by Team 360 | Oct 16, 2017
Water and Other Fluids Water is essential before and after surgery. It is found in every cell of your body and functions in many important ways. Water: Helps break down stored fat. Promotes kidney function and helps rid the body of waste. Is the best treatment for...
by Team 360 | Oct 16, 2017
While drinking liquids sip slowly, do not gulp, do not use a straw. Use a spoon to help you sip your liquids slower. Use a small cup (i.e. mouth wash cups) to help you sip smaller amounts of liquids. Drinking with a straw will cause you to swallow air which can...
by Team 360 | Oct 16, 2017
Body Mass Index (BMI) is a measurement based on height and weight as it relates to body fat. It is used to determine how much risk a person has of developing certain health problems because of his or her weight. The higher the BMI the higher the risk a person has to...
by Team 360 | Oct 16, 2017
Weight loss surgery, otherwise known as bariatric surgery, is intended for people who are approximately 100 pounds or more overweight, and who have not had success with other medical therapies such as diet, exercise, medications, etc. Bariatric surgery is not...
by Team 360 | Oct 16, 2017
Dr. Sheetal Patel is a board certified and fellowship trained bariatric surgeon. She completed a fellowship at Cleveland Clinic Florida and received specialized training in minimally invasive (laparoscopic) surgery for obesity and metabolic syndrome. She has been...
