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Tonic Newsletter – Lift yourself lean
Date:When it comes to weight lifting for weight loss, there are a few key points to consider. Firstly, you will not get big from lifting weights. You can get ‘big’ from overconsumption of energy (calories), which can be converted into fat or muscle, based on the types of foods you eat and the exercise you […]
Read more »Bariatric surgery association with male gonadal dysfunction due to obesity
Date:Obesity is an ever growing pandemic and a prevalent problem among men of the reproductive age that can both cause and exacerbate male factor infertility by means of endocrine abnormalities associated with comorbidities, and direct effects on the precision and throughput of spermatogenesis. The current scientific literature shows that obesity, and in particular visceral/abdominal adipose […]
Read more »Bariatric surgery as a possible solution to female infertility
Date:The prevalence of obesity worldwide has nearly tripled since 1975 and currently there are 650 million people worldwide (11% male and 15% female) having obesity with a BMI of more than 30. Obesity contributes to female infertility and is also a factor in complications to both the mother and the offspring during pregnancy and childbirth. […]
Read more »Weight Loss Surgery Helped Me Start a Family
Date:Emma shares her weight loss journey following a life changing 9 stone loss with Gastric Bypass Surgery at Tonic and on the successful path to parenthood. Like many women across the UK Emma was unable to access fertility treatment due to her weight, so after her bariatric treatment at Tonic and reaching a healthier weight […]
Read more »Tonic Newsletter – Good Food for a better mood
Date:Your food choices have a direct impact on your digestion, weight, immunity, and many aspects of your short and long-term physical health. In fact, the food you eat has a powerful impact on your mind, too. According to the prestigious medical journal The Lancet, ‘nutrition may be as important to mental health as it is […]
Read more »Bariatric/metabolic surgery and type 2 diabetes
Date:Observations that type 2 diabetes can be improved or even resolved by surgical operations has been reported for almost a century. Reports in the early 1920’s show that gastrointestinal operations for ulcers/cancer could cause dramatic improvement of diabetes. After the evolution of bariatric surgery in the 1950’s observations of diabetes remission following gastrointestinal surgery were […]
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