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As far as I know, the program is still working. They have gone virtual for a short period of time, but they are still providing assistance and support. Anyway, I had my bariatric surgery there about 2 years ago. Hence, I can tell you that they are really cool. Even though it was no covid in that period of time, the safety precautions were respected. Also, before the surgery a thorough endoscope cleaning and decontamination was performed in my presence, and that encouraged me a lot. Nevertheless, the recovery was really quick. I managed to return to my previous lifestyle in about two months. So, they are definitely good specialists!
Do you know something about this program? I've been told that it is temporary on hold..
Hello. I just joined
welcome!
does anybody have any tips? it's an emergency for when i see my dietician
Hello, I am in the beginning stages of applying for surgery so I am kind of in the same boat you are in trying to find healthier alternatives.
This may be a naive question, but did you already have surgery? Is there a reason you would want to prevent weight loss? Like the commenter stated above, make sure you consume more than your calories burned. It sounds like such a predicament to be in! protein shakes with creatine, weight lifting to build muscle and working with a nutritionist may help
I tried it and I guess I am just a meat-eater because it's all I wanted and I didn't lose much (probably because I gave up too quickly). I do enjoy the plant-based protein shakes from my PCP's office that they recommended. I am hoping for approvals for surgery from my insurance but on a medically supervised diet right now
Anyone tried the plant based diet? Please let me know b/c I'm starting next week to help with diabetes and weight loss
