Facts About Lap-Band® Surgery Failure

Some facts about Lap-Band® surgery failure by Fat Bastardo

STAY FAT! Lazy and weak willed gluttons want to hear good things and they don’t want to talk or listen about negative part. And that’s why most of us don’t accept or realize that Lap-Band® surgery is not successful for the majority of patients. Study over this shows that Lap-Band® surgery failure is with most of patients. Before opting for this surgery we should know about the pro and cons of this surgery. Failure define that you are not getting proper weight loss or regain weight after some time or getting such complications which leads for the removal of band. Failure of Lap-Band® surgery doesn’t depend on time, it may occurs at any time, 4 years….5yeras…6yeras..or anytime after surgery. Failure indicates that now your body is not supporting Lap-Band® and you are now move to either regain weight or stay with some complications. 

 

Lap-Band® failure rates depend upon many factors. Studies show that at least 60% of people that has been banded for 6 years fail with their Lap-Band® . Late complication affects more on this. About 33.1% of late complications including band erosion (9.5%), band slippage (6.3%), port related problems (7.6%), re-operation (21.7%). With the increase of time with Lap-Band® , Lap-Band® failure rate increase. Patients successfully spent time with Lap-Band® for about 2 years but as time passes, they started to get late compilations or other problem and it increase failure rate. After 18 months failure rates are 13.2%, after 3 years it is 23.8%, at 5 years 31.5% and after 7 years 36.9 years. Approx 60% of patients live happily after Lap-Band® surgery but rest of them suffer with minor or major complications and at last failure of Lap-Band® . Success rate after few years are but with less than 50% weight loss. Nowadays each year late complications are added with 3 to 4%.

There are lots of people who suffer Lap-Band® failure after 3 years of Lap-Band® surgery. When you look over the Lap-Band® failure stories, you experience how they are feeling.

“My Lap-Band® taken out Tuesday. I was tired of 2 years of hell. Now I am happy that I come out from this but I wasted my money and two years for this…..” Maria

“My band was completely unfilled due to severe reflux. After one year, I lose 40% of weight but now I started to regain. I gain more than what I lose. This is completely unpredictable for me.” … Julia chan

“I spent 5 years with Lap-Band® , pain and limitation over diet. After that it comes with complications and I removed it. Now I am back to the same BMI… Now what I say”…..Robert

It is not that Lap-Band® fails for everybody but there are some reasons which may become cause for this. If you take some point in consideration before and after Lap-Band® surgery, you would not be in the queue of such people.

What are the reasons for Lap-Band® surgery failure?

It makes eating most food difficult and it makes the healthy and fibrous foods like fruits and vegetables impossible and often dangerous to eat.

American bariatric surgeons are for the most part a bunch of poorly trained and greedy fuck ups.

Your diet choices are severely limited and they are not limited to health food such as slow carbs, whole grains and fiber. Instead you will be forced to eat low fiber, low carb and you will be stuck eating protein shake and high fat food. Any feeder or gainer will tell you. FAT FATTENS BEST!

Lapbands for many patients remain painful and that forces pain compliance and induced bulimia to barely eating but because Lapband does little to quell hunger patients will easily circumvent the restrictive bottle beck cause by the band by eating high fat and sugary foods.

Lap-Band® success rate is dismal. It needs your full commitments to make it successful so you may as well stay fat or screw up your courage and gradually lose the weight. You need to change your lifestyle according to your weight loss goal same as a diet so in point of fact Lapband is merely a diet aid and a poor and dangerous one at that. Your control over eating can make Lap-Band® successful for you for a lifetime (albeit a shortened one) and you get desired result with this same as a diet but with more pain and deadly health consequences. Unlike most other surgery, Lap-Band® surgery is also associated with high failure failure and low rates of success, but it all depends on you how you make it. In other words you can change your gluttonous ways without the pain and risk of Lap-Band® surgery or you can change your gluttonous ways with Lap-Band® surgery and suffer pain and complications and possible death. 

A Lap Band Surgeon Breaks His Silence

Don't fall for the industry bullshit.  Click here for the truth!

