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Is Surgery sometimes the only answer to fighting health problems associated with obesity or lack of fitness (or both)?

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Is Surgery sometimes the only answer to fighting health problems associated with obesity or lack of fitness (or both)?

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This is under contest. Some individuals feel it’s the only way. But the success rate of thousands of people who have combined a low fat nutritional program and daily exercise suggests that surgery, albeit one way, is not the only way to deal with obesity. A figure about the success rate of non surgical treatment of obesity i.e. food restriction plus exercise is often quoted as only a five percent success rate of keeping the weight off. This statistic is probably as old as some of my ideas about Weight Loss Surgery were. We do know from a survey taken in the early 1990’s that in the so called successful five percent, 95 percent exercised on a daily basis.

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