Sheltering, shielding, self-isolating and practising social-distancing at home at the moment is TOUGH! Many emotions arise during this time that can seem overwhelming but there are a few skills and ways to handle these. Connie Stapleton, a very good friend of Bariatric Cookery, outlines some ways in which you might try to handle these[Read More]
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Why JOMO Might Just Make You Happier
Most of us are aware of FOMO (fear of missing out) but what about JOMO (joy of missing out)? I am as guilty as anyone in sometimes missing out on some things in the pursuit of perfection. In this last week I have been somewhat housebound (Mr B isn’t too well) and missed out on[Read More]
WLS Might Curb Sugar Cravings
After bypass surgery have you found that you have no craving for sugar? This has been documented many times and no one is sure how and why it works. The research below poses a few questions and suggests some answers. The outcome of further research could mean that some action might be possible in[Read More]
There’s No Such Thing As Food Addiction!
Food addiction is a controversial subject especially when considered within the realms of WLS. Many talk about it in hushed tones as if it is something to be ashamed of whilst others poo poo its existence. Whatever side of the divide you’re on, this guest feature provides food for thought! If you[Read More]
Bariatric Surgery Can Bring Couples Closer
By Kathleen DohenyHealthDay Reporter Couples who view the weight-loss surgery of one partner as a joint effort often say they feel closer as a result, a new study suggests. While much research has been done on the health benefits of such surgery, less attention has been given to its effect on interpersonal relationships. “There[Read More]