DON'T BE STUPID!  Either go one a diet or stay fat!

Antibiotic Resistance Poses 'Catastrophic Threat'

If you are still dumb enough to have weight loss surgery your odds of dying within the first 30 days may now be greater than the usual one in 50. For decades idiot doctors have been overprescribing antibiotics as a result more and more people are dying from a antibiotic resistant bacteria. The surgical site infection rate in the US is 20% growth surgeries but it's much higher for gastric bypass. So when the greedy idiot surgeon with his idiot procedure mangles your intestines and stomach and causes leaks you are now much greater risk that the antibiotics they give you will not work. You will suffer an agonizing death and then you will die.

This is just one more reason for why should never have any form of weight loss surgery and especially any form of gastric bypass.  



So you big fat idiot glutton, what are you going to do now, be a weak willed glutton and rely on some greedy bastard doing a barbaric procedure on you or you going to screw up the courage and find little ambition to feed yourself in a responsible manner?

Deadly MRSA Infection being treated with maggots!

Antibiotic Resistance Poses 'Catastrophic Threat' To Medicine, Says Britain's Top Health Official

Reuters  |  By Kate Kelland  Posted: 03/10/2013 11:10 pm EDT  |  Updated: 03/11/2013 9:47 am EDT

By Kate Kelland

LONDON, March 11 (Reuters) - Antibiotic resistance poses a catastrophic threat to medicine and could mean patients having minor surgery risk dying from infections that can no longer be treated, Britain's top health official said on Monday.

Sally Davies, the chief medical officer for England, said global action is needed to fight antibiotic, or antimicrobial, resistance and fill a drug "discovery void" by researching and developing new medicines to treat emerging, mutating infections.

Only a handful of new antibiotics have been developed and brought to market in the past few decades, and it is a race against time to find more, as bacterial infections increasingly evolve into "superbugs" resistant to existing drugs.

"Antimicrobial resistance poses a catastrophic threat. If we don't act now, any one of us could go into hospital for minor surgery and die because of an ordinary infection that can't be treated by antibiotics," Davies told reporters as she published a report on infectious disease.

"And routine operations like hip replacements or organ transplants could be deadly because of the risk of infection."

One of the best known superbugs, MRSA, is alone estimated to kill around 19,000 people every year in the United States - far more than HIV and AIDS - and a similar number in Europe.

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And others are spreading. Cases of totally drug resistant tuberculosis have appeared in recent years and a new wave of "super superbugs" with a mutation called NDM 1, which first emerged in India, has now turned up all over the world, from Britain to New Zealand.

Last year the WHO said untreatable superbug strains of gonorrhoea were spreading across the world.

Laura Piddock, a professor of microbiology at Birmingham University and director of the campaign group Antibiotic Action, welcomed Davies' efforts to raise awareness of the problem.

"There are an increasing number of infections for which there are virtually no therapeutic options, and we desperately need new discovery, research and development," she said.

Davies called on governments and organisations across the world, including the World Health Organisation and the G8, to take the threat seriously and work to encourage more innovation and investment into the development of antibiotics.



"Over the past two decades there has been a discovery void around antibiotics, meaning diseases have evolved faster than the drugs to treat them," she said.

Davies called for more cooperation between the healthcare and pharmaceutical industries to preserve the existing arsenal of antibiotics, and more focus on developing new ones.

Increasing surveillance to keep track of drug-resistant superbugs, prescribing fewer antibiotics and making sure they are only prescribed when needed, and ensuring better hygiene to keep infections to a minimum were equally important, she said.

Nigel Brown, president of the Society for General Microbiology, agreed the issues demanded urgent action and said its members would work hard to better understand infectious diseases, reduce transmission of antibiotic resistance, and help develop new antibiotics.

"The techniques of microbiology and new developments such as synthetic biology will be crucial in achieving this," he said. (Editing by Jason Webb)






The same greedy medical industry that has a vested interest in making people obese also have a vested interest in making them sick so that they can develop new and expensive antibiotics.