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My Bariatric Life

My Bariatric Life, Health Guide

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My Bariatric Life on Health Central has the largest collection of original content that teaches, through her real life experience, how to be successful after weight loss surgery. She also offers great information for those considering weight loss surgery.

Life After Gastric Bypass Surgery - My Bariatric Life

Albert Einstein defined insanity as doing the same thing again and again but expecting different results. In other words, if you wish to incorporate meaningful change into your life, you must do things differently.You did not become accidentally obese. That is not to say that your weight problem was an engineered result either. I am sure you did... Read moreChevron
posted 06/04/2012, comments (0)|
The HealthGal

The HealthGal, Health Guide

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Family Lifestyle Therapist and R-PA

Diabulimia, the Ultimate Diabetes Eating Disorder

Typically, when a person who has diabetes type 1 or insulin-dependant diabetes has not yet been diagnosed, they will experience a range of symptoms including "unexplained" weight loss.  To understand that symptom, you need to realize that when blood sugar levels consistently run higher because you are not producing sufficient (or any) insulin... Read moreChevron
posted 06/03/2012, comments (0)|
Pam Flores

Pam Flores, Health Guide

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Patient Blogger, wife, advocate, and caregiver

The IOF’s “Capture the Fracture” Campaign for Osteoporosis Awareness and Prevention Month

Each year 2 million bones break!    Join 2 Million 2 Many  from the National Bone Health Alliance and the International Osteoporosis Foundations’ Capture the Fracture Campaigns, to show your support for this devastating attack on healthy bones this Osteoporosis Prevention and Awareness Month.    Osteoporosis is... Read moreChevron
posted 05/31/2012, comments (0)|
Dorian Martin

Dorian Martin, Health Guide

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Small Changes (Like Eating More Produce) Can Have Ripple Health Effects

I’ve noticed a tremendous change in the way that Dad and I eat in the past few months. I always thought we did pretty well before by opting for olive oil, limiting trans fats, cutting back on red meat, and eating regular salads. But now – thanks to participating in a community shared agriculture program which I described in a previous... Read moreChevron
posted 05/30/2012, comments (0)|
Christina Lasich, MD

Christina Lasich, MD, Health Pro

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A specialist in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation

Medication Changes to Consider During the Summer

Warm summer temperatures, more hours of daylight and plenty of distractions means one thing: its summertime and you are feeling a little better. Chronic pain usually feels less intense, less debilitating when winter releases its cold grip. Muscle, joints and nerves work best during the warm months of the year. That means you might be able to do... Read moreChevron

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