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  • How to Stay Hydrated After Bariatric Surgery

    Dehydration is a major concern right after surgery. Drinking less than needed may lead to nausea, vomit and dehydration -a cause of hospitalization; drinking more, may have the same result. What can you do to stay hydrated after weight loss surgery? There are simple guidelines to make sure you are stay properly hydrated after bariatric…

  • 5 Tips For Healthier Eating in 2021

    Change can be challenging, but creating a healthy lifestyle does not have to mean taking one drastic leap. Even the smallest steps, such as smarter, healthier eating habits, can make a difference in your health and weight-loss journey. And besides, why not let the new year be the start of the new you? Having performed…

  • The Role of Mental Health in Bariatric Surgery Success

    Bariatric surgery, a profound step for weight loss and health improvement, is often viewed through the lens of physical transformation. However, the role of mental health in determining the success of such surgeries is equally pivotal. This article delves into the intricate relationship between psychological well-being and the outcomes of bariatric surgery, highlighting the importance…

  • OCC Recognized for Innovation

    Selecting a bariatric surgeon to entrust with your procedure can be a long process. You may find several who seem qualified and who have been successfully performing the same weight loss services for a while, but have they innovated in their field? Advancements in technology and techniques push the medical field forward and allow for…

  • What To Expect After Gastric Sleeve Bariatric Surgery

    Embarking on the path to weight loss through gastric sleeve bariatric surgery is a transformative decision that promises positive changes to your health and well-being. As you prepare for this life-changing procedure, it’s essential to understand what to expect during the recovery period. At Obesity Control Center, we will guide you through the postoperative journey,…

  • Esophageal Cancer Awareness

    Esophageal cancer occurs when cancer cells develop in the esophagus, a tube-like structure that runs from your throat to your stomach. Food goes from the mouth to the stomach through the esophagus. The cancer starts at the inner layer of the esophagus and can spread throughout the other layers of the esophagus and to other…

  • Building a Post-Surgery Meal Prep Routine That Sticks

    Recovering from bariatric surgery is about more than the procedure itself: it’s about creating new habits that support long-term health. At Obesity Control Center®, world leaders in bariatric surgery and aftercare, we emphasize the importance of building practical routines. One of the most effective tools for lasting results is meal prepping. Preparing meals in advance…

  • Calabadions: New Broad Spectrum Agent to Reverse Neuromuscular Blockade.

    AnesthesiaThe introduction of neuromuscular blockers (NMBs) revolutionized the practice anesthesia. It allowed adjusting the degree of muscle relaxation independently of hypnosis or analgesia favoring orotracheal intubation and mechanical ventilation; avoided the need to maintain too deep anesthetic planes that contributed to increasing the morbimortality of the patients and facilitated the realization of certain surgical techniques.The…

  • How to Avoid Gastric Sleeve Failure After Your Weight Loss Surgery

    Research suggests 20-30% of patients either do not achieve their weight loss goals or regain weight after bariatric surgery. How can you make sure you are not included in this stats? You’ll first need to follow a diet and exercise as recommended by an expert on gastric sleeve surgery in Mexico. Here are 3 simple…

  • US Health Professionals Choose Surgery In Mexico. Why?

    We often forget that health professionals aren’t always wearing scrubs. Sometimes they’re the ones in gowns, seeking treatment like any other patient. Except when nurses and doctors–people who know medicine and healthcare best–select their own doctors and healthcare facilities, you know they are choosing the best available. So when these 10 healthcare professionals go to…