Health
Lack of guidelines pushes people with obesity to dud diets – Sydney Morning Herald
Health experts are calling for Australian governments to update guidelines that lapsed in 2018 and to establish a new clinical framework for treating the condition….
You name the diet and Ive tried it, said the grandmother from western Sydney.
In her mid-20s, she underwent one of the early methods of stomach stapling, but the procedure failed 15 years later. Today, three years after gastric bypass surgery, Ms Keppler has lost 40-45 kilograms.
Lyn Keppler is an advocate for clinical assessment for treating obesity. Credit:Rhett Wyman
Her diabetes is in remission, her blood pressure has improved, and she has swapped her mobility scooter for rocknroll dancing.
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