Obese People Have Slower Fat Turnover gwhqadmin October 4, 2011 Breaking WLS News Obese people have a slower turnover rate for the fat in their body than average weight individuals, new research shows, making it harder for them to shed excess pounds....
Weight Loss Surgery Patients Rarely Have Excess Skin Removed gwhqadmin October 3, 2011 Breaking WLS News Weight loss surgery patients often suffer from the discomfort and embarrassment of excess skin after shedding a lot of weight. Even so, the majority do not have body contouring surgery to address the issue, a...
Obesity Top Concern for Parents Editor August 30, 2011 Breaking WLS News Obesity ranks as high as drug abuse on the list of parents' concerns in the U.S., according to a national poll.
Leaner Kids Have More ‘Good’ Fat gwhqadmin August 23, 2011 Breaking WLS News Children with active brown fat tend to be leaner according to a recent study, indicating the ‘good’ fat may play a role in regulating metabolism....
Obesity at 25 Tied to Shorter Lifespan Editor August 22, 2011 Breaking WLS News Obesity during young adulthood significantly increases the risk of early death, research shows, demonstrating the need to watch your weight from an early age....
Obesity Counseling Should Address the Brain, Not the Food Editor August 13, 2011 Breaking WLS News 1 Comment Obesity can be better managed by addressing environmental cues and neurological triggers rather than nutrition counseling, researchers say....
Weight Loss Secret Revealed: Chew More to Eat Less Editor August 6, 2011 Breaking WLS News Weight loss may be as simple as chewing your food, which research shows lead people to consume fewer calories. But is a meal chewed to mush still appetizing?...
Weight Loss Surgery Patients Benefit from Rigorous Exercise Editor July 31, 2011 Breaking WLS News Weight loss surgery patients often lose a pound a day after their procedure and may be disinclined to exercise as a result. But rigorous exercise can promote faster weight loss and significantly improve...