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#obsm chat @obsmchat
Welcome to the #obsm chat. Tonight we're discussing hot topics that emerged at Obesity Week 2019/ASMBS 2019, the largest scientific convention in the country. Many thanks to @conscienhealth's Ted Kyle for drafting the blog on which this chat is based. #OW2019 #ASMBS2019
PHICOR @PHICORteam
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Bruce Y. Lee @bruce_y_lee
Hello @obsmchat I want to start this #obsm chat w/ unfortunate news that Kaiser CEO Bernard Tyson died unexpectedly. Here's my article in @forbes about the news & my conversation w/ him earlier this year. This is relevant to #obesity for various reasons. https://t.co/wZmlXgYmp7
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
This is @NeilFlochMD from @fcbariatrics Director of Bariatric Surgery at @NorwalkHospital @NuvanceHealth #obsm
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Please take a minute to introduce yourself. Even if only planning to "lurk" (read along without commenting) it’s helpful knowing the faces in the audience :-) Please note #obsm chats do not serve as medical advice. We will introduce the first question in a few minutes.
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @obsmchat: Welcome to the #obsm chat. Tonight we're discussing hot topics that emerged at Obesity Week 2019/ASMBS 2019, the largest scientific convention in the country. Many thanks to @conscienhealth's Ted Kyle for drafting the blog on which this chat is based. #OW2019 #ASMBS2019
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @obsmchat: Please take a minute to introduce yourself. Even if only planning to "lurk" (read along without commenting) it’s helpful knowing the faces in the audience :-) Please note #obsm chats do not serve as medical advice. We will introduce the first question in a few minutes.
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This is indeed sad news. Thanks for sharing Bruce. #obsm
Dr. Randi Dublin @RandiDublin
Hi, Randi from NY, bariatric psychologist. Glad to join! #obsm
Jeanne Blankenship @JBlankenshipRDN
Jeanne Blankenship with the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics is here as well #obsm
Dr Theresa Cullen @DrTerriC
Terri Cullen RNY12and18 - interested to see what was learned at #OW2019 #obsm
Paul Davidson, PhD @PaulDavidsonPhD
Hi, I'm Paul Davidson, bariatric psychologist at Brigham and Women's Hospital. #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
So sorry to hear #obsm @bruce_y_lee #obesity
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@NeilFlochMD @fcbariatrics @NorwalkHospital @NuvanceHealth Hi Neil! #obsm
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@PaulDavidsonPhD Welcome Paul! #obsm
Bruce Y. Lee @bruce_y_lee
@obsmchat @Forbes #obsm @obsmchat During my conversation w/ him, he emphasized the social determinants of obesity/health & how obesity is not an individual issue but a community & social issue.
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
@JBlankenshipRDN Welcome #obsm
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@DrTerriC Welcome! #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
@DrTerriC Welcome #obsm
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@JBlankenshipRDN Great to see you Jeanne! #obsm
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RT @bruce_y_lee: @obsmchat @Forbes #obsm @obsmchat During my conversation w/ him, he emphasized the social determinants of obesity/health & how obesity is not an individual issue but a community & social issue.
Mary L @Macskakat7
#OBSM hello from Ohio
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
@organiclemon Hey Fen #obsm
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@organiclemon Welcome from across the pond! #obsm
Marilyn Clark @OffThePlateMC
Hi all, Marilyn Clark here. I am a bariatric patient as well as a certified health coach. Looking forward to following tonight's chat. #obsm
Christy Nyakana, LCSW @cjoLCSW
@obsmchat I'm Christy from PA. I'm a bariatric therapist and patient 🤗 #obsm
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@Macskakat7 Glad you're here! #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
#obsm indeed unfortunate he sounds like a true #obesity advocate - a loss to his family and society
Mary L @Macskakat7
@obsmchat #obsm thanks!
