I’ve tried many different diets, diet pills, exercising, stopped drinking soda, no junk food but still can’t lose all the weight.
I am healthy with no serious health problem just tired of being so huge. I have two young children that I can’t do much with cause I get worn out so quickly.
Sponsored Links
-
Recent Posts
- pros and cons lap band surgery or gastric by pass or gastric sleeve?
- serious answers only please(by experience which is better the lap band or gastric bypass surgery?)?
- What is the life expectancy after Gastric Bypass?
- i found my daughter on the floor sceamimg and sob and servere epi gastric pain?
- I have Gastric reflux, some times my armpit lymph nod some times painfull, Is that abnormal?
- Does anyone know of an insurance that will cover for the Gastric bypass?
- anyone wants to diagnose me?
- Is there some kind of waiver I can get if I had gastric bypass and want to enlist?
- People getting gastric bands, why don't they just take responsibility and lose the weight the hard way?
- does a mans penis become larger after gastric surgery?
- Do you have to quit smoking to have the lap band surgery? If so, why?
- has anyone had gastric bypass surgery overseas?
- Cure Gastric Cancer T-shirt Large White
- Has anyone on here had the gastric bypass surgery if so..?
- i need financial assistance with gastric-by pass surgery, where can i go?
Tags
About Adjustable After Band Banding Bariatric Before Body Bypass Cooking Cost CreeIngles.com Diet from Gastric Happy India Journey Laparoscopic LapBand Life Loss medical Mini MiniGastric month months Obesity Part Patient Post postop Rutledge Skin Sleeve Story Surgery talks ulcer UPDATE Video week Weeks Weight yearMeta
Archives
I don’t know if Medicaid covers it, but I’m feeling pretty doubtful. I did have a friend who was partially insured who received it–she had to pay out of pocket.
Also, the surgery is not the end-all be-all. With the surgery, you still have to continually diet or you can very well gain the weight back. Anytime a person goes under the knife, they risk injury, infection and death. So I figure, if you have to do the work of dieting along with the surgery, why risk being cut into?
Here are the basics when it comes to weight loss: eat small amounts of low-fat, low glycemic (very little starch, flour and sugar) foods. Don’t consider the traditional ways of eating (3 squares per day). Eat small (the size of your fist) ‘snacks’ every 3-4 hours apart–this will keep your metabolism humming, which is what burns fat. You don’t even need to exercise that much if you follow that regimen. This is essentially what you’d have to do in terms of maintenance with the surgery anyway.
Only if your life is at imminent stake and even that may take an act of congress!
No way, sis is right. By the way, they have a newer TECHNOLOGY. I read about it in a science magazine "Science Illistrated", they insert a lining in your stomach and its supposed to be safer and a pretty simple implant. Might want to check it out. Best of luck on the weight thing. Your probably young but I’ll tell you the same thing I told my wife: I don’t care about how much you weigh as long as your health.
Why dont you get a JOB and pay for insurance like everyone else does and usually it will be mostly covered then .
Everyone looking for handouts now a days geepers
Acai provides dietary fiber, excellent for digestive tract health, high levels of calcium, vitamins A and E, and phosphorus. Acai has a significant amount of calcium, which help strengthen bones, prevent fractures, and can help prevent osteoporosis. Women who experience extreme menstrual pain can also benefit from Acai. Calcium-rich foods help coat the lining of the stomach and uterus, and help reduce the pain from cramps and bloating.
Acai’s dietary fiber helps promote the health of the digestive tract, including the colon. The broad array of antioxidants in Acai may help protect and repair the lower esophagus damaged by acid-reflux disease. Acai’s acid-suppression effects reduce the acidity of stomach contents when reflux does occur. The antibacterial properties of Acai kill bad bacteria, fungi and parasites, including ulcer-causing bacteria. Acai’s anti-inflammatory abilities may prevent the malabsorption of vital nutrients by preventing damage to the wall of the small intestine.
Acai’s phytosterols help reduce the erosion of the skin’s protective coating. Because it’s so high in anthocyanins and phytosterols, Acai helps protect connective tissues, including collagen. Acai acts as an astringent which contract, shrink or tighten body tissues, including skin. Astringents can be used to stop bleeding in small cuts or to give the skin a fresh, tingling feeling.
Modern science is discovering the life-enhancing benefits of the Amazon super berry. Research indicates that Acai can help neutralize free radicals, prevent heart disease, thwart cancer, and much more.
Acai contains powerful nutrients, which combine unique properties and ingredients in a single product. There’s no other fruit that can be compared with the effectiveness of Acai and no product on the market that can compete with the quality of Amazon Thunder.
health-quotes.talk4fun.net – here is my health insurance plan. As I remember they can provide such a service.