Stay updated on the latest advancements and trends in nutrition, weight loss, and laparoscopic surgery. Dr. Ahmad shares his expertise and advice, giving you the tools to make better healthcare decisions.
According to the NYC Health, obesity is has become an epidemic in New York. More than 34% of New Yorkers are overweight and 22% are obese. Obesity is a very serious disease. Its symptoms build up slowly
Obesity is one of the leading health issues around the globe, with a high percentage of the obese patients dying at a very young age. Obese individuals also have high chances of suffering from additional diseases
Keeping your health in check is important. You should ensure that your weight does not affect your health. However, there are people who have issues arising from their weight.
Most people can control their weight and avoid becoming obese through diet and exercise. Sadly, there are some who may not have that as an option. These people suffer from morbid obesity, a condition in
Many people struggle with stubborn weight loss issues, unable to lose the weight they are desperately trying to get rid of. As a result, there comes a time when diet and exercise fail and other measures like gastric bypass
Having bariatric surgery can have a significant effect on various health conditions. Not all of these conditions are dependent on the weight loss that results from the surgery. Many people do not realize
The solution to obesity, for a lot of people, is bariatric surgery. While getting to the point of actually having the surgery can be time-consuming and rather overwhelming, it is important that you remain focused and patient.
Long Island Laparoscopic Surgery, PLLC 631-689-0220 www.drahmadmd.com Do you dread exercising? Have you tried a workout program and just couldn’t stick with it? For some, just the word exercise is discouraging.
Long Island Laparoscopic Surgery, PLLC 631-689-0220 www.drahmadmd.com Dr. Ahmad has recently performed his 100th Robotic Assisted Gastric Bypass! He was the first surgeon in the area to use
The brain reacts differently to images of food depending on what method people choose for weight loss, according to MRI images. Researchers used functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) to measure the