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@OffThePlateMC Glad you could join! #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
@Macskakat7 Welcome #obsm
Bruce Y. Lee @bruce_y_lee
@obsmchat @Forbes #obsm @aboutKP has had initiatives to tackle obesity from the community direction & that's a direction that health care needs to move. Here's my coverage of that in @Forbes @obsmchat https://t.co/O2TjShpjcQ
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Let's get the discussion going! Please remember to tag all tweets with #obsm so we can see them! Here's the first question. #obsm https://t.co/b57b6nsQlc
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@cjoLCSW Happy you could be here! #obsm
linda halpin @lhalpin521
Hi I'm linda from Ct, im a Baratric Patient who had the sleeve done 12/27/16.##obsm
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
RT @obsmchat: Let's get the discussion going! Please remember to tag all tweets with #obsm so we can see them! Here's the first question. #obsm https://t.co/b57b6nsQlc
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @bruce_y_lee: @obsmchat @Forbes #obsm @aboutKP has had initiatives to tackle obesity from the community direction & that's a direction that health care needs to move. Here's my coverage of that in @Forbes @obsmchat https://t.co/O2TjShpjcQ
Jennifer Kirby, MD-PhD 😷 @gu_girl
Joining a few minutes late. Prior occasional lurker, here to engage! #obsm
Dr. Sylvia “Voice” Bollie, MD, DABOM @EmbraceYouMD
Hi Everyone! I’m a clinical Obesity Specialist with a background in Internal Medicine/ Primary Care. I’m excited to join #obsm tonight especially since I had to miss #ObesityWeek2019 🤗
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RT @bruce_y_lee: @obsmchat @Forbes #obsm @aboutKP has had initiatives to tackle obesity from the community direction & that's a direction that health care needs to move. Here's my coverage of that in @Forbes @obsmchat https://t.co/O2TjShpjcQ
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @obsmchat: Let's get the discussion going! Please remember to tag all tweets with #obsm so we can see them! Here's the first question. #obsm https://t.co/b57b6nsQlc
Janet Elizabeth Childerhose, PhD @JEChilderhose
Hello all! Janet Childerhose in Ontario here. It's been so long, I've forgotten how to find the tweetchat! #Obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
@BariGreatLife @obsmchat Reeger awesome you could be here #obsm
Dr. Randi Dublin @RandiDublin
A1: teaching nutrition at a young age! Getting kids excited about cooking healthy recipes. #obsm
Sarah Bramblette, MSHL @Born2lbFat
Sarah, OAC Board member, Access to Care co-chair. Anxiously awaiting new research #obesity & #fatdisorders. #obsm
Dr. Kasey Goodpaster @DrGoodpaster
@obsmchat Hi everyone! Kasey Goodpaster, psychologist from @CleClinicMD, here! 👋 #obsm
Heather 🇺🇸 @ZHeatherChamp
Hi #obsm! I’m Heather and I had #vsg 10/2017. Little bit of regain, managing life & exercise amongst other things. @obsmchat
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This is @pattynece, patient advocate and voice behind the @obsmchat account tonight. #obsm
Heather 🇺🇸 @ZHeatherChamp
@obsmchat @ConscienHealth Gah wish I could have gone somehow! #obsm
Bruce Y. Lee @bruce_y_lee
@obsmchat @Forbes @aboutKP This is actually relevant to Q1 of the #obsm chat tonight b/c Kaiser used a more comprehensive community approach to try to reduce obesity
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@JEChilderhose Hi Janet! So wonderful to see you!! #obsm
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@BariGreatLife Welcome Reeger! #obsm
Jeanne Blankenship @JBlankenshipRDN
Greetings @pattynece from Oregon! Loved seeing you last week!
