Candy Cane Deformity

Candy Cane Deformity in Post Roux-en-Y Gastric Bypass

October 15, 2018 · 0 comments

Candy Cane Deformity I was sitting in my office, the other day, when suddenly I hear a patient in our lobby coughing continuously.  I thought to myself, I bet she has the Candy Cane deformity. Sure enough, she was my next patient, a patient of my fathers’ who had an

Honey Sriracha Sauce Chicken Thighs

Honey Sriracha Sauce Chicken Thighs, Bariatric-Friendly!

October 12, 2018 · 0 comments

This Honey Sriracha Sauce Chicken Thighs Recipe is not only bariatric-friendly but also diabetic-friendly, gluten-free and freezer-friendly. Stay home and turn to the grill for your favorite buffalo wing flavor with Sriracha sauce, honey, and lime juice. Talk about a quick tasty chicken with a little kick of heat.  Delish!

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Caffeine and Bariatric Surgery: A Good Match?

October 10, 2018 · 0 comments

Caffeine and bariatric surgery is a hot topic right now. Searching online provides an enormous amount of conflicting information and can be very confusing. Does caffeine dehydrate you, or harm your stomach? Does it promote weight loss, or increase appetite? Is it good or bad? Can you never drink caffeine

Korean Beef Veggie Bowl

Korean Beef Veggie Bowl Recipe

October 5, 2018 · 0 comments

Korean Beef Veggie Bowl is an easy one or two person recipe, and you can increase the heat (or lower it…especially in my case) to meet your tastes. This is a healthy lunch or dinner idea that can be made easily without much fuss. Grate garlic and ginger into a

Portobello Greek Pizza

Portobello Greek Pizza Recipe, Healthy Carbs & Fiber

September 14, 2018 · 0 comments

This Portobello Greek Pizza recipe is one you can make for yourself or others too. Use it for a Meatless Monday, or for a light dinner, or even a delicious appetizer. How many times have you had trouble throwing together a quick, healthy meal because it’s just you? Sometimes, if

6 Month Supervised Diet

Understanding & Completing the 6-Month Supervised Diet Before WLS

August 27, 2018 · 0 comments

Prior to weight loss surgery, your insurance company or provider may require a 6-month supervised diet. Many insurance companies will not consider a request for weight loss surgery unless a patient has previously participated in a medically supervised weight loss program. The purpose of this requirement is to show a

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Grazing: The Way To Bypass Your Weight Loss Surgery Tool

August 24, 2018 · 0 comments

The hardest part of any weight loss program is keeping it off. For thousands of people each year, bariatric surgery is a way to lose weight, reduce the risk of developing further health concerns and improve the overall quality of their lives. While eating smaller portions has been proven to

burger dip recipe

Burger Dip Recipe, Gluten-Free, Freezer-Friendly!

August 22, 2018 · 0 comments

This delicious Burger Dip Recipe is freezer-friendly and gluten-free. Forever, this has been my most requested “men’s dip” for watching sporting events on television, get-together, and a favorite anytime. It is a hearty dip that everyone enjoys and returns for seconds (and thirds). My kids, my brother and my husband

Bariatric-Friendly Food Options After Bariatric Surgery

Focus on Bariatric-Friendly Food Options, No Matter Where You Eat

August 15, 2018 · 0 comments

As a weight loss surgery nutritionist, a frequently asked question that I am regularly asked is: "Will I be able to eat all kind of foods after surgery?" From my experience working with bariatric surgery patients, I want to encourage patients' mindset to focus on healthy choices that are bariatric-friendly

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Does Bariatric Surgery Change Taste Buds Post-Operatively?

August 13, 2018 · 0 comments

It’s so rewarding to be a part of an individual’s journey through weight loss surgery and to be able to share in their excitement as they improve quality of life so quickly after surgery. Through the excitement, I still like to remind my patients that bariatric surgery does not produce