I have stated in many prior posts that gastric bypass surgery in not free ride. At the risk of being redundant, I will make the case again: gastric bypass surgery is not a free ride. The point is worth repeating.
We are the quick fix generation, seeking only the route that the crow flies. This straight as an arrow, point A to point B, as soon as possible, "sweat and blood is for the other guy" approach is the mindset that got us to where we are: an overweight society with diabetes promising...
Mineral deficiencies are often associated with a variety of physical problems, but they have implications for mental health too. In this... Read more »
As noted in a prior post, I had once experienced a dramatic depletion of energy after my StomaphyX surgery. After a period of exploration... Read more »
Even with all the advances in medical treatments today in the US, many Americans still suffer from vitamin deficiencies. Lack of sunshine,... Read more »
With the gastric bypass surgical procedure, it is the section of the small bowel where most vitamins are absorbed and digested that is... Read more »
The winter months are approaching and it's time to address Vitamin D again.Vitamin D deficiency is fairly common. Vitamin D is not actually... Read more »
Source: ADAM Encyclopedia
Congenital protein C or S deficiency is a lack of proteins C or S in the fluid part of the blood. The proteins are natural substances that help... Read more »
According to Joe and Teresa Graedon of The People's Pharmacy, all of the benefits derived from an acid reflux medication may carry one drawback as... Read more »
Source: Harvard Decision Guide
Your doctor will ask you about your diet and about any family history of anemia. Your doctor also will review your medical history for medical... Read more »
Experts say up to one billion people worldwide don't get enough vitamin D. The vitamin, which people get from sun exposure, diet, and supplements, is... Read more »
Taking antacids and H-2 blockers like Nexium and Prilosac can cause vitamin B-12 deficiency, a condition that can lead to such symptoms as fatigue,... Read more »
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