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In the surge of the new COVID-19 variants all over the world, many prospective patients wonder if it's still safe to travel to Tijuana Bariatric Center for weight loss surgery. In this article, we help our future bariatric patients to rest assured knowing that they are in t...
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Your Diet Before and After a Gastric BypassA detailed long-term diet after gastric bypass surgery is a key component in a successful outcome to lose weight. Weight loss operations are tool to lose weight as it reduces the size of the stomach. Gastric bypass also alters the small ...
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What is VGS? Vertical Sleeve Gastrectomy (VSG) surgery is a bariatric procedure in which 75% to 80% of your stomach is removed so that it can only hold three to four ounces of food. Limiting the amount of food you can consume in a single sitting helps you lose weight. The greatly...
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Preventing Weight GainAfter one or two years following a bariatric procedure such as gastric sleeve and gastric bypass, some patients experience weight regain. As a result, bariatric patients may feel anxious about how to deal with such an effect. Therefore, in this article, our ...
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Tijuana for Weigh Loss Does it seem like every time you step on the scale your weight keeps going up, yet you have spent months or even years to see a bariatric surgery specialist in your province? Maybe you don't even have a specialist in your province and must travel hund...
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The Fat Gene and Family ObesityOver the last few decades, scientific research has found what is commonly referred to as “the fat gene. ” People with certain differences in the FTO gene have a 20% to 30% higher chance of obesity, so if you have an FTO gene variation, do...
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Medical Tourism is a Safe, Viable AlternativeThousands of patients travel to Tijuana to get affordable medical care that they need. Tijuana Bariatric Center is a premier practice with world-class doctors experienced in all types of weight reduction surgery. Our surgeries ar...
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The Safest Bariatric SurgeriesIf you are significantly overweight or medically obese, bariatric surgery can be the beginning of a whole new life for you. Bariatric surgeries encourage significant weight loss by reducing the capacity and size of the stomach, and, in some...
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Jan
Are You a Senior Considering Bariatric Surgery? In 2019, the obesity rate surpassed 40% for the first time in the United States, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), with 42. 4% of adults classified as obese. The national obesity rate has increased by ...
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Jejunoileal Bypass ProceduresThe first metabolic surgery dates to 1954, performed at the University of Minnesota. Called the jejunoileal bypass and based on the theory of malabsorption, this procedure bypass much of the small intestine and was devised to treat severe dyslipidemia...
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Defining ObesityMedical professionals consider obesity to be a condition in which a person develops excess body fat, also known as adipose tissue. Carrying extra fat can cause health complications, including type 2 diabetes, high blood pressure and coronary heart disease, among o...
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Protein IntakeMen and women who are about to undergo a weight loss procedure at Tijuana Bariatric Center in Tijuana, Mexico will need to follow a specific diet prior to surgery. The purpose behind this pre-op diet is to help you start losing weight, reduce the amount of glycogen ...
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