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In today's world, obesity is one of the biggest problems of developed or developing countries in terms of overall health. If we consider the definition of obesity in general, it is a condition in which the fat ratio in the body increases excessively compared to the ratio of novelties and bones, and, accordingly, the bodyweight and mass index is at a high level in a person.
High levels of body mass index, without genetic factors and only due to obesity sugar, brings blood pressure, heart disease, joint disorders, and similar diseases.
In general, there are two surgical and non-surgical methods of treating obesity. The first has a longer process with sports and dietary support, while the second method is bariatric surgery, which offers faster solutions to the growing problem of obesity in the world.
For the most part, people prefer weight loss surgery as a way to lose weight quickly. In general, patients with a high body mass index prefer this path, which leads to much faster and more results from their point of view. To understand the long-term benefits of this practice, we need to understand the functioning of bariatric surgery.
Bariatric surgery covers changes made to the digestive system to reduce calories entering our body and is a surgical operation based on two main foundations. The first method is to play with the size of the stomach, reducing the calories taken as a result of the smallness of the stomach and rapid saturation of the patient. The second method is to ensure the minimum absorption of calories entering the body by digested foods.