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Obesity surgery in Australia doubles in five years
The number of morbidly obese Australians undergoing weight loss surgery has doubled in five years, and has increased by a factor of 12 in a decade.


Doctor calls obesity surgery "single most powerful" health remedy - calls for more funding
One of the world's leading obesity doctors yesterday called for more publicly funded obesity surgery, saying that weight loss surgery was the "single most powerful" health remedy available to public health services.


Weight loss surgery leads to improved liver health
A study conducted by the University of Texas indicates that the damaging effect on the liver of excess fat can be reversed by weight loss surgery, otherwise known as bariatric surgery. The study indicates that few patients experience a deterioration in liver health, while the majority of patients who undergo bariatric surgery see at least a stabilisation or improvement in their liver health.


Obesity surgery linked to higher rate of suicide and heart attack
New research has been published that suggests that suicide rates and incidents of coronary heart disease are higher among people who have undergone bariatric surgery for obesity.


Weight loss surgery can lead to nerve damage - study
A study conducted by researchers from the University of Arkansas shows that gastric bypass surgery, used to treat morbid obesity, can result in potentially disabling neurological complications, most likely caused by deficiencies in certain nutrients.


Only 15 Percent of Bariatric Patients Follow-up With Body Contouring
A report published in the journal of the American Society of Plastic Surgeons shows that only 15 percent of patients who undergo bariatric surgery will follow up the procedure with body contouring to remove excess skin.


Most weight loss patients suffer from sleep apnea
A new study reveals that 9 out of every 10 patients awaiting bariatric surgery for weight loss suffer from sleep apnea, causing their breathing to frequently stop for up to 20 seconds while they are asleep.


New system predicts risk from weight loss surgery
Doctors from Duke University Medical Center have introduced a new scoring system that predicts the risk to an individual patient in undergoing gastric bypass surgery.


HMO lifts restrictions on weight-loss surgery
One of Massachusetts' largest HMO providers has announced that it is easing the qualifying restrictions on weight loss surgery for its clients.


New drug enhances sex drive and assists weight loss
A newly developed medicine designed to enhance libido has been found to also assist in weight loss in research trials.


State could pay for weight-loss surgeries
Taxpayers in Mississippi could be paying for weight loss surgery such as gastric banding next year, if the procedures are deemed affordable.


Most women consider "Size Zero" to be attractive
Despite concerns over the health risks of super slim models, sixty per cent of British women think that a size zero body is attractive and that men are attracted to size zero girls.


Weight loss surgery can result in serious illness - new study
Scientists have warned that bariatric surgery, used to help morbidly obese patients in losing weight, can lead to unintended consequences such as memory loss and confusion.


Half of Irish population wants to lose weight, but prefers going to the pub
A survey conducted on behalf of Ireland's largest health insurer shows that half of the population acknowledge being overweight, but few intend doing anything to correct the issue.


Most Americans admit to being overweight
Seventy percent of Americans interviewed in a survey admitted they are at least 5 pounds overweight, and three quarters of all adult Americans want to lose some weight.


Weight loss drug ads banned
Adverts for Xenical, Roche Pharmaceutical's weight loss drug, have been banned in Australia because the regulator fears that they may encourage use by people who should not be using the drug.


Lose weight without exercise - study
A study of weight loss methods has concluded that dieting alone is as effective as dieting plus exercise for people trying to lose weight.


Weight loss surgery for children to be studied
The growing obesity trend among the population has resulted in increasing numbers of children undergoing gastric banding surgery for weight loss. A new study in Cincinnati will look at the responses to these procedures among children.


Ontario to increase availability of weight loss surgery
Patients in Ontario seeking weight loss surgery called gastric banding will soon see an increase in the number of facilities where it can be performed, leading to greater availability of the procedure.


Overweight Oz kids turning to Gastric Band surgery
Australian teenagers are turning to gastric banding surgery in increasing numbers in a bid to lose weight according to local surgeons.


West Virginia to offer free Weight Watchers courses to State residents
With the rising problem of obesity hitting State insurance payouts, the State of West Virginia is to offer up to 75,000 people free weight loss courses with Weight Watchers.


Slimming chocolate adverts banned
It's every dieter's dream, but of course it's too good to be true. A company that claims its chocolate bars actually help you lose weight has had its adverts banned by the UK's Office of Fair Trading.
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Celebrity weight loss DVD hoax - star had smartlipo
A well known UK celebrity, Jade Goody, who shot to fame and fortune on the reality TV show Big Brother, has had her new weight loss DVD branded a hoax, following claims that the star achieved stunning weight loss, not through the diet and exercise regime that she promotes on the video, but through undergoing smart liposuction at a private clinic in England.


Nasal spray to help weight loss
Trials are under way with a nasal spray that its developers claim could help people lose weight easily.
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Drinking water helps weight loss
Researchers in Oakland, California have discovered that drinking at least four glasses of water a day, instead of sugary sodas can significantly help people lose weight.


Larger sized clothes to carry health warnings
A group of medical experts has called on the British Government to introduce new rules requiring clothes retailers to put a helpline telephone number on all clothes designed for larger people.


Obese teenagers seek liposuction
Surgeons in Australia report that the increase in obesity levels among children and teenagers is resulting in a surge in demand for liposuction. Warning that liposuction is not a weight loss method, the doctors say that these children need to alter their lifestyle and lose weight, prior to contemplating liposuction.


Want to lose weight? Have a lie-in.
A new study from the University of Iowa points to a link between the number of hours sleep that people get and their body mass index (BMI), with people who get less sleep carrying more weight.


