What Makes People Happy With Food After Weight Loss Surgery
After weight loss surgery, how satisfied people feel about eating depends more on their confidence and exercise habits than on how much time has passed since …
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Losing Too Much Weight Before Weight Loss Surgery May Backfire
A major study of over 1.3 million patients found something surprising: people who lost more than 10% of their body weight before bariatric surgery (weight loss …
Read MoreWhy Your Body Absorbs Less Food After Weight Loss Surgery
Researchers studied 67 people who had weight loss surgery to understand why some people lose more weight than others. They measured how much energy (calories) …
Read MoreNew Weight Loss Surgery Shows Big Results With Few Nutritional Problems
Researchers studied 101 people who had a newer type of weight loss surgery called one anastomosis gastric bypass (OAGB). Two years after surgery, patients lost …
Read MoreTwo Weight Loss Surgeries Work Differently Than Expected
Researchers compared two popular weight loss surgeries to understand how they help people lose weight. One surgery (Roux-en-Y gastric bypass) works by making …
Read MoreWeight Loss Surgery: Which Type Keeps Weight Off Better?
Researchers followed 54 people who had two different types of weight loss surgery for two years. One surgery (called sleeve gastrectomy) makes your stomach …
Read MoreSmart Vitamin Plans After Weight Loss Surgery Work Better
After weight loss surgery, patients often need extra vitamins and minerals because their bodies can't absorb nutrients as well. This study looked at 313 people …
Read MoreWeight Loss Surgery Changes Hunger Hormones and Improves Metabolism
Researchers studied how a type of weight loss surgery affects the body's hunger signals and ability to control blood sugar in obese rats. They compared the …
Read MoreHow Weight Loss Surgery Changes Hunger Hormones
Researchers compared three ways to lose weight: eating very little food, eating very little plus stomach surgery (sleeve), or eating very little plus a …
Read MoreTwo Weight Loss Surgeries Compared: Which Works Better?
Researchers studied 824 people in China who had one of two types of weight loss surgery to see which one worked better. One surgery makes your stomach smaller …
Read MoreHow Different Weight Loss Surgeries Affect Your Blood Sugar
Researchers studied 44 people who had weight loss surgery to understand how their bodies handle sugar differently after the operation. They used a computer …
Read MoreShorter Surgery Changes May Help Obesity Patients Stay Healthier
Doctors performed a study comparing two versions of weight loss surgery on people with severe obesity. The surgery, called one-anastomosis gastric bypass, was …
Read MoreLow Blood Sugar After Weight Loss Surgery: Who's at Risk?
Researchers studied nearly 1,000 people who had weight loss surgery to understand why some develop dangerously low blood sugar afterward. They found that about …
Read MoreWhy Taking Your Vitamins After Weight Loss Surgery Really Matters
When people have weight loss surgery, their bodies can't absorb nutrients as well as before. Researchers in India studied 32 patients after surgery to see if …
Read MoreA Simple Blood Sugar Test Can Predict Diabetes Improvement After Weight Loss Surgery
Researchers studied 198 people with type 2 diabetes who had weight loss surgery. Before surgery, patients followed a very strict diet with only 600 calories …
Read MoreWeight Loss Surgery Helps Teens But Needs Careful Monitoring
Researchers looked at 12 studies involving 522 teenagers who had a type of weight loss surgery called Roux-en-Y gastric bypass. The teens lost significant …
Read MoreProbiotics Don't Help Weight Loss After Bariatric Surgery, Study Finds
A major review of 13 studies involving 693 people who had weight loss surgery found that taking probiotics (beneficial bacteria supplements) didn't help them …
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