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Your physical health and well-being are considerably improved by losing weight through weight loss surgery. Positive changes in your personal life, mental health, senses, and other areas are some of the results you can get from having bariatric surgery. If you are thinking about having weight loss surgery, consider this less well-known benefits and other changes that occur:
- Body Temperature Changes. Body temperature has been linked by researchers to obesity in both men and post-menopausal women. (In other women, menstrual cycles may aid in controlling body temperature.) According to data, a higher body mass index and higher body temperature are related. If you significantly reduce your weight, you might experience a cooling sensation.
- Increased Mood. Your attitude, self-esteem, and general mental health improve with weight loss. Three months following weight loss surgery, My New Body Obesity Center patients reported less stress, despair, rage, and weariness in a survey.
- A Different Taste in Food. Your sense of taste can be affected by obesity. According to studies, persons who have undergone weight loss surgery do not taste food the same way. Sugars and fats may not taste as wonderful as they once did.
- Brain Performance. Obesity is linked with memory troubles, decreased thinking skills, and overall brain function. Certain parts of their brain also became more active after the weight loss.
- Better Sex. People who are overweght commonly report low libido or almost no interest in sex . Also, obese men may struggle with erectile dysfunction. Fortunately, Bariatric surgery can help. Several studies have shown that that weight loss surgery can improve the quality of bariatric patients sex life.
Sources
Quality of Life and Mental Health in Older Adults with Obesity and Frailty: Associations with a Weight Loss Intervention. J Nutr Health Aging. 2018;22(10):1259-1265. doi: 10.1007/s12603-018-1127-0. PMID: 30498835; PMCID: PMC6444357.
Kaufman A, Choo E, Koh A, Dando R. Inflammation arising from obesity reduces taste bud abundance and inhibits renewal. PLoS Biol. 2018 Mar 20;16(3):e2001959. doi: 10.1371/journal.pbio.2001959. PMID: 29558472; PMCID: PMC5860696.
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