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@gu_girl Excellent! #obsm
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@fittmd Hi Sylvia! #obsm
Dr Theresa Cullen @DrTerriC
a1) The focus should not be on weight, but on self esteem, dealing with stress, and activity - I have heard that comprehensive programs like that even if the scale does not change the health and agency does. #obsm
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
Hi all! I am a psychologist in NYC and have a 1 yr old that is currently not sleeping, so I apologize for being late, but I will be half on and off the chat this evening. Happy to at least be a part of it! Thank you Ted for writing this evening's blog. #Obsm
Paul Davidson, PhD @PaulDavidsonPhD
As a parent, I found that connecting with an accessible dietitian made a great difference with our daughter for a period of time. No shaming, blaming, just supportive, reasonable goals. #obsm
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@Born2lbFat Glad you're here Sarah! #obsm
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@DrGoodpaster @CleClinicMD Cleveland is in the house! #obsm
Jennifer Kirby, MD-PhD 😷 @gu_girl
I do mostly adult obesity medicine. However, given recent Teen LABS results, I start the discussion with my young patients (esp with T2DM) on transfer to my care. I find this group to have unique challenges, would love to hear others thoughts. #obsm
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@ZHeatherChamp Good to see you again Heather! #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
Connecting teenage post-surgical patients in a live a virtual@support group is most helpful the young have unique issues that should be discussed separately from adults #Obsm
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RT @DrTerriC: a1) The focus should not be on weight, but on self esteem, dealing with stress, and activity - I have heard that comprehensive programs like that even if the scale does not change the health and agency does. #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @bruce_y_lee: @obsmchat @Forbes @aboutKP This is actually relevant to Q1 of the #obsm chat tonight b/c Kaiser used a more comprehensive community approach to try to reduce obesity
Muddydog @72airstreamer
@obsmchat Lurker....4yr post gastric sleeve #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @DrTerriC: a1) The focus should not be on weight, but on self esteem, dealing with stress, and activity - I have heard that comprehensive programs like that even if the scale does not change the health and agency does. #obsm
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@AskDr_Rachel Happy you're here Rachel! We're only on the first question. #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @PaulDavidsonPhD: As a parent, I found that connecting with an accessible dietitian made a great difference with our daughter for a period of time. No shaming, blaming, just supportive, reasonable goals. #obsm
Jeanne Blankenship @JBlankenshipRDN
Q1: I think one thing that has always worked is a personalized approach that takes into account the needs of the individual versus group think or diet de jour. Listening without judgement is key as a dietitian. #obsm
Jennifer Kirby, MD-PhD 😷 @gu_girl
Also, I'm an Endocrinologist, ABOM-certified obesity specialist at UVA!
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RT @PaulDavidsonPhD: As a parent, I found that connecting with an accessible dietitian made a great difference with our daughter for a period of time. No shaming, blaming, just supportive, reasonable goals. #obsm
Dr. Kasey Goodpaster @DrGoodpaster
Kids need to know & see their parents model: 💪🏻Positive body image 🍎Food =nourishing & fun 🍦Treats are not “bad,”nor rewards for healthy eating/cleaning the plate More tips here: https://t.co/peArHnI6Bj #obsm
Marilyn Clark @OffThePlateMC
I wish this was the approach that was taken when I was growing up! #obsm https://t.co/Q8aSa9On3O
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @gu_girl: I do mostly adult obesity medicine. However, given recent Teen LABS results, I start the discussion with my young patients (esp with T2DM) on transfer to my care. I find this group to have unique challenges, would love to hear others thoughts. #obsm
#obsm chat @obsmchat
RT @gu_girl: I do mostly adult obesity medicine. However, given recent Teen LABS results, I start the discussion with my young patients (esp with T2DM) on transfer to my care. I find this group to have unique challenges, would love to hear others thoughts. #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @JBlankenshipRDN: Q1: Q1: I think one thing that has always worked is a personalized approach that takes into account the needs of the individual versus group think or diet de jour. Listening without judgement is key as a dietitian. #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @DrGoodpaster: Kids need to know & see their parents model: Kids need to know & see their parents model: 💪🏻Positive body image 🍎Food =nourishing & fun 🍦Treats are not “bad,”nor rewards for healthy eating/cleaning the plate More tips here: https://t.co/peArHnI6Bj #obsm
