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If you’re at risk of cardiovascular disease or have been recently diagnosed, you may feel overwhelmed and unsure of what to do next. If you’re
It’s a familiar story: You’ve had a long, stressful day at work. The idea of cooking dinner seems overwhelming, especially when there’s a full bag
Living with obesity can include managing several different illnesses, such as high blood pressure, high cholesterol, type 2 diabetes, heart disease, and sleep apnea. However,
February is Heart Month, so how better to acknowledge this than to talk about how prevalent heart disease is in people living with obesity, and
Obesity is a worldwide epidemic that only continues to grow, the World Health Organization (WHO) states on their website.[1] It can not only alter your
There it is, sitting in the corner of your bathroom; seemingly innocent, but we all know better. That daunting inanimate object is pushing you to
Is bariatric surgery on your mind? Whether you’ve recently had bariatric surgery or are considering a future weight loss procedure, you may be curious about
Fact. Approximately, 2.4 million Canadians are living with heart disease according to the Minister of Health in a recent statement bringing awareness to this year’s
WEIGHING THE COST OF A LASTING SOLUTION. Canadian obesity rates have doubled since the 1970s and globally, obesity rates continue to increase dramatically. In 2017,
Are you overweight or obese and suffering with type 2 diabetes? Do you feel like you’ve tried every diet or workout plan out there, and
October 1-7 is Mental Health Awareness week. This information from Clinical Advisor provides more understanding of the mental health/obesity relationship. What part does mental health
Are you struggling to gain control of your weight? Do you have a body mass index (BMI) higher than 30? If you’re ready for a
Are you considering the mini-gastric bypass as a weight loss solution? Perhaps you’re curious about how it’s performed and why it’s often a more effective
When it comes to obesity, you’ve read all about the dangers. You know about increased risk for heart disease, diabetes, back and joint problems, and
Depression and anxiety are two leading mental health problems that have seen a dramatic rise in incidence in recent years. Worldwide, depression is now the
