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Which bariatric surgery is safest and most effective?
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Honestly, even if it were an "easy way out," who cares? This kind of thing is a last-ditch attempt to improve someone's quality of life or even save their life. No one should be shamed for not wanting to die.
Some people do it for vanity.
@@kell-yh4ec Nope... Each bariatric clinic has very strict guidelines for for these procedures. Your BMI has to be above a certain % just to qualify. Then there's an interview with the surgical team and you have to have at least one serious comorbidity (like Type 2 diabetes), if you pass that and they feel you're a good candidate then it's months of appointments with a dietician, a behavioral health specialist, a cardiologist, multiple trips to the labs for blood draws and appointments with radiology to have your entire digestive system x-rayed. You spend hours talking to the behavioral health specialist and they analyze every aspect of your life. On top of that, you will be given goals by your dietician that you must meet. In the end, the dietician, behavioral health specialist and the cardiologist all have to sign off in order for you to move on to the next step. So tell me... People go through all of that and a team of medical professionals will sign off on it... Just for vanity? Nope.
Gastric sleeve changed my life for the better
What about 60 lbs over weight?
How are you doing now
Thank you, Dr Ashton for saying it's not a "quick fix" or the "easy way out"! It certainly is NOT easy, all the weight doesnt just fall off...one still has to eat right and exercise to even lose the weight, and it still takes a LIFETIME of changed eating habits and regular exercising to even keep or maintain.
Go bypass, too many people have to have more surgery from sleeve to bypass as they regain and have complications with their sleeves as it ages.
So there's more long-term complications with gastric sleeve surgery than say, a mini or full gastric bypass? I ask since I was given both options that I can choose from by my bariatric surgeon so I'm still weighing the options.
Definitely not a quick or easy fix. The amazing tool it is to helping people lose and maintain weight is amazing, life changing.
I am 12 years out, Gastric bypass!
Even though I've been trying to lose weight for years, I realized that I couldn't do it without surgery. I live in the USA and unfortunately my financial situation is not good enough to receive treatment here. That's why I decided to get treatment in a different country. It was impossible for me to pay 12.000€ here. Instead I found a clinic in Turkey. Slimmer and fitter. I got a very successful result. The cost of treatment is only 2500€. At this price they picked me up from the airport and made me stay at the hotel. I am very satisfied with the result and would recommend it to you as well.
What is the name of the clinic?
I fast up to 22 hours a day, mindful of what I eat yet im just not loosing weight so im finally going to Turkey this summer and im in Europe so everyone goes there. I'm currently doing research bur it's scary because through research you realise that not everyone makes out... but I have no choice but to go this summer.@@fatmasinacakar3099
I I was going to get bariatric surgery in 2010 but I backed up and was already in the process of getting my surgery I wasn’t obese that’s why I backed up on my surgery day i was really young and I was this close to getting into the process I did the process of bariatric surgery like 3 times I even did the classes, the testing and etc, but till this day my dr still offers me bariatric surgery ‘ I did my research about bariatric surgery, gastric sleeve and gastric bypass for many years nos
How have things gone for you since your surgery?
What
Only way to be a candidate is to be obese ,so why what are you saying, this message is so open ended and run on.
@ladye.j.j5739 Based on her comment, she didn't get the surgery....
How were you going to get bariatric surgery if you weren’t obese? It does not make sense. That’s literally one of the biggest requirements for approval
I had a sleeve almost a month ago, and when the doctor said, “it is not the easy way out” believe her
Would I qualify if I need to loose 50 n have high bp
ive read the duodenal switch is best
The art of not answering a question
She didn’t answer the question
Sleeve & gastric bypass
@@joannahagiperos2140which is safest out of the two ? That’s the question 🤡
Neither of them I’m day 19 and it’s still not making me feel better about it. I was told it was because I haven’t had food which they didn’t know I had and I still felt like screw this. I can’t go with family and I don’t even eat as much as my daughter now. I would rather have all my issues back and talked to a doctor I was 390 the day of surgery I lose weight pretty fast. I mainly wanted my hernia fixed and was told they couldn’t at the size Iam. I wish I had worked off the weight then just had the hernia fixed. Because either way I have to wait a year now to have it fixed.
Bypass is the best
Have you done it ?
Not true
Is the potato-only diet as effective as gastric bypass surgeryg?
I would think not
Crazy how these two got fired!! 😂
LOL messy af
It's definitely NOT the easy way out. Just to get approved takes months of all kinds of appointments, documentation, & seeing different people (psychologist, Nutritionist, Primary Care Provider & so forth) to even get the surgery! You have to jump through what feels like endless hoops, just so your insurance will cover it. *AND THEN* when you finally get approved, and your journey starts, you still have to diet & workout! The surgery helps, but it's not gonna work nearly as good (and it will not last long) if you fall back into crappy habits. Your surgery will have been for NOTHING, if you stretch your stomach back out, over-eating! And not eating healthy!
So Im glad this doctor mentioned it's not an easy way out. The whole process is a pain in the @SS, and you have to be willing to forever change how you eat.
Not to mention the emotional & mental toll it takes on you, afterwards, when the surgery is done! You cant eat like before. Not just cuz you might throw up, due to a small stomach.
But you see everyone else around you (at home, family) eating badly! They pig out on junk, with zero regard for you. Making you crave the junk they get to have... But you can't! It takes willpower!