Dr. Randi Dublin @RandiDublin
RT @DrGoodpaster: Kids need to know & see their parents model: Kids need to know & see their parents model: 💪🏻Positive body image 🍎Food =nourishing & fun 🍦Treats are not “bad,”nor rewards for healthy eating/cleaning the plate More tips here: https://t.co/peArHnI6Bj #obsm
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
RT @DrGoodpaster: Kids need to know & see their parents model: Kids need to know & see their parents model: 💪🏻Positive body image 🍎Food =nourishing & fun 🍦Treats are not “bad,”nor rewards for healthy eating/cleaning the plate More tips here: https://t.co/peArHnI6Bj #obsm
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
RT @JBlankenshipRDN: Q1: Q1: I think one thing that has always worked is a personalized approach that takes into account the needs of the individual versus group think or diet de jour. Listening without judgement is key as a dietitian. #obsm
Janet Elizabeth Childerhose, PhD @JEChilderhose
@NeilFlochMD Who should moderate? An age/surgery peer or social worker/staff? #obsm
Dr Theresa Cullen @DrTerriC
@NeilFlochMD special spaces are important! We adults don't always realize the negative self talk and attitudes we communicate to others, especially teens. #obsm
Marilyn Clark @OffThePlateMC
RT @DrGoodpaster: Kids need to know & see their parents model: Kids need to know & see their parents model: 💪🏻Positive body image 🍎Food =nourishing & fun 🍦Treats are not “bad,”nor rewards for healthy eating/cleaning the plate More tips here: https://t.co/peArHnI6Bj #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
Fantastic recommendations #obsm #obesity
Mary L @Macskakat7
@OffThePlateMC Me too!!!!!! #obsm
Marilyn Clark @OffThePlateMC
@DrGoodpaster So many of my clients tell me their "why" is to set a good example for their children by living a healthier lifestyle. #obsm
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If you have any teens or young adults you want to connect with support for weight issues, including bariatric surgery, check out @oceanslifestyle organization and follow @faithhh_anne! #obsm
Dr Theresa Cullen @DrTerriC
@JEChilderhose @NeilFlochMD in my education research the importance of near peers comes up in many areas - someone just a little older to help kids picture themselves at a similar stage. #obsm
Paul Davidson, PhD @PaulDavidsonPhD
For teens, group support is critical, with a trained facilitator at the helm. Peer interactions shape behavior more often than parental influences at that stage. #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
What other recommendations are there that are unique to teens and not adults? #obsm
PHICOR @PHICORteam
#Obsm for A1— Need more systems approaches that address the system of factors that contribute to #obesity That includes social, economic & environmental.
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@72airstreamer Happy to have you lurk--and even participate if you feel like it! #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @obsmchat: If you have any teens or young adults you want to connect with support for weight issues, including bariatric surgery, check out @oceanslifestyle organization and follow @faithhh_anne! #obsm
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RT @JBlankenshipRDN: Q1: Q1: I think one thing that has always worked is a personalized approach that takes into account the needs of the individual versus group think or diet de jour. Listening without judgement is key as a dietitian. #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @DrTerriC: @JEChilderhose @NeilFlochMD in my education research the importance of near peers comes up in many areas - someone just a little older to help kids picture themselves at a similar stage. #obsm
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RT @DrGoodpaster: Kids need to know & see their parents model: Kids need to know & see their parents model: 💪🏻Positive body image 🍎Food =nourishing & fun 🍦Treats are not “bad,”nor rewards for healthy eating/cleaning the plate More tips here: https://t.co/peArHnI6Bj #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @PaulDavidsonPhD: For teens, group support is critical, with a trained facilitator at the helm. Peer interactions shape behavior more often than parental influences at that stage. #obsm
Dr. Kasey Goodpaster @DrGoodpaster
@OffThePlateMC Yes, & healthy living should be part of the whole family’s lifestyle so children do not feel shamed or singled out. #obsm
Jennifer Kirby, MD-PhD 😷 @gu_girl
This is so key for all patients! #obsm
Sarah Bramblette, MSHL @Born2lbFat
Get kids involved in activities. Often excluded vs find a way for inclusion. Modify moves, uniforms, instead oh you “can’t”... also a socio economic issue... when there is a cost for participation in extra curricular.
