Success Story: Silvia R.

When talking about weight loss and bariatric surgery, foods that are high in carbohydrates are often brought up as “bad” foods or labeled “unhealthy.” While it is important to limit some specific foods high in carbohydrates, not all are avoided forever.

It’s that time of year again! When goal setting becomes more important and we begin to think about what we hope to achieve in the next year (365 days). Check out this article on goal setting and staying motivated with your New Years Resolution!

Focusing on being in good health is important in so many areas of life. One major area we have more control over involves our eating habits and even how someone eats a meal.

The holidays are a fun season full of family and friend gatherings, holiday work events, ugly sweater parties, and the like. However, when you are trying to be mindful of your health after having bariatric surgery, it can feel a bit more stressful. 

Seasonal baking is a holiday tradition for many. Whether it is nostalgic and reminds you of baking with past family members as a child or brings you joy to bake for others, holiday baking is something that can still be celebrated after bariatric surgery.

The holiday season can be a wonderful and beautiful time of year! However, it can also become a very stressful and busy season for some. Here are a few helpful tips that may help you minimize some of the stressors that the holiday season may bring.