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GLP-1 Fatigue

Stuck on the GLP-1 plateau? In this episode of Can You Stomach This?, host Sarita explores GLP-1 Fatigue and why many are trading weekly injections for a permanent metabolic solution. What’s inside: - Real Stories: Guests Katarina and Chris share their raw transition from injections to bariatric surgery. - The Science: Nutritionist Natalie breaks down the metabolic differences between the pen and the procedure. - Breaking the Cycle: Why food noise returns and how to find a sustainable, lifetime fix. Stop managing the symptoms and start solving the source. Tune in to see if bariatric surgery is the missing piece of your weight loss puzzle. ---------------------------------------  If you have any questions or want to share your bariatric weight loss journey, you can call or text us at 480-999-4826 or email us at podcast@mexicobariatriccenter.com. You can also follow Mexico Bariatric Center on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.

The Truth About Regain

In Episode 27 of “Can You Stomach This?”, we take a deep and honest look at why regain happens, what the research actually shows, and the emotional and physical challenges patients face along the way. We break down the myths, talk through the factors that contribute to long-term success, and share practical strategies to help you stay on track. ---------------------------------------  If you have any questions or want to share your bariatric weight loss journey, you can call or text us at 480-999-4826 or email us at podcast@mexicobariatriccenter.com. You can also follow Mexico Bariatric Center on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.

Food Mournings: Grieving the Role Food Once Played

After bariatric surgery, many patients find themselves grieving the loss of food not just the taste, but the comfort, joy, and memories tied to it. In this episode of "Can You Stomach This?", we explore the emotional side of food mourning and why it’s such an important (yet rarely discussed) part of the weight loss journey. 💙 Join us as we talk about the stages of grief, how to navigate emotional triggers, and ways to build a healthier relationship with food. ---------------------------------------  If you have any questions or want to share your bariatric weight loss journey, you can call or text us at 480-999-4826 or email us at podcast@mexicobariatriccenter.com. You can also follow Mexico Bariatric Center on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.

Vanessa's Journey: Kiwi Guide to Bariatric Surgery in Mexico

Vanessa went from 118 kg to 56 kg after her RNY Gastric Bypass in Mexico ✨ In this episode, she chats with Rena & Sarita about her journey from New Zealand to Tijuana, how she found out about Mexico Bariatric Center, what it was like at Hospital Azar, and how she’s now helping other Kiwis with their own weight loss journeys. If you are interested in coming with our next group travel please contact vanessa@mexicobariatriccenter.com ---------------------------------------  If you have any questions or want to share your bariatric weight loss journey, you can call or text us at 480-999-4826 or email us at podcast@mexicobariatriccenter.com. You can also follow Mexico Bariatric Center on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.

Bariatric Acronyms 101

In this episode of Can You Stomach This?, hosts Sarita and Rena break down the overwhelming world of bariatric acronyms to help patients navigate their weight loss journey with confidence. From surgery types (VSG, RNY, DS) to weight tracking terms (HW, SW, GW) and nutrition-related abbreviations (NUT, BMR, Macros), they cover essential terminology that every bariatric patient should know. Whether you're pre-op, post-op, or just starting to explore weight loss surgery, this episode simplifies the language of bariatrics, making the process easier to understand. ---------------------------------------  If you have any questions or want to share your bariatric weight loss journey, you can call or text us at 480-999-4826 or email us at podcast@mexicobariatriccenter.com. You can also follow Mexico Bariatric Center on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.