Designed to help you understand the risks associated with obesity

Understanding why we eat more that we need is crucial. without this we can't deal with emotional eating habits. We will study this further in zoom calls.

Understanding why you are obese

It is important to reasearch the clinic and surgeon. This course is designed to help you to ask questions that will aid your decision.

Exploring different surgeries to help you to decide the procedure that works for you.

It is extremly important that you understand fully the risks involved in Bariatric Surgery. this is your opportunity to balance the possible risks again the possible gains.

in order to chose the surgery that works best for you. this is an accurate description of the procedure.

Gastric sleeve surgery explained in simple terms.

Gastric bypass explained

The Day of Surgery is a major milestone in your bariatric journey. It is the day when all of the preparation and anticipation combine in a life-changing procedure that will set you on the path towards better health and a brighter future. As you wake up on the morning of your surgery, it is normal to feel a mix of emotions – excitement, nervousness, and perhaps even a bit of fear.

After undergoing bariatric surgery, the road to recovery and post-operative care is crucial in ensuring a successful outcome. It is important to follow your surgeon's instructions carefully to promote healing and prevent complications. Remember that each person's recovery journey is unique, so be patient with yourself as you navigate this new chapter in your life.

Adjusting to life after bariatric surgery can be both exciting and challenging for individuals who are obese. This subchapter will explore the physical, emotional, and lifestyle changes that may occur post-surgery, and provide tips for navigating this new chapter in your weight loss journey.

Dealing with Plateaus Plateaus are a common occurrence on the bariatric journey, and they can be frustrating for those who are struggling to lose weight. It's important to remember that plateaus are normal and are often a sign that your body is adjusting to the changes you have made. However, it can still be discouraging when the scale doesn't budge despite your best efforts.

In the journey towards weight loss and improved health, it is essential to be mindful of potential nutritional deficiencies that can arise after undergoing bariatric surgery. These procedures can limit the body's ability to absorb certain vitamins and minerals, leading to deficiencies

In order to have a successful bariatric surgery journey, it is essential to establish healthy habits both before and after the procedure. These habits will not only help you achieve your weight loss goals, but they will also improve your overall health and well-being. By making small changes to your daily routine, you can set yourself up for long-term success.