Weight Don’t sign up for weight-loss surgery until you’ve read this guide! Are you tired of counting calories and starving yourself?
Are you considering weight-loss surgery but fear what might go wrong?
Have you ever wondered what it would feel like to lose 30, 40, or even 50 pounds in just 6 months?
You probably don’t need a research report to tell you that people who look great feel great.
But you might be surprised to find out that your physique doesn’t just affect your own self-esteem and confidence. It also has a significant impact on your personal and professional relationships.
A survey conducted by Advanced Dermatology showed that 79% of people wish their partner would lose weight — an average of 22 pounds, to be exact.
On top of that, research published in the Journal of Applied Psychology revealed that individuals considered overweight tend to earn as much as $22,000 less per year than their colleagues.
Some people have been struggling with weight loss their entire lives. Others wish they could just fit back into their old clothes.
And it’s all for one simple reason…
Your weight can slow or grow your success!
The problem is most people have a hard time losing just one pound.
Because between eating “healthy” and spending hours sweating in the gym, getting the scale to go down even a tiny bit takes loads of effort and patience.
But imagine if you lost up to 70% of your excess weight — and in just one year.
That’s the power of bariatric surgery.
Now, you might have already heard of bariatrics and all the different claims, like people who end up gaining back the lost weight or that your relationship with others (and food) will completely change.
While some of these claims are true, the good news is that you can minimize these risks by taking the 4 simple steps outlined in this guide. And with the right information, you’ll be able to lose the weight you’ve been struggling to put off once and for all.
In A GPS for Bariatric Success, you will
The most effective weight-loss strategy you should adopt, even if you decide not to get surgery How doing this breathing routine everyday can help improve your chances of long-term weight loss success The 3 hormones you should know about when it comes to keeping the weight off How doctors determine if you qualify for weight-loss surgery, and which type of procedure is right for you The “deadly” ingredient that’s found in 68% of barcoded foods in America, and why you should avoid this at all costs if you want to slim down Why weight-loss surgery may actually be cheaper than trying to lose weight on your own 6 ways to manage your stress — do this to stop your weight from creeping back upWhy dieting doesn’t actually work for weight loss — try this “spiritual” approach instead The one habit you need to change before you even consider getting bariatric surgery And much more.
It’s perfectly alright to be scared about getting surgery. But it’s not alright if you don’t prepare yourself for what happens after.
An amazing book, really for anyone considering WLS, or even people who have already had WLS. I’m even going to have my partner read this because it has great content about mindfulness, how the body functions, etc; I think there’s something in here for everyone.