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Tuesday, August 19th, 2008According to Obesitysurgicalcenter.org, one third of the adult population in America is obese. Each year, obesity causes 300,000 deaths and 100 billion in healthcare costs. Gastric bypass and other similar surgeries are among the fastest growing elective surgeries in the country, next to breast augmentation. Gastric bypass is reserved for those who are considered morbidly obese. The chance to lose significant amounts of weight and improve their health appeals to so many, they are willing to risk their lives to have this surgery. According to Obesehelp.net, a web site which explains the surgery, 75% of patients can expect to lose up to 80% of their body weight, 80% will be off hypertension medications and 90% with type two diabetes will be off medication as well, just to name a few.
Quit Smoking for your Smile
Monday, August 18th, 2008Tobacco secession is a challenge facing many people today. Often people try to quit many times and for many different reasons. Some are quitting because they have been recently diagnosed with a health condition such as diabetes or heart problems. Others simply want to be healthier and avoid potential health problems such as Lung Caner and COPD. There is always a reason to quit, and BBC News just added one more, dental problems.
Why Smoking Is Bad? - Some Things You Didn’t Know
Sunday, August 17th, 2008I don’t want to bang on about what harm smoking can do to your body, because you are well aware of that already, I’m sure. The threats of the health hazards are so ‘old hat’ now that no-one even takes any notice anymore. Just one question from me though…in these days of health and fitness, why bother with your five portions of fruit and veggies, and going down the gym three times a week, if you’re not going to give up the ciggies?
What Happens When You Stop Smoking?
Thursday, August 14th, 2008The Good and the Bad: What Happens When You Stop Smoking
How to Handle Cravings When you Stop Smoking
Wednesday, August 13th, 2008Quitting smoking will almost always bring on harsh cravings. There’s no single way to handle withdrawal that is effective for everyone. Everyone has a unique way of quitting and an equally unique reaction to the drop in nicotine levels. Yet there are some methods that are useful for many people.
