• Metabolic Gastric Bypass – A minimally invasive procedure that alters digestion to improve insulin resistance and glycemic control.
• Duodenal Switch Surgery – A combination of sleeve gastrectomy and intestinal bypass to enhance metabolism and promote sustainable weight loss.
• Mini Gastric Bypass (MGB) – A simplified yet effective method for both obesity and Type 2 diabetes remission with quicker recovery.
• Laparoscopic Sleeve Gastrectomy – Reduces stomach capacity and hormonal drive for hunger, leading to improved glucose metabolism.

Symptoms:

• Frequent urination, excessive thirst, and unexplained fatigue
• Increased hunger despite eating adequately
• Slow wound healing or recurrent infections
• Weight gain associated with insulin resistance

Causes:

• Obesity and unhealthy dietary patterns
• Genetic predisposition and family history of diabetes
• Insulin resistance due to hormonal imbalance
• Sedentary lifestyle and lack of regular physical activity

• Maintain a balanced diet rich in fiber, lean proteins, and low-glycemic foods
• Exercise regularly to improve insulin sensitivity and metabolism
• Monitor blood sugar levels and body weight periodically
• Consult specialists early for obesity or pre-diabetic conditions to prevent progression

• Weight Management Programs – Tailored nutrition plans for healthy weight loss or gain based on body composition and metabolism.
• Therapeutic Diets – Specialized diets for conditions like diabetes, hypertension, thyroid disorders, and high cholesterol.
• Post-Surgery Nutrition – Recovery-based meal plans designed to restore strength and promote healing after medical or bariatric procedures.
• Sports & Fitness Nutrition – Customized diet charts to improve stamina, endurance, and muscle performance.

Symptoms of Poor Nutrition:

• Unexplained fatigue, weakness, or low energy
• Frequent illnesses or delayed recovery
• Sudden weight gain or loss
• Hair fall, dull skin, or brittle nails

Common Causes:

• Irregular eating habits and skipping meals
• High intake of processed and sugary foods
• Lack of awareness about balanced nutrition
• Stress and hormonal imbalances affecting appetite

• Boost energy levels and improve metabolic health
• Prevent lifestyle diseases through proper nutrition balance
• Maintain a healthy weight with long-term results
• Promote mental clarity, better sleep, and overall vitality

• Appetite Suppressants – Medications that reduce hunger and control portion size for better calorie balance.
• Fat Absorption Inhibitors – Help block the absorption of dietary fats to reduce total calorie intake.
• Metabolic Boosters – Improve the body’s metabolism and energy expenditure, aiding faster fat burn.
• Hormone-Based Therapies – Regulate hunger hormones and insulin sensitivity to promote steady weight loss.

Symptoms of Weight-Related Health Risks:

• Excess body fat, particularly around the abdomen
• Shortness of breath, fatigue, or joint discomfort
• Fluctuating blood sugar, cholesterol, or blood pressure levels
• Low self-confidence or emotional distress due to weight gain

Causes:

• Unhealthy eating patterns and lack of physical activity
• Hormonal imbalances affecting metabolism
• Genetic or hereditary predisposition to obesity
• Psychological stress or emotional eating

• Adopt a balanced diet combined with regular physical activity
• Consult your physician before starting any medication for weight loss
• Monitor weight, blood pressure, and sugar levels regularly during treatment
• Combine medications with lifestyle changes for long-term results

• Endoscopic Sleeve Gastroplasty (ESG) – A non-surgical technique that reduces stomach volume using an endoscope, promoting early satiety and weight loss.
• Intragastric Balloon Placement – A temporary balloon is placed inside the stomach to limit food intake and support calorie control.
• Transoral Outlet Reduction (TORe) – For patients who have regained weight after gastric bypass; tightens the gastric outlet to restore restriction.
• Endoscopic Revision Procedures – Corrective procedures for patients with weight regain post-surgery, performed without traditional incisions.

Symptoms Indicating Need for Procedure:

• Difficulty losing weight despite diet and exercise
• Obesity-related conditions such as diabetes or high blood pressure
• Frequent fatigue, sleep apnea, or reduced physical stamina
• Previous bariatric surgery with partial weight regain

Causes of Weight Gain:

• Excessive calorie intake and sedentary lifestyle
• Hormonal or metabolic imbalances
• Psychological stress leading to emotional eating
• Genetic predisposition and environmental influences

• Effective weight loss without surgical incisions or scars
• Quick recovery and minimal post-procedure discomfort
• Improved control of diabetes, hypertension, and cholesterol
• Long-term success when combined with lifestyle and dietary changes