Obesity Help

Obesity Help is a website that promotes weight loss surgery. Because it is doctor sponsored it's full of lies and dangerous and deadly propaganda.

Obesity help has a discussion forum that consists of weight loss surgery patients both pre and post operative. The discussion forum also has shills pretending to be patients.

It is common knowledge that weight loss surgery is not worth the risk and the notion of destroying a perfectly good digestive system simply because someone won't stop being a glutton is insane. Yes, for those of you who don't know, weight loss surgery works by damaging your stomach and intestines by creating restriction and mal-absorption, both of which are often deadly.

Don't trust doctors unless you want to end up in a cemetery. If you think that this statement is hyperbole consider this; Joan Rivers, Michael Jackson, Dick Clark, Prince, Anna Nicole Smith are all dead because they trusted doctors. Some segments of the medical industry are more dangerous and deadly than others. Weight loss surgery is probably the most deadly and dishonest of them all.

Sometimes when I think about the behavior of fat people, their arrogance and their dishonesty I think, "Fuck em, let them go into the bariatric surgery meat grinder" but then there are some fat people who really do medicate with food and they don't deserve to suffer and die for the greed of the the medical industry. Then I think, that even with the vulgar greedy gluttons, a lot of them can be reached and helped. With gluttony there is the component of food addiction. Think about it. Today 35% of Americans are clinically obese while in the 70's that number was 3%.  The food and medical industries have done their best to enable gluttonous gluttons.

How Effective is Weight Loss Surgery?



Answer, not very. Nauseating fat girl Carnie Wilson has had two weight loss surgeries and being the hyper glutton that she is, she puts the weight back on. What Carnivore Wilson did is she was able to circumvent both gastric bypass and gastric banding. OINK! Most weight loss surgery victims manage to put most of th weight back on because the problem is not with their digestive systems, the problem is with their brains and their souls.

Quick fix or long-term cure? Pros and cons of bariatric surgery

Keep in mind that 90% of the information  that you will be getting regarding the safety and efficacy of  weight loss surgery is weight loss surgery industry propaganda and also keep in mind that doctors and hospitals are in business for one reason and one reason only. That reason is to make as much money as possible. Your health means nothing to th majority of them. 

There is a effective alternatives to weight loss surgery and it is called PR (Personal Responsibility) and SR (Social Responsibility). Get some. The only surgical interventions that may work is having your jaws wired shut and your face slapped or the cone of shame.

The moderators on the Obesity Help Forum are ban happy but that doesn't mean that we should not go their and troll them with the truth. If you are a clever troll you will be able to disrupt and so the seeds of paranoia within their toxic community.

This blog has received over 17 million views so I have to believe that my efforts as a journalist have hurt the weight loss surgery industry. Please do your.




Read: Carnie Wilson Has Now Blimped Up to Shocking 300 Pounds!

OINK!

How You Can Save Others From Weight Loss Surgery

There is a site called Obesity-Help. It's a weight loss surgery site set up to sucker suckers into paying a butcher/surgeon to wreck their digestive system. Obesity Help is not about helping people struggling with obesity but rather Obesity-Help is there to exploit the fears and ignorance of the obese.

Obesity help has a forum and a chat room. Many of the members are sock puppets and attack trolls. I would urge you to register on that forum and using private messaging to was newbies about the dangers of WLS. Click Here For The Obesity Help Forum 

My motivation for asking you to do his is two fold. First and foremost it is to save lives and prevent misery but it is also to put a financial hurt on the scumbags doctors who do this.

If you are considering WLS ask yourself for all the valid reason for why you can't eat 2000 calories a day if you are a woman and 2500 if you are a man. If you eat at that level you CANNOT become obese.

Related:  Doctors and Their Role in the Medical Holocaust Click Here

Don't take my word for it. Here is the first page of a Google search.

Weight Loss Battles: Gastric Bypass Nightmares - The Third ...
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Jul 28, 2008 - Gastric Bypass Nightmares - The Third Act. So I arrived home after 11 days in hospital, sore and vey slow moving. You don't realize how much ...
Gastricbypass Nightmare - Experience Project
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Aug 9, 2012 - My 1 Year and two week in nightmare - posted in 2 Years Post-Op (GB): Hi everyone, I had my gastric bypass on August 1st 2011. I must say ...