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RT @PaulDavidsonPhD: For teens, group support is critical, with a trained facilitator at the helm. Peer interactions shape behavior more often than parental influences at that stage. #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @gu_girl: This is so key for all patients! #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @DrGoodpaster: @OffThePlateMC Yes, & healthy living should be part of the whole family’s lifestyle so children do not feel shamed or singled out. #obsm
Dr. Sylvia “Voice” Bollie, MD, DABOM @EmbraceYouMD
RT @obsmchat: Let's get the discussion going! Please remember to tag all tweets with #obsm so we can see them! Here's the first question. #obsm https://t.co/b57b6nsQlc
PHICOR @PHICORteam
RT @DrGoodpaster: @OffThePlateMC Yes, & healthy living should be part of the whole family’s lifestyle so children do not feel shamed or singled out. #obsm
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Great question for the group: #obsm
Bruce Y. Lee @bruce_y_lee
RT @PaulDavidsonPhD: For teens, group support is critical, with a trained facilitator at the helm. Peer interactions shape behavior more often than parental influences at that stage. #obsm
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RT @gu_girl: This is so key for all patients! #obsm
Maureen Mosti @MaureenMostiM
RT @DrGoodpaster: Kids need to know & see their parents model: Kids need to know & see their parents model: 💪🏻Positive body image 🍎Food =nourishing & fun 🍦Treats are not “bad,”nor rewards for healthy eating/cleaning the plate More tips here: https://t.co/peArHnI6Bj #obsm
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RT @DrGoodpaster: @OffThePlateMC Yes, & healthy living should be part of the whole family’s lifestyle so children do not feel shamed or singled out. #obsm
Maureen Mosti @MaureenMostiM
RT @JBlankenshipRDN: Q1: Q1: I think one thing that has always worked is a personalized approach that takes into account the needs of the individual versus group think or diet de jour. Listening without judgement is key as a dietitian. #obsm
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
@obsmchat I think it’s important to involve the whole family. Parents, and others around, can be the best role models! It can be very difficult without getting the family involved. #obsm
Dr Theresa Cullen @DrTerriC
@NeilFlochMD Focusing on fashion for girls was really important to me as a teen. #obsm Teens sometimes hate when they don't get to do what their peers are doing. Even teens with obesity have options now.
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
Many teens are college bound. Finding resources at their school prior to #surgery is helpful. #obsm
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Bruce Y. Lee @bruce_y_lee
@NeilFlochMD #obsm nice emojis too @DrGoodpaster
Janet Elizabeth Childerhose, PhD @JEChilderhose
I'll ask the same question of you, @PaulDavidsonPhD as @NeilFlochMD . What do you think about peer-led support groups for teens? I encountered a group of very experienced youth facilitators this year...was impressed with approach. #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @AskDr_Rachel: @obsmchat I think it’s important to involve the whole family. Parents, and others around, can be the best role models! It can be very difficult without getting the family involved. #obsm
Marilyn Clark @OffThePlateMC
RT @obsmchat: #obsm https://t.co/AoyKOW2cPA
Ian Patton, PHD @IanPatton55
RT @DrTerriC: a1) The focus should not be on weight, but on self esteem, dealing with stress, and activity - I have heard that comprehensive programs like that even if the scale does not change the health and agency does. #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @DrTerriC: @NeilFlochMD Focusing on fashion for girls was really important to me as a teen. #obsm Teens sometimes hate when they don't get to do what their peers are doing. Even teens with obesity have options now.
