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celebrity28 days ago•42 min saved

Body-Positive Influencer Embraces Healthier Life After Losing More Than 170 Pounds

British body‑positive influencer Emily Jones details a health‑focused weight‑loss journey, including gastric bypass and lipedema treatment, totaling over 170 pounds lost and skin removal procedures. She says the transformation is about health and self‑care, not vanity, and has used the experience to advocate self‑acceptance and confidence for her followers, even as she copes with personal grief from losing both parents.

via Yahoo News Canada|

#body-positivity #celebrity #gastric-bypass

entertainment1 year ago•4 min saved

Al Roker Shares Candid Insights on Unique Addiction Struggle

Al Roker, the Today show host, has opened up about his battle with food addiction and his views on weight loss drugs like Ozempic. Having undergone gastric bypass surgery in 2002, Roker emphasizes the importance of understanding portion control and not judging others' weight loss methods. Promoting his new cookbook, he discusses the challenges of maintaining a healthy relationship with food, especially in the age of social media, and shares personal insights on family and food habits.

via Daily Mail|

#al-roker #cookbook #entertainment

health3 years ago•3 min saved

Billy Gardell's Impressive 150-Pound Weight Loss and Health Journey

Actor Billy Gardell has revealed that he lost over 150 pounds and is no longer diabetic after undergoing a gastric bypass operation two years ago. Gardell said that committing to a healthy routine after the operation was key to his success, and that self-care is important. He also noted that his health journey has helped his relationship with his son.

via Page Six|

#billy-gardell #diabetes #gastric-bypass

health3 years ago•3 min saved

Billy Gardell's Impressive 150-Pound Weight Loss Journey Update.

Actor Billy Gardell, known for his role in "Mike & Molly," has lost 150 pounds and is now "walking around pretty healthy." Gardell revealed that his type 2 diabetes is now gone and his resting heartbeat went from 113 to 68. He maintains his health by exercising on set and eating healthy. Gardell underwent a gastric bypass operation two years ago and believes that asking for help is where strength is born. He hopes to be a role model for his son and encourages others to commit to a daily routine to achieve their goals.

via Yahoo Entertainment|

#billy-gardell #gastric-bypass #health

health3 years ago•5 min saved

Gastric bypass leads to alcohol addiction and death.

A woman who had gastric bypass surgery to combat her eating disorder swapped her addiction to food with alcohol and died from alcohol poisoning. Her sister believes that her sibling suffered from a 'transfer addiction' and that there should have been more support for her following the procedure. Up to 30% of people may experience transfer addiction after surgery.

via Daily Mail|

#addiction-transfer #alcoholism #eating-disorder

health3 years ago•5 min saved

Revolutionary Weight Loss Treatment: Surgery-Free and Side Effect-Free.

A new class of injectable compounds, called peptide triagonists, could offer the benefits of gastric bypass surgery without the need for invasive procedures. These compounds reduce weight, lower blood glucose levels, and boost calorie burn, while avoiding the side effects of nausea and vomiting commonly associated with current weight loss and diabetes drugs. The compounds activate multiple receptors for gut hormones, including glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) and peptide YY (PYY), which signal fullness, curb appetite, and normalize blood sugar. The researchers have filed for patents on their compounds and plan to test them in primates.

via SciTechDaily|

#diabetes #drug-development #gastric-bypass

health3 years ago•4 min saved

Revolutionary Weight Loss Injection Offers Surgery-Free Solution.

A new class of compounds could offer the benefits of gastric bypass surgery without the risks of surgery. These injectable compounds reduce weight and lower blood glucose without causing nausea or vomiting. The compounds replicate the long-term benefits of surgery by activating multiple gut hormone receptors. The latest results show that the weight loss caused by the compounds can be traced not only to decreased eating but also to higher energy expenditure. The researchers have filed for patents on their compounds and plan to test them in primates.

via Medical Xpress|

#diabetes #drug-development #gastric-bypass