Episode 1: Ways to Lose Weight - We Talk ALL

Core Bariatrics

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Are you ready to revolutionize your approach to weight loss? Join Maria and Tammie for an informative exploration where they reveal the truth about weight management and debunk the myths surrounding it. They share their professional and personal insight into the role of bariatric surgery, dispelling common fears and misconceptions. They emphasize that surgery isn't a quick fix, instead, it's a potent tool that aids in long-term weight loss and boosts overall health.
Maria and Tammie present a detailed discussion on GLP-1 analogs that not only regulate blood sugar but also curb your appetite, making weight management a less daunting task. They also shed light on other medications and their effects, emphasizing the importance of understanding these treatments to find the one that suits you best.
From exercise routines to the options of diet, medications, and surgery, they present a holistic picture of weight management options. Maria encourages you to explore and find a balance that works best for your individual needs. Maria and Tammie round off the discussion by highlighting the importance of long-term maintenance and addressing the mental aspects of weight management. Let's embark on this weight loss journey, equipped with the right knowledge and tools, and remember, your victories extend beyond the scale. Tune in and let's transform your weight loss journey together.
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1. Weight Loss Strategies and Expectations (00:00:00)

2. Exploring Diet and Exercise (00:12:03)

3. Weight Management Options and Considerations (00:20:20)

4. Understanding Weight Management Options and Approaches (00:32:20)

5. Exploring Bariatrics and Personal Journeys (00:40:07)