Poor multivitamin adherence after bariatric surgery stems from tolerability issues, not indifference. Among patients who stopped taking supplements, more than half reported gastrointestinal complaints directly related to multivitamin use. Nausea…
While bariatric follow-up includes foundational elements of respectful care, important gaps emerge in personalization around multivitamin use. Open-ended questions are often replaced by closed, protocol-driven checks. When patients report nausea…
Poor multivitamin adherence after bariatric surgery stems from tolerability issues, not indifference. Among patients who stopped taking supplements, more than half reported gastrointestinal complaints directly related to multivitamin use. Nausea…
Poor tolerability, especially nausea, is a leading reason patients stop taking multivitamins after bariatric surgery. New FitForMe research shows that simple intake adjustments can significantly reduce GI side effects, helping…
Magnesium is vital for maternal and fetal health, yet it’s often overlooked after bariatric surgery. While levels may remain stable, women with obesity or diabetes face higher risks of deficiency.…
After bariatric surgery, exercise boosts confidence and speeds recovery. Getting enough protein and fluids protects muscle, supports long-term health, and makes it easier to regain strength, stay active, and achieve…
Bariatric surgery supports weight loss, but for postmenopausal women, it may increase the risk of bone loss. With hormonal changes and reduced nutrient absorption, vitamin D, calcium, and protein become…
What happens in nutritional status of women taking WLS multivitamins or standard multivitamins when pregnant after Sleeve Gastrectomy? Read on to learn more.