100% I just had my RNY Gastric Bypass last Friday and I started this journey in early January. Same thing for me, had to meet goals with my dietician, had 4 hours total of conversations with the behavioral health specialist, had to do a stress test with the cardiologist and then there were multiple trips to the lab for blood draws and the X-Ray of my digestive system with the fun drinks they give you, my PCP and Endocrinologist. And it's not quick because I had to meet with the dietician 3 times at one month intervals in order to see results from my goals. As of right now, I am 31 pounds lighter than when I was first "officially" weighed in early February, and very little of that is from the surgery... It's from the 2 week liver shrinking diet that's necessary leading up to the surgery. At my weigh in on surgery day I went from initially being 352 lbs to 328 lbs. That was just from the liver shrinking diet, and this morning I weighed in at 321 lbs... And I am already seeing significant changes in my sleeping and my insulin resistance. My insulin units have dropped significantly and I can see a day in the near future where my endocrinologist tells me to stop taking injections all together... I agree, in the end.. This is NOT the easy way out by any means.
can't with those two clowns...
It is the easy way out
Sounds good huh? Until you notice vitamin deficiency and other problems. Best way is to learn how to eat and loose weight the natural way. Something to be proud of.
Other problems like what?
@@AAbbb18 research the pros and cons to understand.
Just tell us if ur going to say research then why even comment! Theres so much mixed info. Help us know what u know or found
None, it will kill you
No it will not I had it done have lost 127lbs since Feb 1/23 and I no longer take insulin, blood pressure meds, no longer have sleep apnea . Ii has been a life saver for me.
I have severe sleep apnea and I'm still tired all day even using the CPAP 6+hrs a night on average. I just want true rest and stop the brain fog and constant yawning all day. I need to lose about the same weight to get to my ideal weight for my height. I'm really wondering if bariatric surgery can put by sleep apnea into remission. what procedure did you have done, sleeve or bypass?@@irenadamienmariah
@@irenadamienmariah- which one did you get? I tried to schedule a colonoscopy and they told me my BMI was too high and the dr wanted to see me first. I'm thinking they want to talk me into one of these surgeries. I'm afraid , I don't know one person that hasn't had sever complications. So I need your advice :) I'm afraid of too much loose skin. At age 55 my thighs already hang. :( I'm pretty sure I have sleep apnea, pre diabetic, ect I'm 5'1" and 230. Help😢
@@staceyclark8796bypass is the best it will save your life. Being morbidly obese is more risky than having the surgery. Go for it.
@@staceyclark8796hi there. I am around your size; I just had the sadi-s procedure. I think it's totally worth it. Already down 15lbs.
Just dont eat too much each day and thats that.
You do know some people that don’t eat gain weight from hormonal issues and have to get these surgeries as well too ?
I mean you could save a shit load of money just going to the gym instead of surgery to lose weight
For people who are obese enough to qualify for bariatric surgery, the odds of reaching a healthy weight through diet and exercise are vanishingly low - less than 1 in 100. Patients also have to have tried multiple other weight loss strategies in order to qualify.
Not true
Yeah so easy they don't even do the surgeries anymore 😂
@victoriabain5237 what you mean they don't do the surgery anymore...they do tons of these surgeries every year
You lose weight by eating less, not by going to the gym. HOW they eat less is up to the people themselves, not you.
Work for the weight loss! Not pay for it, EARN IT
are you slow? you have to work for it even after surgery
Seriously, Stomach Stapling promoted before health eating and exercise?
If THATS the message u took from this, then perhaps u need to rewatch it or do some additional reading up on Bariatrics in general to educate urself. Because that is certainly NOT what anyone in the medical field is suggesting. But...Lemme guess...uv never been overweight, ur a health & exercise nut and/or vegan who thinks ur better and cuter than everyone in the room, the kind of person who thinks "fat people have no willpower"....ur THAT person, aren't cha?
@@Amburmist My borderline diabetic highcholesterol fatass at 21 years. Got significantly less fat to not die due to facing reality with medicals facts not quack dictors who just want $$$.
Beribaric surgery SHOULD BE LAST RESORT. It is drastic surgery AFTER SURGERY. One CAN NEVER EAT NORMAL. Small Portions meals must be strictly enforced. Gourging food or eating Regular Balanced Meal (portion wise) is no longer possible. CAUSE IT WILL BURST THE STAPLED-SHORTEN STOMACH. Vitimins must be taken cause small portions of food must less was gsined through eating.
Beribaric Surgery is useless and consequences is much dire if you yoyo back to being obese. Yoying between weight loss and regain is less harmful than losing weight via surgery than overeating after beribaric surgery than can burst yo stomach!
No? You don’t qualify unless you have a long history of trying to diet and work out.
@@Gwentompkins72 So too Weak willed. Victim mentalty to dedicate self and stick to a diet and exercise plan. Gotcha!
GO FOR THE SURGERY. That comes with AN EVEN MORE RESTRICTIVE Diet AFTER SURGERY!
CANT STICK TO THAT DIET AFTER STAPLE SURGERY.
Youse is fcked!
@@Gwentompkins72 they don't understand that the stomach is reduced mainly for the full feeling and the dramatic weight loss that first occurs is a mix of a liquid diet 2 weeks prior to the surgery, liquid after and than a pureed diet followed by soft foods and weeks later you're eating protein rich tiny meals because you HAVE to get your nutrition in and because of the surgery you feel full with a tiny meal now. To lose weight even with a smaller stomach you still have to eat a proper diet and exercise, but with the surgery you're not suffering while you do it.
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