Bariatric Surgery Success

By: Dr. Susan Mitchell bariatric dietitian
  • Summary

  • You've had bariatric surgery but let's not stop there. Your success depends on the right nutrition as part of your journey and transformation. You can conquer weight regain, cravings and emotional eating and learn to deal with all the other issues that come up. Here's how. Join me and listen to the Bariatric Surgery Success podcast. I'm bariatric dietitian Dr. Susan Mitchell and I'll share the nutrition information you need now for your successful transformation.
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Episodes
  • EP 182 Bill is Such an Inspiration that His Bariatric Surgeon had Weight Loss Surgery Himself
    Feb 12 2025

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    Podcast Guests:

    Bill Streetman

    bill@whs-newlife.com

    SimpleNotEasyBook.com

    Social Media

    Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/simplenoteasybook/

    Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bill.streetman/

    Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/WLSFA/

    YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BdZcxFazc_4

    Book: "Simple…not Easy: Escaping the Prison of Obesity" (available on Amazon)

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    26 mins
  • EP 180 Radical doability after bariatric surgery: engage in R. E. S. T.
    Jan 29 2025

    Is today one of those days when you’re thinking to yourself…I’ve been working so hard since my bariatric surgery and I’m not where I want to be. It’s just not happening for me. I feel like I’m sliding backwards. I’m burned out. I hear you. At times, it does seem like there are so many ‘to-dos’ after surgery that you can feel overwhelmed. "You mean, I have to do this forever?" Take a deep breath…. it’s time for a little soul care. Let’s look at what I call radical doability before and after bariatric surgery using the mnemonic REST: R.E.S.T.

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    EP 181 Ditch the Drama: Here's how to say NO to Food Pushers after Bariatric Surgery & GLP1s

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    12 mins
  • EP 181 Ditch the Drama: Here’s how to say NO to Food Pushers after Bariatric Surgery & GLP1s
    Jan 15 2025

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    Podcast Guests:

    Connie Stapleton, Ph.D.

    Website: http://www.conniestapletonphd.com

    BariAftercare: The Podcast

    Mind Prep The Book: How To Prepare for Bariatric Surgery and Live as a Healthy Post-Op: Mind Prep: The Book

    BariAftercare Daily Progress Journal

    Gayle Brazzi Smith MS, RDN, CSOWM, LDN

    Registered & Licensed Dietitian

    Weight Loss and Bariatric Surgery Institute

    Orlando, FL

    Email: gayle.brazzismith@orlandohealth.com

    Website: OrlandoHealth.com/Bariatrics

    Bariatric Dietitian Isabel Maples, RD

    Bariatric Coordinator

    UVA Health in Haymarket, Virginia

    Email: ggw5ud@uvahealth.org

    EP #134 How WLS Affects Relationships: Bariatric Mental Health Q & A

    https://www.breakingdownnutrition.com/blog/134-how-wls-affects-relationships-bariatric-mental-health-q-a

    Keywords

    food pushers, bariatric surgery, emotional eating, nutrition, boundaries, psychological aspects, family dynamics, coping strategies, bariatric dietitian, self-care

    Summary

    In this episode, Dr. Susan Mitchell and her guests discuss the phenomenon of food pushers, exploring the psychological motivations behind their behavior and offering practical strategies for dealing with them. The conversation delves into the emotional aspects of eating, the importance of setting boundaries, and how to navigate family dynamics surrounding food. Listeners are encouraged to practice saying no and to understand that food pushers often project their own issues onto others.

    Takeaways

    • Food pushers often push their issues onto others.
    • It's important to be in control of your mind, body, and spirit.
    • Learning to say no is a critical skill for healthy living.
    • Hurt people tend to hurt others, including themselves.
    • Setting boundaries is a form of self-love.
    • Practicing saying no can help build confidence.
    • Changing the subject can deflect food pushers' advances.
    • Expressing appreciation for food can help ease guilt.
    • Understanding the psychology behind food pushers can aid in coping.

    Titles

    • Navigating the World of Food Pushers
    • Understanding the Psychology of Food Pushers

    Sound Bites

    • "Hurt people, hurt people."
    • "Setting boundaries is an act of self-love."
    • "Practice saying no in front of a mirror."

    Chapters

    00:00

    Understanding Food Pushers

    10:24

    The Emotional Dynamics of Food Pushers

    20:35

    Setting Boundaries with Food Pushers

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    25 mins

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