Bariatric Surgery Myths Debunked

Weight Loss Surgery Myths and Facts Dr. Jay Michael Snow and the team at St. Louis Bariatrics are dedicated to helping people live healthier lives. Our commitment to health includes educating our community to make…
Read MorePrediabetes

If you have been told by your doctor that you are prediabetic, you may be worried and you probably have a lot of questions. You don’t have to feel doomed that you will develop Type…
Read MoreStay Active While Supporting: Exercise Tips for Parents at Your Child’s Sporting Events

Written by a Bariatric Dietitian Balancing family life and your own health goals isn’t always easy, especially for busy parents with kids in sports. But what if you could sneak in some exercise while cheering…
Read MoreWhat to Expect After Stopping Medications for Weight Loss

Obesity is recognized as a chronic health disease. For this reason, you should think about it much like you would other health conditions such as high blood pressure or diabetes. If you take a medication…
Read MoreRisks of Compounding Semaglutide

Pharmacies or clinics that offer compounded medications do so by combining, mixing, or altering ingredients to create a medication tailored to an individual patient. The process of compounding a medication combines two or more drugs.…
Read MoreEmotional Eating Awareness

A major cause of weight gain, weight regain, and overeating is emotional eating. Emotional eating can happen at any age and is an attempt to manage, suppress, or soothe your mood with food. Tips on…
Read MoreFebruary Is American Heart Month

Healthy Blood Pressure A blood pressure higher than 130/80 mmHg can cause serious health problems, including: Heart Disease Stroke Kidney Disease Dementia Pharmacology treatment should be initiated when blood pressure is 150/90 mmHG or higher…
Read MoreSurvival Gains After Bariatric Surgery

Weight loss surgery provides so many benefits above a slimmer body. Yes, losing significant weight can help you look better and fit into the clothes you love. But that’s just the beginning of the many…
Read MoreObesity & COVID-19 Q&A

In light of the current COVID-19 pandemic, many have become increasingly aware of their health and how compromised health may make them more susceptible to dangerous complications of the coronavirus. More and more scientific data…
Read MoreObesity and Comorbidities

Obesity and Comorbidities Comorbidity is a disease or condition which occurs at the same time as another disease. Obesity is a risk factor for the development of life-threatening and costly comorbid conditions. These comorbid illnesses…
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