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The Weight-Loss Surgery Process : June 2012 Newsletter
We are often asked how long it takes to get from the information session to the day of surgery. The answer is that it depends most on how much work you have to do to make the changes in your diet and exercise pattern that will help you get the most from your surgery. It…
The Health Chain – a Support Social Network
We have launched collaboration with a social network for people with chronic conditions (including, but not limited to people with obesity). The network is at http://www.thehealthchain.com Registration and use is at no cost to the user. There are a number of ways that the network can assist people to stay in touch, provide mutual support,…
Rhine Rises To the Top
It can be said that Life is like a hiking trail. Sometimes, you are standing on firm ground, but other times you have to watch the rocks crumble beneath your feet. Sometimes, you have to climb higher to stay away from danger, just as sometimes you have to go lower to avoid falling rocks. Other…
Benefits of Weight Loss Surgery
May 30, 2012 by Jordan Allen Multiple studies, journal articles, and trials have confirmed the many benefits of surgical weight loss. This form of treating obesity can significantly improve and enhance the lives of overweight individuals through a short procedure. For the severely obese, several bariatric studies have concluded that surgery is a better option…
Bariatric Surgery May Harm Marital and Family Relationships
New research findings suggest for some, being married might actually work against patients’ quest to keep weight off, say investigators from Ohio State University. The researchers, led by Megan Ferriby, a graduate student in human sciences, concluded that the impact of weight-loss surgery extends to his or her romantic relationships and likely to the entire…
Study examines binge eating at the molecular level
Researchers have shown that compulsive binging on foods that are high in fat and sugar can trigger specific molecular changes that can lead to hypertension. While other studies have examined the effects of binge eating on the brain, this study is thought to be the first to look at its molecular effects on the expression…

