HomeProgramsWLS NewsWLS News – June 5, 2009 gwhqadmin June 5, 2009 WLS News 1 Comment In the June 5, 2009 edition of WLS News, we’ll give you the details on a new attempt by Congress to attack the nation’s growing childhood obesity plague, and explain why the obese may face a higher risk of swine flu. We’ll also sample some new data indicating that an ingredient in curry – the delicious South Asian spice – may have fat-fighting properties, as well. And we’ll tell you about one woman’s journey from hippo-size to hypno-sized. There’s only one online source for the latest on everything from across the weight loss surgery community, and that’s the WLS News! Click the video player below to watch now! Get the Flash Player to see the wordTube Media Player. Organizations mentioned in this episode: CDC World Health Organization Senator Jeff Bingaman [D-NM] Obesity Prevention, Treatment and Research Act of 2009 (S. 1060) Medicare / Medicaid Milbank Quarterly (Health Policy Journal) Yale University Dr. Kelly Brownell Dr. Kenneth Warner University of Michigan School of Public Health University of Michigan Tobacco Research Network Mary Jo Rapini (Psychotherapis) Bariatric Girl (Yvonne McCarthy’s WLS support site) USDA Human Nutrition Research Center on Aging (Tufts University) Journal of Nutrition Bariatric Advantage (nutritional supplements) One Response Yvonne McCarthy June 5, 2009 Awesome job Leslie! I definitely believe the way our food is marketed has a huge affect on our behavior. Loved the commercial for the ASMBS!! When I heard the story about the woman that was hypnotized, it crossed my mind that it could help possible revision patients lose regained weight after weight loss surgery. Reply Leave a Reply Cancel ReplyYour email address will not be published.CommentName* Email* Website CAPTCHA Code *
Yvonne McCarthy June 5, 2009 Awesome job Leslie! I definitely believe the way our food is marketed has a huge affect on our behavior. Loved the commercial for the ASMBS!! When I heard the story about the woman that was hypnotized, it crossed my mind that it could help possible revision patients lose regained weight after weight loss surgery. Reply
