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Not much idea about coolsculpting but I have heard it helps to eliminate stubborn fat.
Does coolsculpting help to reduce weight? One of my friends is considering this procedure to reduce her weight. I have asked her to undergo weight loss surgery but she is afraid to go under the knife. She has not consulted any surgeons but read it from somewhere that coolsculpting helps to freeze fat. I just read a blog http://www.thecentrefordermatology.com/blog/body-sculpting/h ow-does-coolsculpting-work/ which explains who it works. Anyone here heard about this procedure or does anyone undergone this procedure? It would be great if you could share bits of information you know. Thanks!!
no, it doesn't cause weight loss. If it did, wevwouldvall have that and not need wls.
Does coolsculpting help to reduce weight? One of my friends is considering this procedure to reduce her weight. I have asked her to undergo weight loss surgery but she is afraid to go under the knife. She has not consulted any surgeons but read it from somewhere that coolsculpting helps to freeze fat. I just read a blog http://www.thecentrefordermatology.com/blog/body-sculpting/h ow-does-coolsculpting-work/ which explains who it works. Anyone here heard about this procedure or does anyone undergone this procedure? It would be great if you could share bits of information you know. Thanks!!
on 6/15/16 6:37 pm
Hi. I'm thinking about going there. Do you recommend it? I'm 6 months post pregnancy and need to lose weight badly.
Nicole,
I think I needed to read that. Thank you. I had RNY 7/25/06.. And gained 80 lbs from my lowest. I recently acquired better insurance and was thinking of a revision to Duodenal Switch. Now I think I need to re-think and work harder to lose weight. Ultimately it's only been a tool.. One that I misused
Hi Chellelynn!
It's been years since you posted this
and it came up for me in a search for this diet
but curious as to where ur up to-what has happened since?
I am thinking about this diet and wanted to know the long term effects of it
or of going off of it
:)
Thanks
Nesh
Hello 
The only inpatient program I am aware of is Brookhaven. Not sure if you can travel out of state or not. Click the link to the website and see if they accept your insurance.
Keep us posted on how you are doing!
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RW:190 - CW:130
Im in search of any recommendations for an inpatient weight loss treatment center either residential or Hospital I live in the Quad Cities Iowa and I need to find a place that will take United Healthcare for insurance. Iof the various doctors in my area that will perform gastric bypass I am at this time solely focused on finding an inpatient weight loss program in a residential or hospital setting. I do not want a half-day program that would require me staying at my house I want a program that would get me out of my house for several weeks for the treatment. has anyone else ever been to a inpatient weight loss treatment center? can you recommend one? do you have one that you do not recommend? I am needing some help please make suggestions please I need nonsurgical based solutions, no diet pills either! I specifically need info on an inpatient obesity treatment center/weight loss program that is equipped to deal with someone several hundred lbs over weight as I'm 454 (ie they would need to have chairs wide enough to hold me, trainers that would expect me to run as fast as someone 1/3 my size). Help.
Hi Amber,
First of all, I want to congratulate you for doing something about this at age 24. I have been overweight since age 4 and morbidly obese since I was 18, and now at age 37, I really wish I had done something about it a lot sooner, as now my health is really beginning to deteriorate. (Well it was before I started this new journey two weeks ago - Optifast for me, now I am on a better journey) Not that I haven't tried in the past, but most attempts have been half-a$$ed at best. My journey was a lot like yours, I went to Grad School, found it extremely stressful and was also working crazy hours. When you are so highly stressed out like that, it's hard not to use something to comfort yourself. I think that taking a little time out for yourself each night to "pamper" can really help if you can squeeze it in. I used to love going to the gym or swimming in the evening and then sitting in the sauna, or doing a facial or something when I got home to really feel like I was pampering myself. After going to the gym, and then doing something like that to really take care of myself, it always felt counterproductive to then start stuffing myself (which sometimes I still did, but not as often). Then I would get some work done, whatever needed to be done but looked forward to snuggling in with a good book and a cup of tea, 15 minutes before Bed. Knowing that I had those things to look forward to (instead of food) did help me out a lot in the past. I have had many other setbacks over the past few years, but remembering to take time for ourselves for something good for us and that makes us feel good about ourselves I think can really help. YOU CAN DO IT!!!! :D
