Podcasts about vertical sleeve gastrectomy

Join me today and my special guest Heather Adams as we explore her decision to have a Vertical Sleeve Gastrectomy. Heather is a former client of mine who has done all the right things when it comes to weight loss. However, there are things that worked and other things that haven't. Today, Heather shares her journey of where she was prior to surgery and where she is now and how the surgery has impacted her life! You can follow Heather and her journey on TIK TOK at VSGathlete. ------ Come find me on Instagram and join my Inner Circle community over on FB! Learn about the 5 habits to start focusing on when it comes to your nutrition Ready to figure your shit out? Find out how you can work with me

Warning: This episode is heavy and contains sensitive topics & discussions. Join us this week as we dive into handling loss after weight loss. We have both experienced the loss of a pet recently and navigating that loss after massive weight loss can be difficult. Some of our coping mechanisms are strongly intact, while others are struggling. This week we talk candidly about how these losses are impacting us and our journeys post weight loss surgery.  

This week we sit down and talk about imposter syndrome. We talk about feeling like you aren't enough and how to handle these moments during weight loss and maintenance. Follow the podcast on IG  @fabulouslyfitpodcast https://www.instagram.com/fabulouslyfitpodcast/ Follow Danielle @vsgdee2020https://www.instagram.com/vsgdee2020/Follow Kennedee @bypassandbougiehttps://www.instagram.com/bypassandbougie/

*** FELLOWSHIP APPLICATION: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScxkGQTz-rh5OfPJBBdyvVZ4Pq2R8NWgBUOC1dt8VQHtvawhw/viewform *** Subjective and objective GERD are common amongst bariatric surgery patients. Is weight loss alone enough to improve GERD symptoms? Is the vertical sleeve gastrectomy really associated with worsening GERD? What technical factors of the vertical sleeve gastrectomy lead to improved or worsening GERD? Listen to find out! Journal articles: The Impact of Sleeve Gastrectomy on Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease in Patients with Morbid Obesity https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/35048247/ Effect of Concomitant Laparoscopic Sleeve Gastrectomy and Hiatal Hernia Repair on Gastroesophageal Reflux in Patients with Obesity: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34254259/ Please visit behindtheknife.org to access other high-yield surgical education podcasts, videos and more.  

Hang with us this week as we catch up on our crazy lives and Danielle talks about all things retreat!Follow the podcast on IG  @fabulouslyfitpodcast https://www.instagram.com/fabulouslyfitpodcast/ Follow Danielle @vsgdee2020https://www.instagram.com/vsgdee2020/Follow Kennedee @bypassandbougiehttps://www.instagram.com/bypassandbougie/

Join us this week as we tackle the gym and gym anxiety. We talk about how we stay consistent and how we faced gym anxiety head-on to turn it into a place we truly enjoy. Follow us on our socials:https://www.instagram.com/fabulouslyfitpodcast/https://www.instagram.com/bypassandbougie/https://www.instagram.com/vsgdee2020/

In this week's episode, join Kennedee (@bypassandbougie) and Danielle (vsgdee2020) we discuss some of our most memorable non-scale victories (NSV) like wrapping a towel completely around ourselves along with answering some of your questions. 

This week we discuss food and the fear & freedom we have both experienced since losing weight. 

Join us this week as we discuss weight loss and personal style! In this episode, we talk about what we have done to find our personal styles post-weight loss and the importance of finding your new size(s) through this journey. We discuss what we like, where we shop, what kinds of jeans we wear because we know y'all are dying to know, and we even talk about our sizes as we are asked this a lot! This is a subject we both love and we can't wait for you to listen! Be sure to check out the podcast IG page to see some of our favorite outfits and for a link to the article we discuss

Join us this week as we interview Danielle's new coach Sarah (@sarahf_fitwithme)! Sarah dives into what makes her different than other coaches. Sarah takes a full-body approach and looks at your internal system rather than just the external. Sarah has lab work that not even our doctors have had us have done before. Tune in to hear how Sarah has helped Danielle in just a few short weeks and how she may be able to help you too!

