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Recipes For Success: It’s Party Time!

December 13, 2012 11:06 pm Published by 0 comments

The winter months, also known as the party season, bring our families and friends closer together as we celebrate the various holidays and traditions. But the party season also brings in a very busy and hectic schedule for many of us. Need a quick, easy to prepare appetizer recipe to


WLS After 50: Fit And Fabulous At Age 62!

December 7, 2012 2:48 pm Published by 0 comments

WLS After 50:  Fit And Fabulous At Age 62! “At age 53, in 2002, my life and weight had become unmanageable. I had steadily and easily added 10 pounds a year for over 10 years. Do the math on that, and you can see I was over 100 excess pounds.


10 Tips For Reducing Holiday Stress

November 30, 2012 11:11 pm Published by 0 comments

   Holiday stress. Just typing the words results in my muscles tightening as I think of the seemingly never-ending To-Do List associated with the season. After all my years of education about stress reduction, when it comes to the holidays, you would think I hadn't learned a thing about how to keep


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5 Issues That Can Sabotage WLS

November 25, 2012 2:49 am Published by 0 comments

5 Issues That Can Sabotage WLS: Most of us who work with weight loss patients know little about what makes a “successful long-term weight loss patient.” We do, however, know of several things that should be dealt with prior to surgery. In fact...if the patient can be candid enough during


Tips For The Holiday Chef!

November 14, 2012 12:55 am Published by 0 comments

Tips For The Holiday Chef! One of the greatest joys of the holiday season is the gift of sharing a feast fit for a King with your family and friends. But preparing a holiday meal can be stressful without careful planning, not to mention expensive. Here are a few tips


Nutritional Deficiencies in Restrictive Procedures

Nutritional Deficiencies in Restrictive Procedures

October 26, 2012 5:41 am Published by 0 comments

Nutritional Deficiencies in Restrictive Procedures: WLS is well known as a cause for nutritional deficiencies, especially with malabsorptive procedures like the RNY, GB, and DS. With the increase in restrictive procedures, like the Gastric Sleeve and Lap-Band, the short-term risks are probably diminished, but without proper follow-up and supplementation, the patient


Fall Cooking With Curry

October 17, 2012 11:21 pm Published by 0 comments

Fall Cooking With Curry This time of year is so fantastic for squash, but it can get boring always mashing it or roasting it plain. If you are looking to add a little "kick" to your squash, this is the right recipe for you. It’s easy and the colors look


Tips to Tame Sugar Cravings

10 Tips to Tame Sugar Cravings

October 5, 2012 12:01 am Published by 0 comments

For as long as I can remember, I have gravitated toward anything sugary and I've had to find ways to tame sugar cravings. The pitfalls of sugar are that the more we eat it, the more we want. Why do we crave sugar? Sugar is a carbohydrate but nutritionally void,


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Sit Down and Exercise!

September 26, 2012 4:07 pm Published by 0 comments

Sit Down and Exercise! Chair exercises are a great form of exercise for those with disabilities, people with poor balance, anyone who has trouble standing, or anyone else who wants to start something new. Chair exercises can also be done in the office during the course of the workday when


The 5 Health Benefits of Eating Swiss Chard

September 25, 2012 12:43 am Published by 0 comments

Did you know that Swiss chard actually belongs to the beet family? This nutritious veggie is good for the body and good for your weight-loss journey. THE 5 Health Benefits of Eating Swiss Chard: 1 cup of chopped chard provides > than 300% of the daily value for vitamin K.