If you ever feel like you're surrounded by know it alls (here or in real life) and want to scream/type "just shut up already" you're not alone.
You're awesome. You're doing great. If your journey is totally normal and you're freaked out because you're NOT experiencing the myriad of issues you see here, I feel ya. If you're having issues, I hope you're finding the non-judgmental support you need. If you're not, I hope you find it. Try & remember the people commenting on every freaking post to chastise & bully are really talking to themselves.
And although you and I don't always agree, YOU ARE AN ASSET TO BARIATRIC PAL, and your advice tends to Be Spot On. Sometimes it pinches but , hey you're a Truth Teller, and it just maybe was WHAT I needed to👂 Hear!
Just continue following the instructions your bariatric team gave you and it will happen. My hair loss started at about 5 months and continued for about 3 months. Luckily, I had a lot of hair to start with.
@SimplyMona I'm pre-op so nor sure about the hair loss but i just wanted to say congratulations, you look fantastic! Thats a great change in such a short period of time. Well done!!!
https://www.cell.com/cell-reports/fulltext/S2211-1247(19)30834-4
this one is interesting but a tough slog to get thru
this review is easier to understand
https://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2019/07/weight-loss-rage-proteins/594073/
I was required by my surgeon's office to lose 10% of my total weight during the 6-month lead-in to WLS. That should have been about 26lbs.
I began the program at 256lbs on my 1st weigh-in.
Surgery Wt was 222lbs.
I lost 34lbs on their weight loss plan.