Join Kennedee (@bypassandbougie) while she interviews Dalton Musselwhite (@msslwht) about his experience with a VSG and losing OVER 300 pounds! They talk about weight loss, relationships, life, loss, and what this journey is like from the viewpoint of a man. Dalton has committed to living a full life focused on being the best version of himself. At one point Dalton reminds us that we are the only ones in our way and until we get out of our own ways we can't expect to grow and change. As always don't forget to follow the podcast page @fabulouslyfitpodcastKennedee @bypassandbougiie Danielle @vsgdee2020And make sure to follow Dalton! He can be found @msslwht on all the social media platforms! 

WE'RE BACK!! Join us as we are back for our first episode in a while and the first episode of 2022! We are giving you planner recommendations, giving you life updates, and talking about our goals and intentions for 2022!

Join Kennedee as she interviews her husband Kyle about relationship changes and navigating extreme weight loss with your spouse. 

Back in 2011, Heidi Stepanoff had Vertical Sleeve Gastrectomy procedure, a decision that was not taken lightly for someone who always took a more natural approach to things. Luckily for Heidi, she shared a gym with her General Practitioner who noticed her weight gain and ongoing struggles to lose it. After trying every diet and pill known to man, Heidi finally had the courage to see her doctor and seek advice and with the positive support she received, Heidi went to an information night hosted by WeightLoss Solutions Australia where she learned about the surgical options for weight loss and realised it was just another tool to help achieve her goals. Twenty years later, Heidi has found her true self. Now living life to the fullest with more energy, being an active mother to her two children and setting a healthy example, a strong working single mum and becoming the successful Dive Master she is today. This episode is an eye-opener into the life of someone who was never living their truth, one that was held back by excess weight. Heidi's journey is just beginning, she plans to continue writing fiction with the hopes to one day be able to take it to publication. For full episode details, go to www.felicitycohen.com

This episode is also available as a blog post: https://lauraartist68.wordpress.com/2021/09/13/how-the-vertical-sleeve-gastrectomy-changed-in-better-valeria-s-life-after-being-affected-by-obesity-most-of-her-life/

Join us this week as we discuss macro counting vs. intuitive eating. You will hear us share what works best for us and why. We also share how an article that breaks down how to find what works best for you!Follow Kennedee here https://www.instagram.com/bypassandbougie/Follow Danielle here https://www.instagram.com/vsgdee2020/Follow the podcast here https://www.instagram.com/fabulouslyfitpodcast/

Join us this week as we talk about our journies back into the world of fitness.  We both explain when we got started working out post-op and how we tried different things to find what we enjoy. Remember, fitness does not always have to equal the gym. 

Join us this week as we discuss what our process to get surgery was like including our insurance/program requirements to schedule a surgery date. We also discuss how we, and many others, are treated differently now that we have lost the weight and are entering the world as what society finds acceptable. Follow Kennedee here- https://www.instagram.com/bypassandbougie/Follow Danielle here- https://www.instagram.com/vsgdee2020/Follow the podcast here- https://www.instagram.com/fabulouslyfitpodcast/

Join us as Kennedee (https://www.instagram.com/bypassandbougie/)  and Danielle (https://www.instagram.com/vsgdee2020/) introduce themselves and share how they ended up where they are now. The decision to have weight loss surgery completely changed their lives and welcomed them back into the world of health and fitness. Combined they have lost a total of 270 pounds and want to share with you what that experience and change in lifestyle is really like.  On the first episode, we will explain a little about ourselves so you can get to know us  and share our goals and hopes for this podcast!

We yarn with Amy from Blenheim about her weight loss surgery journey. Travelling to Mexico to go under the knife (pre-covid) in November 2019, Amy had a Vertical Sleeve Gastrectomy and her life has changed in so many wonderful ways since. We chat about being a solo parent and her Dad travelling with her as her support person, chronic illness, clothing (she makes her own), baking (she once trained as a Chef), how making food has always been an outlet for her and how that has changed post-op.  Disclaimer: I call this episode one but it ended up being episode two and I'm not about the re-recording life. 

Welcome to VSG Tea with Sammi and Bre! Join these two beautiful post-operatives talk about Vertical Sleeve Gastrectomy, a surgery that helps promote weight loss. Besides sharing their journey in achieving their ideal form and appearance, they also go deep into everything VSG-related. Sammi and Bre give a taste of what's about to come in the next episodes as they talk about the impact of VSG on their dating experiences and self-confidence, their life within the BBW community, and how they relate themselves to people who choose to lose weight through natural techniques.

