Serious Question. How is WLS the "wrong way"?
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I understand how some people might think it's the "easy" way, especially if you've not gone through the preop and post op diets, and you've not experienced the issues that go along with effects of the surgery.
I am **NOT** asking about EASY. I know it's not.
I'm curious about those who think it's the WRONG way or a BAD way to lose weight. Why? I'm truly curious about that side of the argument.
I'm sure I'm asking in the wrong forum as this is a WLS support board but your thoughts? What you've heard?
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