Bariatric Surgery Is Everything To Christopher Hasty- An Inspiration Story

by Kathy C. Freelancer

Gastric bypass make alterations to the digestive system that help to lose weight by limiting the quantity to eat or by decreasing the absorption of nutrients, and both. Gastric bypass are done when exercise and diet haven't worked or when you have serious health problems.

There are many kinds of weight-loss surgery, known as bariatric surgery. Gastric bypass the most common kinds of bariatric surgery. Many surgeons prefer gastric bariatric surgery as it generally has less complications as compared to other weight-loss surgeries.

Read more: Bariatric Surgery For Weight Loss

An inspiration story of Christopher Hasty

Around 21 months ago he was the heaviest and weighed 465 pounds. Despite being active as a kid he was on the heavier side. He tried to lose weight and follow all the diets and programs advertised on TV. Then, around four years ago, he met his wife Casey, and she gave him a purpose to live.

He started to undergo bariatric surgery in 2017. After surgery, he lost 30 to 40 pounds as you can’t eat as much fat. He also stick to a high protein diet and veggies. He also started running and each time it got better. He was able to see the progress physically, and was able to accomplish goals. He also tried to do at least 30 minutes on treadmill and also used to run for 9 to 13 miles. Slowly and steadily he tried to lose weight and touched 210 pounds.  

Why it is done?

Gastric bypass surgery helps you to lose excess weight and decrease the risk of potentially life-threatening weight-related health problems, like:

·         Heart disease

·         Gastroesophageal reflux disease

·         Severe sleep apnea

·         High blood pressure

·         Type 2 diabetes

·         Stroke

 

Bariatric surgery patients and other weight-loss surgeries are done only after you tried to lose weight by improving diet and exercise habits.

Who it's for:

Gastric bypass and other weight-loss surgeries is an option if:

·         Your body mass index maybe 40 or higher.

·         Your BMI is 35 to 39.9 and have a serious weight-related health issues like type 2 diabetes, high blood pressure or sleep apnea. In certain cases, you may qualify for certain kinds of weight-loss surgery if the BMI is 30 to 34 and have serious weight-related health issues.

Bariatric surgery is not for everyone but for those who is severely overweight. You may require to meet some medical guidelines in order to qualify for weight-loss bariatric treatment. You are likely to have an extensive screening procedure to see if you can qualify.

You should also be willing to make permanent alternations to lead a healthy lifestyle. You are required to go for long-term follow-up plans that comprises of monitoring the nutrition, behavior, lifestyle and other medical conditions. And bear in mind that bariatric surgery is expensive. Thus, check with the health insurance plan or regional Medicare office to find out if your policy covers such surgery.

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