8 03, 2018

Top 8 Bariatric Weight Loss Surgery MYTHS: Fact vs Fiction
Top 8 Bariatric Weight Loss Surgery MYTHS: Fact vs Fiction

Top 8 Bariatric Weight Loss Surgery MYTHS: Fact vs Fiction

By Ron Elli, Ph.D.|2023-10-18T19:11:14+00:00March 8th, 2018|Categories: Bariatric Lifestyle|Tags: bariatric surgery myths, benefits, caffeine, drinking coffee, dumping syndrome, facts, foods to avoid, high protein diet, medication, myths, nausea, Overeating, patient satisfaction, pouch stretch, protein, small amount, small amounts, soda, stomach pouch, stomach size, stomach stretching, stretching stomach pouch, vomiting|0 Comments

There are a lot of misconceptions and assumptions when it comes to weight loss surgery. Understanding what's real and [...]

27 09, 2016

What Pain Medication Can I Take After Gastric Sleeve Surgery
What Pain Medication Can I Take After Gastric Sleeve Surgery

What Pain Medication Can I Take After Gastric Sleeve Surgery

By Ron Elli, Ph.D.|2023-10-21T06:09:32+00:00September 27th, 2016|Categories: Diet & Nutrition, Post-Op Resources|Tags: abdominal pain, Acetaminophen, medical advice, medication, NSAID, pain killers after gastric sleeve, pain relievers, prescription drug, safety, Tylenol, vicodin|1 Comment

It is normal to be concerned about having pain after gastric sleeve surgery and what you can do to relieve [...]

26 08, 2016

The Potential Dangers of Weight Loss Pills Exposed
The Potential Dangers of Weight Loss Pills Exposed

The Potential Dangers of Weight Loss Pills Exposed

By Ron Elli, Ph.D.|2023-12-03T22:16:45+00:00August 26th, 2016|Categories: Case Studies|Tags: agonist medications, anti-obesity medications, avoid, danger, diet pills, fda approved, GLP-1, GLP-1 Medication, medical advice, medicated weight loss, medication, Metformin, Pharmacotherapy, Prescription Weight Loss Drugs, Saxenda, Semaglutide, supplements, Wegovy, weight loss, weight loss pill|0 Comments

For many of us, fighting obesity is an all-out war. You may win a few battles, but the slightest [...]

17 03, 2016

Medications to Avoid After Gastric Sleeve Surgery
Medications to Avoid After Gastric Sleeve Surgery

Medications to Avoid After Gastric Sleeve Surgery

By Ron Elli, Ph.D.|2023-10-21T06:03:28+00:00March 17th, 2016|Categories: Post-Op Resources|Tags: DVT, estrogen, gallbladder problems, gallbladder problems after weight loss surgery, gallstones, HRT, ibuprofen, medical, medical advice, medical condition, medication, nicotine, NSAID, pain killers after gastric sleeve, steroid|19 Comments

The first few weeks after gastric sleeve surgery is often called the "make or break" period. It is most crucial [...]

24 11, 2014

Do Bariatric Patients Take Fewer Medications After Surgery?
Do Bariatric Patients Take Fewer Medications After Surgery?

Do Bariatric Patients Take Fewer Medications After Surgery?

By Ron Elli, Ph.D.|2022-11-28T22:57:01+00:00November 24th, 2014|Categories: Case Studies, Diet & Nutrition|Tags: american society for metabolic, diabetes, health benefits, heart attack, heart disease, high, long term benefits, medication, morbid obesity, obesity problems, obesity risks, reduce risk of diabetes, results, why bariatric surgery|0 Comments

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), over 30% of adults in the United States are severely [...]

18 10, 2013

New Post Op Prescription Drug Reduced Vomiting and Nausea in 80% of Weight Loss Surgery Patients
New Post Op Prescription Drug Reduced Vomiting and Nausea in 80% of Weight Loss Surgery Patients

New Post Op Prescription Drug Reduced Vomiting and Nausea in 80% of Weight Loss Surgery Patients

By Ron Elli, Ph.D.|2021-06-17T23:34:26+00:00October 18th, 2013|Categories: Case Studies|Tags: bilious vomiting, gastric sleeve vomiting after eating, gastric sleeve vomiting mucus, medication, nausea, prescription drug, statistical data, vomiting, vomiting after gastric bypass, vomiting bile after gastric sleeve, vomiting years after gastric sleeve, what are the risks of gastric sleeve|2 Comments

Almost 15 million, or one in 50 adults, in the United States are morbidly obese. Morbid obesity can lead to [...]