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My Condolences…

12/15/2008 | WellnessBariatric & Medical Weight Loss

...To the drug companies in that I’m no longer on the lengthy list of medicine that I was prior to my weight loss surgery. Goodbye, farewell, tootles to blood pressure medicine, diabetes medication, cholesterol medicine, daily aspirin and GERD medication that insurance wasn’t happy to cover.…

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Problems Caused by Obesity

12/12/2008 | WellnessBariatric & Medical Weight Loss

Problems caused by obesity can include diabetes, high blood pressure, heart disease, sleep apnea, and depression. Indiana weight loss doctors say that anyone 100 pounds or more overweight is morbidly obese. For many in Indianapolis Gastric Bypass surgery might be a solution. The best weight loss programs…

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What’s the difference?

12/12/2008 | WellnessBariatric & Medical Weight Loss

I recently had someone ask me which weight loss surgery procedure is performed most often at Clarian Bariatrics. After doing some checking with Terri, she told me that about 85 percent of our cases are roux-en-y (RNY) gastric bypass surgeries. The remaining 15 percent is made up of Lap Band surgeries.…

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Pay Attention!

12/12/2008 | WellnessBariatric & Medical Weight Loss

Today, I would like to address the important topic of adopting, and maintaining, correct eating habits after weight loss surgery. As I see more patients who are farther out from weight loss procedures, I often notice that some unwelcome habits are taken up while eating; primarily not paying attention,…

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Ron’s Story

12/11/2008 | WellnessBariatric & Medical Weight Loss

We like to share patient stories whenever possible, and there are some stories that leave such a lasting impact we decide to use the individual's words in a television advertisement so that others can become educated on the serious health implications morbid obesity presents. Ron's story was…

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Understanding Obesity Definitions

12/11/2008 | WellnessBariatric & Medical Weight Loss

Often times when you surround yourself with a topic you forget that not everyone around you has the same level of understanding. The other day I was explaining weight loss surgery to one of my classmates and he kept giving me a "huh" look when I threw out a couple of terms. To help clear the air, I thought…

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A Splash of Challenge

12/10/2008 | WellnessBariatric & Medical Weight Loss

Below are some more tips by fitness expert Erin Light. Erin is the owner of FIT-Biz! Wellness and a reporter for RTV6. Erin is an expert in Indiana weight loss and working with Indiana bariatric surgeons and Indiana bariatric patients to improve outcomes for those undergoing weight loss surgery. Enjoy!…

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What is Lap Band surgery?

12/10/2008 | WellnessBariatric & Medical Weight Loss

A lot of people in our seminars ask Indiana weight loss doctors about Lap Band surgery as an option at Clarian Bariatrics. Lap Band is a restrictive surgery that works by physically restricting the stomach size which then slows down digestion. Normally, a stomach can hold about three pints, after obesity…

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Exciting things coming in 2009!

12/09/2008 | WellnessBariatric & Medical Weight Loss

This afternoon I was in a meeting with my marketing counterparts from all Clarian Health hospitals and it is exciting to see all the opportunities we will be able to offer the communities we serve in 2009! With many free screening opportunities and fun-filled events on tap, 2009 will be a great year…

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