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My mother had the gastric bypass surgery about 3 years ago. The operation went horribly wrong and she almost died on the operation table.
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Bariatric Surgeons Are Incompetent

From Obesity Help

Gastric Bypass, and the surgeons who perform it, have left me near death, with a feeding tube, living off disability and uninsurable. That's why I need to share my story to explain some of the common, yet avoidable, complications of Bariatric Surgery. This surgery is becoming too commercialized and routine, and many times it's being performed without the patient being educated of the life-long changes they need to make in order to be successful and healthy long-term.

I had Bariatric Surgery, or Open Gastric Bypass, in December 2002. I was 33 years old and had been overweight and/or obese the majority of those years. I did at least 2 years of research before surgery plus continued my research post-op and was extremely excited for what was to come. Within the first two weeks I lost 18 pounds. Wow! Then it stopped. I was eating tiny, well-balanced 2 ounce meals but the weight would not budge. I did not touch sugar, fat or anything with high calories. I only drank water. I followed the doctors orders to the letter. But I was not exercising.

I started exercising and the weight started coming off. I exercised for 90 minutes, 6 days a week. If I stopped exercising for a week, it would take me a month to lose another pound. I fought for every pound I lost. It took two years, but at 5 feet, 3 inches tall, I went from 275 pounds to 160 pounds and was on top of the world, still exercising and eating right.

In March of 2008 I had some dental work done. I was put on 1600mg of ibuprofen a day for 2 months. Roughly 2 months after I discontinued the use of ibuprofen I started vomiting. It quickly became a daily occurrence. One day after eating my small breakfast and lunch, around 2:00 PM I had to vomit again, but this time I realized it included dinner from the previous night.

Scared, I ended up at a gastroenterologist who ran a camera scope down my throat and said that the opening from my stomach to my intestines had closed down to the size of a pinhole due to scar tissue. I was told that scar tissue is considered a common complication for Gastric Bypass patients. After reviewing my medical history he asked if I use ibuprofen, and I was then told that Gastric Bypass patients should not take ibuprofen or any NSAIDS, as it causes scar tissue. For 6 years I had been taking a few NSAIDS for aches and pains here and there. None of my doctors had said anything.

I wish my story ended there. To make this short, my gastroenterologist did a scope with balloon dilation to open up the scar tissue, a procedure that works on all but 2% of bypass patients. I am part of that 2%. After having 2 scopes with balloon dilation, I was told I needed Gastric Revision surgery.

On January 29, 2009 my new bariatric surgeon performed an Open Gastric Revision surgery, which split me from the tip of my chest-bone down to my belly button. He was well-known, recommended and even had a commercial on television about gastric bypass. However, right after surgery I was still vomiting. Not even two weeks after surgery they performed another scope down my throat and my gastroenterologist wrote in my record that the bariatric surgeon had sewn my stomach shut. Now, instead of a stricture from my stomach to my intestines, I had a stricture from my esophagus to my stomach. The surgeon denied it, saying that I had rebuilt scar tissue within those two weeks. After 5 months, 7 additional scopes with balloon dilation and 59 days in the hospital, I was forced to get a feeding tube, fired from my job, left with no insurance, and had to go on disability. I am now down to 121 pounds. I've lost all muscle mass, fat, menstruation, and nearly all of my teeth due to malnutrition. My nutrients are fed to me 12-16 hours a day through a tube in my chest that sits right on my bra line.

There is more to my story, but I tried to condense it as best as I could. I am trying to get my story to other patients, or those considering gastric bypass, through talk shows, magazines, online, etc., in hopes that by hearing my story I can help people realize that gastric bypass is not a quick fix. It's a tool, which if used correctly, takes effort, changes in diet, changes in medication and supplements, amount of food eaten and exercise. Things that can also be done without the surgery and some of the common complications that come with it. I'm hoping that patients and their doctors research and educate all facets of this procedure, short and long-term. I would not be where I am today if I had known NSAIDS caused scar tissue, and I have researched this surgery extensively. I'm also hoping that by getting my story publicized, I might find a doctor who specializes in this field as I'm told I need additional surgery to make a new stomach out of my remaining intestines. Until then, I will survive on my feeding tube and disability.

I appreciate you reading my story. I hope this is not the end of my story, but just a positive beginning. Thank you so much for your time.

Leslee
Reno, Nevada

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