Older women improve health with just modest weight loss
A new academic study from Italy shows that obese women who lose just 5% of their body weight see a significant improvement in their health, with better body fat distribution and a reduced risk of diabetes.


Doctors condemn liposuction of 12 year old
Doctors have spoken against recent use of liposuction for a 12 year old girl suffering from morbid obesity. The American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery warned that liposuction was not suitable for treating obesity and say they are concerned that other obese youths will be tempted to follow the same route.


Advertising watchdog bans Xenica weight loss ad
The Australian body that oversees advertising for pharmaceuticals has banned an ad for the weight loss product, Xenical, and instructed its manufacturer, Roche Pharmaceuticals, not to repeat it on Australian TV.
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National Biosciences secures Aralox weight loss patent
A new patent has been granted for a weight loss supplement called Aralox to New York company National Bioscience Corporation. Although test results are still awaited, the company claims in its patent that the product offers Novel composition for the treatment of obesity and effective fat loss promotion.
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Weight Loss - Exercise more effective than dieting
A new study shows that people trying to lose weight will get healthier results from increasing the amount of exercise that they take, than they will from dieting alone.


Drink red wine and lose weight - new study
Researchers claim that a substance that is naturally occurring in red wine can help people lose weight and cut the risk of developing diabetes.
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Supermodel starves to death
The fashion world was shocked this week to learn of the death of 23 year old Brazilian model Ana Carolina Reston.


Weight Loss center throws Girl Scouts selling cookies out of mall
A weight loss clinic in Los Angeles arranged for a troop of Girl Scouts selling cookies to be ejected from a shopping mall.


Body contouring after radical weight loss
The increasing popularity of surgery to address morbid obesity is being matched by a corresponding need for cosmetic surgery afterwards. The radical weight loss brought about by procedures such as bariatric surgery, or gastric bands, creates a need for the resulting excess skin to be removed for aesthetic purposes. However, the removal of this excess skin is not just an aesthetic issue, since the hanging skin is susceptible to infection and can be painful for the patient.


Weight loss contributes to reduced knee pain - study findings
Obese patients who lose even a modest amount of weight experience an improved quality of life as a result of decreased knee pain, according to a new study released today.


Weight loss surgery - safety rate varies enormously
The risk of complications arising from bariatric surgery varies enormously depending on which hospital and surgeon performs the procedure, a new study shows. The increasingly popular procedure, also called stomach stapling, is performed on morbidly obese patients who have failed to reduce their weight through conventional methods.


One third of Americans use supplements to lose weight
A University of Connecticut report published yesterday concludes that just over one third of Americans who were trying to lose weight turned to supplements to reach their goal.
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Tighten your tummy at the touch of a button
A new device has been introduced to assist obesity treatment which allows doctors to adjust a gastric band at the touch of a button.


Post bariatric surgery
For the 170,000 morbidly obese patients who undergo bariatric surgery each year in the U.S., the stomach-reducing procedure is just the first step back to health and self-esteem.


County office offers free weight loss surgery to employees
A County Office in Texas is to offer gastric bypass surgery to employees in a bid to help them to lose weight. The County commissioners believe that the pilot program could save money in the long run, through lower absentee and medical insurance costs.



Losing weight may actually make cellulite worse, study suggests.

It seems as if women just can't win in their efforts to beat the bulge and look beautiful.  A new study adds to their woes by revealing that losing weight may actually increase cellulite. Around 85% of women have cellulite - and celebrity magazines love to show their readers which stars have the tell-tale "orange peel" dimples on their thighs.




Weight loss pills - cure or con?
Weight loss pills are still considered by some to be a great alternative to cosmetic surgeries such as liposuction and tummy tucks. There are many different views on the pros and cons of weight loss pills today as more evidence is uncovered regarding the effects that weight loss pills can have on a person.
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This Weight Just Won't Come Off!

There are millions of people in the world today who are desperately trying to lose weight but seem to be getting nowhere. Does this sound like you? If so, do not become frustrated, we have some great tips to help you understand how weight can be lost and the many problems that you may be experiencing that are causing you to be getting nowhere.

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High-Dairy Diet May Drop Body Fat, Up Muscle
A high-dairy diet may help you lose belly fat and gain muscle even if you don't eat less.

What's the catch? If you actually want to lose weight, you'll still have to eat less.

Those findings are the latest from Michael B. Zemel, PhD, director of the Nutrition Institute at the University of Tennessee. Zemel's earlier work showed that people on calorie-restricted diets lose more weight if they get plenty of low-fat dairy foods.




Obesity & Weight Loss
The definition of obesity varies depending on what one reads, but in general, it is a chronic condition defined by an excess amount body fat. A certain amount of body fat is necessary for storing energy, heat insulation, shock absorption, and other functions. The normal amount of body fat (expressed as percentage of body fat) is between 25-30% in women and 18-23% in men. Women with over 30% body fat and men with over 25% body fat are considered obese.


Some Eating Disorder Web Sites Discourage Recovery: Study
A visit to a typical "pro-ana" Web site # an online forum for anorexics # tells a disturbing story. Photos of rake-thin women are everywhere; a shot of one emaciated model, her bones protruding, is emblazoned "Feel Sexy, Join [the] ProAna Movement."

In the site's chat forum, one correspondent says, "i hate myself im so big and i have to loss [sic] 20 lbs by june 3th."

Another correspondent repeats the pro-anorexia catchphrase: "Nothing tastes as good as being thin feels."

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