Ever thought about going under the knife? How serious and committed are you to even maintaining your results and changing your lifestyle? This weeks episode we have our first guest appearance, Natasha Bonneau, who goes in-depth about the realities of having her VSG procedure. Lets get into it...

Today, I am having a candid conversation with my girl Teri aka TTGotVSG and we are talking about her experience with Vertical Sleeve Gastrectomy. This is a procedure I have considered having myself, so Teri gives me pros and cons, and what led to her decision to have the procedure. We hope you enjoy and feel free to drop in on the Group Discussion page and we can keep the conversation going! Enjoy!!!  Like Kickin it wit Kee on Facebook Follow on Instagram: KickinitwitKee --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/heyykee/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/heyykee/support

In this episode, Carly details her weight loss and bariatric surgery story. She talks about weight regain and how she got started on her journey, and the decision to have weight loss surgery to begin with.

In the introductory episode, Carly is joined by her best friend and roommate, Grayson. They discuss their current shelter in place orders, their decision to stop drinking alcohol, and how easy its become to binge eat.

In July of 2011 I had a Vertical Sleeve Gastrectomy. and I spend this episode discussing what the process was like before and how it affected me afterwards.  Rapid weight loss affects hormones, metabolism and body image, and requires a new commitment to a brand new way of life.  Loose skin, sliding back into old junk food habits and continually tweaking my response to all of it are among the challenges I faced and still have been addressing over 8 years later.   --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/destinationbegin/support

In this episode I bring you my conversation with Ted Kyle, RPh, MBA. Ted founded ConscienHealth in 2009. He is a pharmacist and healthcare innovation professional who works with health and obesity experts for sound policy and innovation to address obesity. He serves on the Board of Directors for the Obesity Action Coalition, advises The Obesity Society on advocacy, and consults with organizations addressing the needs of people living with obesity. His widely-read daily commentary, published at conscienhealth.org/news, reaches an audience of more than 15,000 thought leaders in health and obesity. His peer-reviewed publications focus upon weight bias and policy related to health and obesity. As such, Ted is perfectly positioned to share with us his list of the Top 10 Milestones in Obesity and Health over the past 10 years. Discussed in this episode, # 10-# 1:  10. The Rise of ObesityWeek: We discuss what is ObesityWeek and why does this conference matter. 9. The Mediterranean Diet Hits a Speed Bump: In 2018 the original authors of the PREDIMED study audited the study’s data and execution and they found problems. For about 14 percent of the study’s 7,447 subjects, assignment to a treatment group was not random. Taking those problems into account, they still found lower rate of cardiovascular events for people in the Mediterranean diet groups (compared to a lower-fat diet). But the bold claim of cause and effect evaporated. The original conclusions said the diet “reduced the incidence” of cardiovascular events. The new conclusion says “the incidence was lower.” This difference might seem small but it’s the difference between causality and association. 8. Plants Are IN, But Carbs Are OUT: As demonstrated by the new Dietary Guidelines for Americans in 2020.  7. Vibrant Support and Advocacy for People with Obesity: The rise of the Obesity Action Coalition. 6. Sugar Is Poison: Dr Robert Lustig's Sugar-is-Toxic video 5. A Whole New Specialty for Obesity Care: American Board of Obesity Medicine came into existence.  4. Surgery for Diabetes: Understanding that Bariatric Surgery is an endocrine surgery that changes the hormonal communication between the gut, adipose (fat) tissue, and the brain. The logic is inescapable. Type 2 diabetes is a cruel, progressive disease that slowly, but surely destroys a body from the inside out. Strokes, heart disease, amputations, organ failure – they’re all part of a bleak picture. Intensive medical care can slow it down. But metabolic surgery can put it into remission. Three years ago (2016), a remarkable consortium of 45 expert organizations endorsed metabolic surgery for type 2 diabetes. And yet, 97 percent of people who might benefit still don’t receive metabolic surgery.  3. New Drugs for Obesity Treatment: Liraglutide (Saxenda), Naltrexone & Bupropion (Contrave), Phentermine & Topiramate (Qsymia), and Lorcaserin (Belviq), with more coming. 2. Sleeves Take Over from Bands: Bands peaked in 2007. As of 2018 Vertical Sleeve Gastrectomy is the #1 procedure of all bariatric surgeries. 1. Less Explicit Bias: Bias comes from selective blindness to facts. Explicit bias refers to attitudes and beliefs we have about a person or group on a conscious level. Implicit bias refers to thoughts and feelings we hold without conscious awareness regarding a person or group. Some of the more common biases we can hold against a person are based on their weight, sexuality, race, age, skin tone, or disability. The risks of implicit and explicit bias is that people become sicker because of denial and inaction. Less (NONE!) of both types of biases would be better but less explicit bias is certainly a start.  Thanks for Listening!  Support the podcast at either: Patreon or PayPal Connect with Ted Kyle: ConscienHealth.org, LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, email: Ted.Kyle@conscienHealth.org Connect with Reeger Cortell: Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, email: reeger@weightlosssurgerypodcast.com    

