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Nutrition and Diet Tips

Jennifer Traub, RD, CNSC

Jennifer is a Registered Dietitian, and one of the newest members of the Hurley Bariatric Center Team. She will be sharing regular nutrition and diet tips here that she feels are helpful.
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The holidays can be an emotional time of year for many people. Such emotions can be good or bad, such as: sadness, anger, joy, boredom, or excitement.

Daily physical activity plays a big role in achieving (and maintaining) a weight loss goal.

Diet changes are behavior changes. When trying to change a behavior that is not helping you meet your weight loss goals (i.e.

I know, I know…. We all hate swallowing pills and sometimes we feel like we spend our entire day getting this vitamin or that mineral down the proverbial hatch! Ugh…. When will it end??

If a person has had bariatric surgery and is experiencing low energy levels, there are a few things that are worth examining.

Desert or mountain plateaus can be sought-after things to behold. But, a plateau in your weight loss efforts is less than desirable.

Adequate protein intake after bariatric surgery is critical to help you heal, remain healthy, and promote proper weight loss.