By Ron Elli, Ph.D.|2022-04-05T15:31:01+00:00January 12th, 2018|Categories: Obesity & Obesity-Related Comorbidities|Tags: advice diagnosis or treatment, amount of sleep, cardiovascular disease, chronic sleep deprivation, don t get enough sleep, drowsy driving, fall asleep, health problems, high blood pressure, hours of sleep, immune system, increase the risk, increased risk, insufficient sleep, lack of sleep, long term, medically reviewed, national sleep foundation, night s sleep, poor sleep, quality of sleep, red ventures company, risk of developing, short term, shut eye, sleep, sleep apnea, sleep can affect, sleep deprivation, sleep disorder, sleep disorders, sleep durations, sleep habits, sleep patterns, weight gain, weight loss surgery improves sleep|0 Comments
Some people need to sleep more, and others can get away with less sleep. What really matters is that everybody [...]
By Ron Elli, Ph.D.|2022-04-04T18:22:42+00:00August 14th, 2013|Categories: Bariatric Health & Lifestyle Resources, Case Studies, Post-Op Medical Advice, Statistics, Support After Weight Loss Surgery|Tags: alcohol abuse, alcohol use disorder, american society for metabolic, binge eating, brain’s reward system, cravings, drugs alcohol, eating disorder, energy rich foods, food addiction, health professionals, increased risk, increasing alcohol, long term, mental health, mesolimbic dopamine system, metabolic and bariatric surgery, obesity surgery, opioid, patients bariatric surgery, smoking, Substance Use, surgery foods, type 2 diabetes, undergo bariatric surgery, weight loss surgery, years after surgery|0 Comments
For many, weight loss surgery is seen as a lifesaver. It has multiple benefits, including reducing the risk for heart [...]