Paul Davidson, PhD @PaulDavidsonPhD
There is strong evidence that eating a larger percentage of food later in the day adds to overweight and #obesity. I encourage patients to eat most of their food while the sun is up. #obsm
Dr. Kasey Goodpaster @DrGoodpaster
The way that I most often seeing the timing of eating becoming problematic is: skipped meals➡️feel overly hungry in evening➡️overeat at night➡️not hungry the next morning. This cycle is common in Night Eating Syndrome. #obsm
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RT @DrGoodpaster: The way that I most often seeing the timing of eating becoming problematic is: The way that I most often seeing the timing of eating becoming problematic is: skipped meals➡️feel overly hungry in evening➡️overeat at night➡️not hungry the next morning. This cycle is common in Night Eating Syndrome. #obsm
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RT @PaulDavidsonPhD: There is strong evidence that eating a larger percentage of food later in the day adds to overweight and #obesity. I encourage patients to eat most of their food while the sun is up. #obsm
Marilyn Clark @OffThePlateMC
@obsmchat I've read mixed things about IF for bariatric patients. Curious to see what everyone says on this one #obsm
Dr. Randi Dublin @RandiDublin
A2: this is a good question. I’m actually interested in others’ responses. Is intermittent fasting evidence based? #obsm
Janet Elizabeth Childerhose, PhD @JEChilderhose
@NeilFlochMD I haven't seen attn on this in lit, meaning: neglected area of research. This is a really vulnerable population, in my opinion. More so than the younger teens who are still at home. #obsm
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So true! #obsm
SAFWAN ATHAMNEH @SAFWANATHAMNEH
RT @PaulDavidsonPhD: For teens, group support is critical, with a trained facilitator at the helm. Peer interactions shape behavior more often than parental influences at that stage. #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
I have found that more consistent eating throughout the day for the post-surgery population avoids excessive eating at night. #obsm
Paul Davidson, PhD @PaulDavidsonPhD
@JEChilderhose @NeilFlochMD I think that under the right circumstances, there are mature teens who can help facilitate groups. They need to be vetted by a pro, in general. The issue is when things start to get out of hand, and whether the can handle it. #obsm
Dr. Randi Dublin @RandiDublin
RT @DrGoodpaster: The way that I most often seeing the timing of eating becoming problematic is: The way that I most often seeing the timing of eating becoming problematic is: skipped meals➡️feel overly hungry in evening➡️overeat at night➡️not hungry the next morning. This cycle is common in Night Eating Syndrome. #obsm
Dr. Kasey Goodpaster @DrGoodpaster
@bruce_y_lee @NeilFlochMD Why thank you! 😀🙏 #obsm
Bruce Y. Lee @bruce_y_lee
@NeilFlochMD This is an important point. There is now some recognition that college food & physical activity environments can be bad. Here I wrote about some efforts to improve them #obsm @obsmchat . https://t.co/9Y0xcQE1or
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
I completely agree with @DrGoodpaster ! This is a common cycle of disordered eating and can be very problematic. -#obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
Intermittent fasting may be an excellent option for many patients (non-surgical) #obsm #obesity
Dr. Sylvia “Voice” Bollie, MD, DABOM @EmbraceYouMD
👍This is such an important point @DrGoodpaster While I only treat adults I see the impact their behaviors have on their children. Treating #obesity is most effective when the entire home is involved #obsm
Jake Mey, PhD, RD @CakeNutrition
@obsmchat A2: Rather than use a broad label, like intermittentl fasting, we have had success focusing on habit around what times people are eating. For example, snacking during Netflix is a common issue - a habit that has worked is not snacking during "times I am watching netflix" #obsm
Mary L @Macskakat7
As a patient, I'd say be very careful when suggesting intermittent fasting. Make sure the patient doesn't have an ED... #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @PaulDavidsonPhD: There is strong evidence that eating a larger percentage of food later in the day adds to overweight and #obesity. I encourage patients to eat most of their food while the sun is up. #obsm
#obsm chat @obsmchat
RT @bruce_y_lee: @NeilFlochMD This is an important point. There is now some recognition that college food & physical activity environments can be bad. Here I wrote about some efforts to improve them #obsm @obsmchat . https://t.co/9Y0xcQE1or
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RT @AskDr_Rachel: I completely agree with @DrGoodpaster ! This is a common cycle of disordered eating and can be very problematic. -#obsm
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RT @Macskakat7: As a patient, I'd say be very careful when suggesting intermittent fasting. Make sure the patient doesn't have an ED... #obsm
