Skip to main content

About Us

Welcome to WeightLossDepression.com!

We’re so happy that you’re here. We created WeightLossDepression.com as a mini-project to journal our experiences from alternative therapies during our (my wife and me) combined weight loss journey. Most of the articles that you’ll find on this Website are the combination of our real-life experiences, information from guest writers, and those that we gathered from constant research on the internet.


Our guest writers and us, are certain that this website is informative and easy to navigate.  We do hope that you will bookmark it. See how to bookmark a page on YouTube.  With regards to all the information on the internet, it can be hard to find materials that are educational, and straightforward with clear directions. We hope this Website will provide you with most, if not all of the information you seek about WeightLossDepression.com.

DISCLAIMER
In an attempt to present on-topic and beneficial information regarding this subject of Weight Loss Depression, we have included how we handled most of our episodes. Nevertheless, you have to bear in mind that the posts on this website merely reflect the opinion of the writers. The excellent articles that you read on this site should help you arrive at a complete knowledge of simple plans which will then put you in a stronger position to make sensible choices.

So, that being said, when making medical decisions, you should always obtain professional advice before attempting to start any home remedy.  Be SURE to CONSULT WITH YOUR PHYSICIAN.  Please read the medical disclaimer.


Lapo, Mark, and James.

Popular posts from this blog

Things that Stop you from Losing Weight - A Quick Look At The Adverse Impact of Obesity.

What's Stopping You From Losing Weight? A Quick Look At The Negative Result of Obesity. It's not always a bad idea to ignore those who "think" they know it all at the gym. While you can get some great workout tips, you can also pick-up information that may be inaccurate or false. We doubt that people purposely disseminate false information at the gym.  People are often unaware that what they are saying isn't true it tends to happen in all aspects of life. Perhaps the best thing for anyone is to be very sure they only take in information from a known and totally credible source. This article will offer up some good tips on how to accomplish this task. It is a pretty common understanding that obesity is a dangerous state for your overall health. The health costs of excessive weight in 2010 for the US is enormous and is more than 100 billion dollars per year. You can put the multi-billion dollar a year sum that is used each year for diet-related products. So ther

How Does NADH Boost Energy?

A body deficient in NADH is like a car that has run out of petrol. The more NADH a body has the more energy it can produce. NADH production declines with age. Why supplementing with Coenzyme 1 is important? Vegetables, fruits and other vegetarian food contain low NADH. And if this coenzyme was obtained from meat and fish would only deliver a minimum amount–due to being degraded by the stomach’s digestive gastric acids. NADH improves the efficiency of liver enzyme functions. How does energy depend on NADH Coenzyme 1? NADH is a very efficient producer of ATP. Inside each cell is a process known as the krebs cycle combines NADH with hydrogen to form ATP, your own body’s energy. Without a complimentary co-enzyme, the majority of enzymes are useless & will not produce complete protein systems for the human body. Unlike DHEA and Melatonin NADH is a coenzyme not a hormone. Is Coenzyme 1 helpful for sports people? Studies on cyclists have shown that cyclists increased their oxygen capacit

The Unspoken Side Effect: Navigating Depression After Weight Loss Surgery

  Weight loss surgery can be a transformative experience, offering a chance at a new life for those who have struggled with obesity. However, it's not all sunshine and rainbows. A less commonly discussed side effect of this life-altering procedure is post-operative depression. In the quest to shed pounds and find a healthier version of oneself, many people are blindsided by the emotional toll the surgery can take. What the Stats Say Depression after weight loss surgery is not a rare phenomenon. In fact, studies suggest that up to 20% of patients experience some form of depression or anxiety following the procedure. Yet, it’s seldom talked about in pre-surgical consultations or support groups. Why Does It Happen? Physical Factors Hormonal Fluctuations: Rapid weight loss can lead to hormonal imbalances, which in turn can contribute to mood swings and depression. Nutritional Deficiencies: After surgery, patients may struggle to absorb essential nutrients, which can have a direct impac