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Nov

GLP-1 Agonists vs Bariatric Surgery for Obesity

GLP-1 Agonists vs Bariatric Surgery for Obesity: What You Need to KnowThe Ups and Downs of Two Popular Weight Loss MethodsIf you're struggling with weight loss, you've probably heard of two big options: there are these new shots making headlines called GLP-1 agonists, and ther...

Nov

How to Talk to Your Doctor About Weight Loss Surgery

Introduction: A Common Question in the U. S. and CanadaDo you live in the United States or Canada and think about getting weight loss surgery? You're not alone. Many people ask, "How can I talk to my doctor about this? " At the Obesity Control Center in Tijuana, Mexico, we help pe...

Sep

What To Eat After Weight Loss Surgery

After undergoing gastric sleeve surgery, adopting a proper post-operative diet is crucial for successful weight loss and maintaining overall health. The Obesity Control Center is dedicated to helping patients achieve long-term success and well-being. In this article, we'll explor...

Aug

Ozempic and GLP-1 vs Bariatric Surgery

Obesity has emerged as a worldwide health crisis, impacting millions of individuals and giving rise to a myriad of chronic health issues, including type 2 diabetes, cardiovascular ailments, and specific types of cancer. As the prevalence of obesity continues to rise, medical prof...

Aug

Gastric Sleeve for Diabetes Management

Gastric sleeve surgery, often referred to as sleeve gastrectomy, is a surgical treatment that has become known as a potential treatment for diabetes. This minimally invasive procedure involves removing a large portion of the stomach, creating a smaller, sleeve-shaped stomach. Whi...

Jun

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The Differences Between Endoscopic Sleeve and Surgical Gastric Sleeve Procedures

Endoscopic Sleeve and Surgical Gastric Sleeve are two popular weight loss options that have helped many people achieve their weight loss goals. Endoscopic Sleeve is an out patient, non-surgical procedure in which the size of the stomach is reduced by approximately 70% by way of a...

May

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Gastric Bypass: Tips for a Better Recovery

Gastric bypass is a common weight loss surgery in which a small pouch is created from the stomach and connected directly to the small intestine. As a result, food that's swallowed goes into this pouch and then straight to the small intestine, which allows it to bypass most...

Apr

New BMI Guidelines for Weight Loss Surgery: What You Need to Know

Last year, the IFSO and ASMBS issued new guidelines on the requirements for weight loss surgery. These leading experts in the realm of bariatric and metabolic surgery made this decision based on a breadth of new evidence that has changed the entire industry's perspective on...

Dec

Can you have gastric sleeve surgery twice?

Gastric sleeve surgery is a bariatric procedure that removes a large portion of your stomach, leaving behind a narrow “sleeve. ” Reducing your stomach helps restrict calories and reduce hunger signals for improved weight loss. As safe and effective as the surgery is, c...

Nov

Gastric Bypass vs. Sleeve

Gastric bypass and sleeve are bariatric, or weight loss surgeries, that help you lose weight by reducing the size of your stomach, so you eat less. These are the best options when you need to lose weight, significantly when improving your diet and becoming more active is not enou...

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