Marilyn Clark @OffThePlateMC
@NeilFlochMD That has been my experience. I do much better eating smaller meals spaced throughout the day, along with protein supplements at night if I still feel hungry #obsm
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RT @CakeNutrition: @obsmchat A2: @obsmchat A2: Rather than use a broad label, like intermittentl fasting, we have had success focusing on habit around what times people are eating. For example, snacking during Netflix is a common issue - a habit that has worked is not snacking during "times I am watching netflix" #obsm
#obsm chat @obsmchat
RT @fittmd: 👍This is such an important point @DrGoodpaster While I only treat adults I see the impact their behaviors have on their children. Treating #obesity is most effective when the entire home is involved #obsm
Blanca RR @HUESOPAISA
RT @PaulDavidsonPhD: There is strong evidence that eating a larger percentage of food later in the day adds to overweight and #obesity. I encourage patients to eat most of their food while the sun is up. #obsm
Maureen Mosti @MaureenMostiM
RT @NeilFlochMD: Connecting teenage post-surgical patients in a live a virtual@support group is most helpful the young have unique issues that should be discussed separately from adults #Obsm
PHICOR @PHICORteam
RT @bruce_y_lee: @NeilFlochMD This is an important point. There is now some recognition that college food & physical activity environments can be bad. Here I wrote about some efforts to improve them #obsm @obsmchat . https://t.co/9Y0xcQE1or
Dr. Randi Dublin @RandiDublin
@NeilFlochMD Does this mean starting to eat at a certain time and stopping at a certain time? #obsm
linda halpin @lhalpin521
Question 2 I find for me I have to eat every 3 to 4 hours.#obsm
Jake Mey, PhD, RD @CakeNutrition
@obsmchat A2: also, @KristinHoddyPhD & @Kelsey_Lifts have conducted clinical trials on fasting regimens. Appears as success as other standard calorie restriction/lifestyle approaches.#obsm
Maureen Mosti @MaureenMostiM
RT @DrGoodpaster: The way that I most often seeing the timing of eating becoming problematic is: The way that I most often seeing the timing of eating becoming problematic is: skipped meals➡️feel overly hungry in evening➡️overeat at night➡️not hungry the next morning. This cycle is common in Night Eating Syndrome. #obsm
Paul Davidson, PhD @PaulDavidsonPhD
Summation of sohttps://www.lifehack.org/506023/research-says-its-healthier-to-breakfast-like-a-king-lunch-like-a-prince-and-dine-like-a-beggarme of the literature related to eating and time of day. #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
Yeah...what @DrGoodpaster said...as I expressed the same but not as well. Thanks. #obsm
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
#IntermittentFasting works for some people but can also cause problems for others. If someone has a h/o binging purging behaviors, I wouldn’t recommend it. #obsm
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
RT @NeilFlochMD: Yeah...what @DrGoodpaster said...as I expressed the same but not as well. Thanks. #obsm
#obsm chat @obsmchat
RT @CakeNutrition: @obsmchat A2: @obsmchat A2: also, @KristinHoddyPhD & @Kelsey_Lifts have conducted clinical trials on fasting regimens. Appears as success as other standard calorie restriction/lifestyle approaches.#obsm
Sarah Bramblette, MSHL @Born2lbFat
@CakeNutrition @obsmchat When I had an office job that had scheduled morning & afternoon breaks I realized I was eating on break just because it was break time not because I was actually hungry. Tried to at least split up breakfast into two smaller meals. But definitely eye opening. #OBSM
Dr Theresa Cullen @DrTerriC
@mimidancer my point was that you can't work on weight when a child feels they don't have power, you have to work on giving them to the tools to be successful and deal with the head stuff.. lots of research shows that health moves need that support. #obsm
#obsm chat @obsmchat
RT @AskDr_Rachel: #IntermittentFasting works for some people but can also cause problems for others. If someone has a h/o binging purging behaviors, I wouldn’t recommend it. #obsm
Mary L @Macskakat7
RT @AskDr_Rachel: #IntermittentFasting works for some people but can also cause problems for others. If someone has a h/o binging purging behaviors, I wouldn’t recommend it. #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
Intermittent fasting is evidence based on the non-surgical population but I do not know of any studies in post-surgical patients. #obsm #bariatricsurgery
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @obsmchat: So true! #obsm
Jennifer Kirby, MD-PhD 😷 @gu_girl
Sometimes starting with a simple change in terms of time of eating can be helpful. Sometimes I encourage patients to brush teeth after dinner to avoid after-dinner snacking. 😀
Paul Davidson, PhD @PaulDavidsonPhD
Sumation of some data on eating and time of day... #obsm https://t.co/TqdWwbqQJF
