[ConservativeMind]

Our extra weight really hurts us, and with between 20% to 40% having Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease, it becomes imperative to curb the progression to an early death.

I don’t think surgery is the best option, but it works.

[ConservativeMind]

NAFLD hits 20-40% of the population:
https://www.health.harvard.edu/blog/fatty-liver-disease-what-it-is-and-what-to-do-about-it-2019011015746

Pantethine resolved 56% of all formally diagnosed fatty livers in just six months:
https://freerepublic.com/focus/f-chat/4008349/posts

[Caipirabob]

I had a friend in Brazil who had an issue with her metabolism. She opted for the stomach stapling or whatever they do. She came out of surgery groggy and all I saw from her was a message that she hated being sick. She had a post-op infection set in. She passed within a day of that post. Her boyfriend and entire family were crushed. Miss you, Fabiana.

[Mariner]

If you are fat, your liver is fat.

Direct correlation in all cases of fat people.

[lee martell]

I have considered such surgery, but I have read that blacks and hispanics tend not to heal as quickly as white patients, and tend to gain weight back more quickly. So, I’m not looking into it for the time being.

[metmom]

"However, bariatric surgery is the most effective available therapy for obesity," they stress.

Of ¢our$e they would $ay that.

[Maudeen]

I did some substitute teaching until the plandemic mask mandates and state mandated curriculum against my religious convictions were implemented. . . Many students I remember have become overweight if not obese. So sad.