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Bariatric Bypass Surgery ( Fat Surgery) Bariatric Bypass Surgery
Nearly one in six Americans is either clinically obese. Some
live day to day with the morbid obesity, a condition that
increases the risk of heart disease, diabetes and cancer. One of
the most efficient ways to combat these risks is through
bariatric surgery or bariatric bypass surgery. Bariatric bypass
surgery is also commonly called gastric bypass surgery. In lay
terms, it has been come to be called stomach stapling, but the
term is often misleading. There are basically two kinds of
bariatric bypass surgery: restrictive and malabsorption. With
restrictive bariatric surgery, the stomach is made smaller,
reducing the amount of food a patient is able to intake which
results in weight loss. The malabsorbtion method is different,
in that, the small intestine is shortened and a small pouch is
inserted, carrying food directly fro