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If there is one word to describe Episode 11 of Brain Over Belly, it’s “uplifting”.
We hear first-hand the incredible journey of 33-year-old Efrain, a patient of Dr. Brown who is eleven months removed from bariatric surgery.
And it quickly becomes clear that he feels as good as he looks.
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Have you ever wondered why you just can’t get enough of certain foods? Why you can eat a whole bag of chips or an entire package of cookies and barely remember doing it? Why the sound, smell, or image of a food from your childhood still makes your mouth water as an adult? Why do you consider some foods “comfort” and not others?
It's time to Face The Facts about modern food engineering.
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For the first time, we get Dr. David Brown, Rick Dunn, and Mona together all on one podcast to talk about the changes in perception (before and after bariatric surgery).
The questions come hard and fast for Mona who's now gone through the surgery and we all want to know...
Sense of smell?
Sense of taste?
Sleep?
Weight?
Energy?
Pain?
What's it like six weeks on the other side of surgery??
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Meet Colin. A young man who's suffered from a weight problem all his life and he's ready to put a stop to it. A stop that'll last for the rest of his life.
Colin just moved here to the Boise area and today he opens up about how and why he became overweight. Colin opens up about how weight has affected his relationships, his social life, and his outlook on what's next. Join us as we begin to see and hear this young man take on something that seemed to be impossible but now we know, that with the help of Dr. David Brown and Idaho BMI it's not only possible. It's happening.
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