With Bariatric Surgery, Men's 100 Kg Weight Successfully Shrink

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Most people trying to lose weight by dieting. However, of late, in the middle of the Australian popular bariatric surgery to lose weight. As did Felix Bastajian. He managed to shrink as much as 100 pounds of body weight with bariatric surgery.
When the age of 50 years, Felix weight reached 187 pounds. He also tried to diet but to no avail. In 2010, Felix was frustrated with her weight reached 164 pounds. Later, at The Sydney Institute for Obesity Surgery, gastric banding surgery he did for 18 months. The result, Felix weight dropped to 85 pounds. Not only that, he suffered diabetes began to improve and he did not feel hungry.
Since the surgery, he has conducted several activities such as buying clothes at department stores, skate boar, run, buy a bathrobe, which had not previously been sufficient for his size, and riding roller coasters. "Think about the fat kid who can not do the things that his friends could do," kataFelix, as reported by News Limited Network, Tuesday (06/17/2013).
In Australia, the rate of obesity has tripled its citizens. One in four Australians are obese and up to now has been done 33 times the weight loss surgery. The reason is the development of operations that recently a study showed that a diet is not the solution for most obese people.
Professor of Medical Science at the University of Melbourne, Jo Proietto, said his research shows that a person could lose 10 percent of their body weight by dieting, but it actually triggers the body's response to maintain a higher weight. Six months after the diet, one's body weight will return to normal.
"Not because they are weak but because they decrease energy expenditure and their hormones make them hungry," said Proietto.
Meanwhile, Professor of Surgery at Monash University, Paul O'Brien, said the people who undergo bariatric surgery lost weight continued until six months after surgery. His research also shows 10 years later, that question will store a maximum of 64 percent of their excess fat.
Last month, the National Health and Medical Research Council Australia recommends bariatric surgery as a weight management strategy for adults with a body mass index over 40 and for those with a BMI over 30 if suffering from diabetes. The local government also reported that the cost of the operation is quite effective is between $ 6,000 to $ 15,000 or approximately Rp 56 million to Rp 141 million.
In February, residents of Parramatta, Luis Almario given money $ 350,000 or approximately USD 3.2 billion of Dr. Emmanuel Varipatis failing recommend weight loss surgery for Almario. When it Almario weighs 140 kg and suffering from liver cancer.
This surgery is not risk-free and maximum results obtained when the patient is in intensive care as a follow-up, such as the help of nutritionists, psychologists and general practitioners. Patients should change their eating habits and improve their practice. This can be overcome by consuming high-calorie foods.
Bariatric surgery using gastric banding to fit the plastic ring that is placed at the top of the stomach to restrict the flow of food and creates a feeling of satiety. While gastric sleeve surgery is done by cutting most of the stomach and throw up the stomach size is reduced 20 percent of its original size.
Gastric bypass surgery using staples to divide the stomach into two pouches, top and bottom, with the bottom larger. A small portion of the small intestine is connected to the small pouch so that food calories are absorbed will be less.