What is it like to live your life every single day, and to feel like a balloon that's at it's breaking point that's just about to explode? What's it like to live your life and to feel like you are not your true self at all? What's it like to go on a journey of self discovery via bariatric surgery? What changes? Does your personality change? Does your attitude change? What do you lose? What do you gain? Does any of this sound familiar to you and your story? If so... click play and join us in this episode as I talk to Alicia Hill-Marceau. She's a wife, a mother, a daughter, a friend, and someone who struggled to get her weight under control.  She chronicled her story into what changed and what she found when she had bariatric surgery in a book she titled FINALLY ME! In the text, Alicia talks about what she gave up having surgery, but more so what she found out about her true self along her journey.  If you are considering bariatric surgery and you are wondering what the mental and emotional aspects of the journey are going to be like, get a copy of her book. You won't be disappointed.  In writing the book, Alicia aimed to show people that if you take the time you to can finally find yourself too.    Buy the book on amazon here: Finally Me!: Thanks to Vertical Sleeve Gastrectomy   Book Give-A-Way! Check out the following link for official contest rules: http://www.weighinradio.com/contest

This episode is a little different because I am on the other side of the mic. Rather than asking the questions, I am answering them. Podcaster Don Moe asked me to be a guest on his podcast, Weigh In Radio. I was honored he asked and had fun chatting with him, so much so that I decided to share the episode here with you.  If you are not familiar with Don’s podcast, Weigh In Radio, I highly recommend you check it out. He launched his podcast in August of 2018 and to date has published 12 episodes with more coming. Don is someone who is personally affected by obesity and he has included bariatric surgery, specifically Vertical Sleeve Gastrectomy, a.k.a. the Sleeve, as part of his treatment plan. Through both thoughtful interviews and commentaries, his podcast focuses on helping people along their weight loss journey, whether bariatric surgery is part of that journey or not.  I am happy to lend my podcast platform to Don if that helps him help more people. His heart is in the right place and his podcast is excellent. I highly recommend you become an active subscriber of Weigh In Radio and the community he is building over there. His podcast is available wherever you listen to podcasts. Discussed in this episode Reeger’s Intro Don’s Intro Some of my reasons for creating the Weight Loss Surgery Podcast. The role the Weight Loss Surgery Podcast has played in helping Don along his journey. The science of obesity and bariatric surgery should be made available to everyone. Possible future episode: Exploring Bile Acids as a hormone with Dr Randy Seeley. Obesity is a chronic, recurring disease and needs to be treated as such. Bariatric surgery is not the end of the treatment plan. The importance of the ongoing continuum of care for obesity. How shame, blame, bias, and guilt can be disempowering. Courtsey and sensitivity towards people affected by obesity. Food addiction is a real a thing. Current and new surgeries and devices. The role of bariatric surgery for adolescents. Don’s concluding thoughts and invitations to join the Weigh In Radio community. Reeger’s concluding thoughts.

