How Bariatric Nutrition Can Help You With Weight Loss
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27 April 2019
The nutritional guidelines for bariatric patients are drastically different than guidelines for losing weight without surgery. Incorporating some of the guidelines bariatric patients follow might help you find a way to lose weight without surgery.
Consider Reducing Your Carbs
Bariatric surgeons typically encourage their patients to eat a low-carb diet when they need to lose weight quickly before surgery and once they are cleared to eat solid foods after surgery. Low-carb can have a broad meaning, with some people choosing to eat fewer than 100g of carbs, while others eat almost no carbs each day.
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Opening Your Own Medical Practice? What You Need To Have In Place Before You Get Started
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26 April 2019
For some doctors, starting their own practice represents the culmination of years of hard work and dedication. Putting in the time to gain an education, going through a residency period, and working directly with patients in the field is a stepping stone toward reaching the point where you're able to get your own practice off of the ground. Getting to the point where this is a possibility is a major milestone, and is one that shouldn't be taken lightly.
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Why Parents Should Consider Cleft Lip Surgery
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26 April 2019
Do you have a baby who was born with a cleft lip? If so, you may feel overwhelmed. Perhaps your baby's pediatrician has advised you that it is wise to consider cleft lip surgery. The thought of surgery on a young child can be frightening for many parents. Therefore, some parents may refuse the option. Many doctors take the time to explain why surgery is viable. However, parents who are devastated may not understand or remember what they were told.
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Wait Times Between Clinics And Hospital Emergency Rooms: Which Is A Better Option?
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26 April 2019
When you are in need of immediate medical attention, but it is not quite a full-on emergency, you can go to the emergency room at a hospital and wait, or you can visit any of the medical services clinics in your area. Both will have wait times, regardless of your injury or sickness or medical concern, but the wait time may be longer in one place than another. The following shows the general wait times for urgent medical help and why you may want to choose one over the other.
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