenated and feels smooth. There are absolutely no wrinkles in the skin, making it look healthy and youthful. You will feel young again. Calatrin also supports the body organs and keeps the blood flowing normally in our arteries. The protein supplement is broken down and absorbed by the body. The level of this protein in our body should remain the same.

Benefits of Calatrin

Natural and safe
Can take other medicines with it
Side effects are absent
Ephedrine and caffeine free
Only fat-loss and no muscle-loss
Lean muscles are built
Stamina and energy levels are built
Recovery time from workouts is minimized
Wrinkles and signs of aging are reduced
50% results assured after first month

Dosage of Calatrin

It works best if you take 4 capsules before going to bed at night along with a glass of water or lemon with water. It will be better if you have taken your meal 3 hours prior to taking Calotren. It works while you are asleep to use the collagen to advantage. You may also take it about 30 45 minutes before breakfast or before a workout session. This will give you enhanced energy.

Thus, Calatrin, or Calotren, is a very essential protein, weight-loss supplement which takes care of your body very well. It acts on the lean muscle and increases it, thereby enhancing the rate of burning of extra fat. It also has no side-effects other than positive ones. Taking it for its entire 90-day period is sure to show positive effects.

Mini Gastric Bypass No Surgery

admin — Sat, 10 Mar 2012 18:37:43 +0000

Many persons who underwent this procedure in the past have required major surgery to correct severe discomfort and life-threatening effects.

The procedure resembles the Billroth II procedure, a surgical treatment for stomach cancer, which is no longer used because of safety concerns.

Stomach Surgery

admin — Wed, 07 Mar 2012 23:26:47 +0000

Get-Well Wishes After Surgery - How to Comfort Someone
Knowing that someone you care about has just gone through surgery can make you want to comfort that person. Life is hard enough, but having to go through surgery is one of those difficult experiences that many of us must face at one time or another. It is nice to know that you can be there for someone when they are going through this difficult time.

If someone you care about has recently had surgery or is scheduled to undergo surgery, you undoubtedly want to send them get-well wishes after surgery. But, what is the best way to go about making someone feel your caring and support after they have gone through surgery? The answer depends upon a number of factors, including your relationship with them, each of your respective personalities, and your budget.

Here are some tips for how to comfort someone after surgery:

1. Give them a call.

Sometimes, the best way to comfort someone is to reach out and touch them - with a phone call - after surgery. However, if you take this approach, remember: do not tie them up for too long on the line. He or she will be in recovery mode - and for anyone who has been through surgery, you know how exhausted your body can get. So, just give them a quick call to get them on the line and let them know you care. Then, get off and let them have their rest!

2. Write them a letter.

Letter-writing is a lost art. Text messages and e-mail have replaced letter-writing. But, there is no electronic substitute for a good, well-written, thoughtful letter. If the surgery patient is your boss or colleague, there is no need to get too mushy: just let them know that you have been thinking about them and that you hope they recover soon. If they are a loved one, it's okay to let your feelings go a bit and tell them how much they mean to you.

3. Pay them a visit.

Paying him or her a hospital or home visit is a real sign that you have taken time out of your busy schedule to comfort them. If they are still in the hospital, be sure to call ahead of your visit to check with them (or with the attending nurse) and make sure it is okay to drop by for a quick hello.

4. Bake or cook them something.

Nothing communicates your well wishes like a freshly baked cake, batch of cookies, or even a home-cooked meal. Just remember to check first to make sure the surgery patient does not have any dietary restrictions, as is common for people in the days and weeks after surgery. Otherwise, you could end up eating the food alone!

5. Buy them a gift.

If you have the budget for it, a well-chosen gift after surgery can be a whole lot of fun to give (and get!). hint: make sure that you buy something you think THEY would want, not something YOU would want for yourself! In particular, find something that he or she can use to pass the time during their recovery period.

Roca Labs Gastric Bypass Reviews

admin — Mon, 05 Mar 2012 01:58:47 +0000

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