Confused About Expected Weight Loss
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There are some people that despite the procedure keep eating poorly. The WLS is not a cure. So the statistics show that. Long term success and losing more than 65% will come down to the person and the
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It's the luck of the draw. 65% is average, which means some lost less, others more. Personally I think it is that the surgery won't reset our set-points all the way down if we are more than 80
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You are expected to become more active when you start losing weight. Those who do will eventually hit their goal weight. Those who don't, end up only losing the 65%.
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I keep reading the expected weight loss percentages per each of the different procedures. So if you are only expected to lose 65% of your excessive weight, what keeps you losing to lose to your goal or healthy weight. Wouldn't you be following the same eating plan from the time you start eating solid foods again? How do you get rid of the remaining 35%?