This week’s episode of Volume Up with Leslie Jespersen is for anyone who has ever struggled with their weight. Leslie’s away this week, and Charlee is joined in the studio by two dynamic women who have (also) undergone a Vertical Sleeve Gastrectomy- weight loss surgery. These three women are getting real and raw about WLS, food addiction, and how profoundly losing a significant amount of weight can change a life. Carrie Vasquez is a Personal Trainer with Star Fit Club whose clients fuel her continued success at 3 years post-op. Lori Lopez is a busy mom navigating the complex emotional journey of WLS 2 years out. Both women share their struggles and successes with food and weight loss. In our first hour, the ladies discuss why they chose to have surgery and take some questions from listeners. We tackle the “easy way out” myth as well as addiction and addiction transfer, weight regain, and the serious psychological work of healing from a dysfunctional relationship with food. In the second hour, we’re talking relationships: family, friend, and romantic. Have our families always been supportive? Did we lose friends? What about the statistic that 75% of marriages where one partner has had WLS end in divorce? If your relationship with food has ever left you feeling hopeless, this episode is direct from us to you. We’re coming at you with the good, the bad, and the sometimes heartbreaking side of weight loss surgery. We’re coming at you with the surety that you CAN change your life. We’re coming at you this and every week with Volume Up! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/volume-up/support

PC starts the episode by going into detail about the crazy dreams she’s been having the past couple of weeks. Then, the two have a full Sick and Shut-in list for the week! They discuss the CDC’s non-hygienic tweet and controversy surrounding Olympic gold medalist Caster Semenya. In honor of the late John Singleton, the two recount their favorite projects by him. Kyle gets personal about why he underwent the knife for his Vertical Sleeve Gastrectomy (vsg) and gives an update on his progress thus far. The duo close the episode by discussing their thoughts on the movie,The Intruder, and watching it with an interactive audience!

In this episode we have a special guest Catherine Aveyard who talks dating , influence of married men and some details on Vertical Sleeve Gastrectomy

Guests Sharron Paul, Comedian Kyle Ocasio, Comedian & Personal Trainer Pedro Granados, Personal Training Manager at MPHC, Fitness Instructor & Coach   Where do you get 6-pack abs? The kitchen or the gym? What's more important? Diet or Exercise? Are we genetically predisposed to disease or can we reverse our "fate" with diet and exercise? Habits vs choices Why are Europeans healthier while eating bread and butter?  The panel discusses this and much more, like Sharron's recent Vertical Sleeve Gastrectomy and new fitness regimen. Plus, Vicky has the panel debunk fitness and diet myths. Don't miss the Season One finale episode!

In this episode we catch up with Leslie who had bariatric surgery, Vertical Sleeve Gastrectomy specifically, in Tijuana, Mexico in May, 2018. If you have not heard our first episode together, published in June 2018, I strongly encourage you to go back and listen to episode 94, titled “Leslie Goes to Mexico.” This was a […]

Two studies in the September issue of Gastroenterology look at the effects of vertical sleeve gastrectomy (VSG) on plasma lipid levels and metabolism. Dr. Kuemmerle speaks to two of the co-authors of both studies.

In this week’s episode of BariatricTV we have a Drop Zone Freak who has changed her perception. In the Dumping Ground segment we discuss caring for your teeth after weight loss surgery. Then, in Altered Reality, we offer up a few tips on dealing with the first few weeks after surgery. Finally, we wrap things up in the Freak On segment with a review of a new web site that we learned about during our recent trip to New York.

We talk with Dr. Guillermo Alvarez about his surgical practice in Mexico. Dr. Alvarez talks bout his dedication to the Vertical Sleeve Gastrectomy and a new book he has published to educate patients on the sleeve procedure. He also talks bout how his practice can help alleviate some of the fears one might have about surgery in Mexico.

In episode 5 of BariatricTV Support Chat Radio we talk about a few things in the news. * Single Incision Gastric Sleeve Procedure in Texas * Has Kirstie Alley had Weight Loss Surgery? * Lose Weight, or Have a Tumor, You Choose! We’re also joined by NatureGirl, Patrina, Allison, Patricia and Rob.

In Episode 15 we take a look at the Vertical Sleeve Gastrectomy, discuss whether or not weight loss surgery is the easy way out and take a look at a program designed to have you running a 5k in nine short weeks.