2018 Study: Unexpected changes after weight-loss surgery
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A study suggests that people who undergo a momentous life event such as weight loss surgery may possess a “bias to action,” -- meaning they may be encouraged to make additional life changes, like getting a new job, getting married or divorced, or moving.
https://www.everydayhealth.com/diet-nutrition/bmi/getting-bariatric-surgery-unexpected-way-your-relationship-status-may-change/
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