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11/06/09 04:42 PM

"I read an article in our local paper , says that some doctors are now suggesting weight loss surgery to those who have Type 2. Is this safe? "
Asked By: mmeyer939  
Category: Weight Issues

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Iam currently 5'4" and weigh 242 lbs. Have been on several diets over the years and with the amount of medication changes, I cannot seem to come out ahead..What is your opinion.

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11/07/09 10:55 AM

Read dLife R.D. and columnist Lara Rondinelli's take on the subject:

Lap Band Surgery: A Better Last Resort?

Answered By: Lynn Prowitt-Smith
Accreditations: Senior Editor, Food and Nutrition
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