Weight loss surgeries: The good and the bad
Weight loss surgery seems like an answer to the prayers of those battling with obesity and losing pathetically. These methods seem too good to be true. But are they? We invited two experts to bring to you both sides of the coin.
Know what to expect when you go in for a weight loss surgery. After all, it’s not just going to change your fat metabolism, but also your life!
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Continue reading …Dr. Nick Nicholson(Medical Director of the Weight Loss Surgery Programs at Baylor University Medical Center) dispells common myths about weight loss surgery as part of their “Ask the Expert” series
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