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @PaulDavidsonPhD: @JEChilderhose @NeilFlochMD I think that under the right circumstances, there are mature teens who can help facilitate groups. They need to be vetted by a pro, in general. The issue is when things start to get out of hand, and whether the can handle it. #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @bruce_y_lee: @NeilFlochMD This is an important point. There is now some recognition that college food & physical activity environments can be bad. Here I wrote about some efforts to improve them #obsm @obsmchat . https://t.co/9Y0xcQE1or
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
RT @PaulDavidsonPhD: Sumation of some data on eating and time of day... #obsm https://t.co/TqdWwbqQJF
walt medlin KILL THE FILIBUSTER, Statehood DC, PR @bonuslife
@RandiDublin I eat a nighttime “fuel stop” about 30 min before bed. I think a lot of patients do, and it is not helpful to label them as night eaters just for that. Problem is when it gets to be the whole evening or it is super high calorie choices. #Hypoglycemia #obsm A2
iamabariatricpatient @JeanineMSherman
@obsmchat A1) Based on conversations I have had with adults who suffered from Obesity as adolescents,the conversation tends to lead to lack of education regarding the disease. Parents were blamed for instilling poor habits & the child self internalized failure. Blame doesn't work. #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
#obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @AskDr_Rachel: I completely agree with @DrGoodpaster ! This is a common cycle of disordered eating and can be very problematic. -#obsm
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
@CakeNutrition Thank you for adding that! I’m just more cautious with individuals with this history. #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @CakeNutrition: @obsmchat A2: @obsmchat A2: Rather than use a broad label, like intermittentl fasting, we have had success focusing on habit around what times people are eating. For example, snacking during Netflix is a common issue - a habit that has worked is not snacking during "times I am watching netflix" #obsm
Jennifer Kirby, MD-PhD 😷 @gu_girl
Very important. #obsm
walt medlin KILL THE FILIBUSTER, Statehood DC, PR @bonuslife
@NeilFlochMD #OBSM meh #fasting meh again!
Sarah Bramblette, MSHL @Born2lbFat
@AskDr_Rachel A close friend gave it a try and had some initial success but definitely said the “eat whatever you want” just only during these time...wasn’t true. He still had to watch the types of food he ate. #OBSM
Sarah Rosales 🇲🇽🇺🇦🇵🇸 @holisticarobs
RT @NeilFlochMD: Connecting teenage post-surgical patients in a live a virtual@support group is most helpful the young have unique issues that should be discussed separately from adults #Obsm
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
RT @gu_girl: Very important. #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @CakeNutrition: @obsmchat A2: @obsmchat A2: also, @KristinHoddyPhD & @Kelsey_Lifts have conducted clinical trials on fasting regimens. Appears as success as other standard calorie restriction/lifestyle approaches.#obsm
Bruce Y. Lee @bruce_y_lee
@obsmchat #obsm curious to hear everyone's opinion about this
walt medlin KILL THE FILIBUSTER, Statehood DC, PR @bonuslife
@lhalpin521 Same for me #OBSM
#obsm chat @obsmchat
#obsm https://t.co/fOpe7EgAId
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @PaulDavidsonPhD: Sumation of some data on eating and time of day... #obsm https://t.co/TqdWwbqQJF
Paul Davidson, PhD @PaulDavidsonPhD
Recent data suggests that actually binge eating is a key to weight regain after #BariatricSurgery. Studied in LABS -2 article not yet published but online. Eating on a schedule helps to minimize that likelihood with a focus on protein. #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
Great points #Obama
#obsm chat @obsmchat
Please remember to tag all of your tweets with #obsm. We don't want to miss your point!
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
@Born2lbFat Yes, I think the idea of being restrictive/ fasting at some times and “eating anything you want” the other times is not really what should be communicated what suggesting IF. #obsm
Jake Mey, PhD, RD @CakeNutrition
Taking a brief break from #CARvsGB to engage in this chat. Ever have an issue with obesity or feel there is no solution "for you?" COME JOIN and see ee what the top experts, their patients and others like YOU have to say!
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @JeanineMSherman: @obsmchat A1) Based on conversations I have had with adults who suffered from Obesity as adolescents,the conversation tends to lead to lack of education regarding the disease. Parents were blamed for instilling poor habits & the child self internalized failure. Blame doesn't work. #obsm
Chris Daigle MD @CRDaigleMD
RT @DrGoodpaster: The way that I most often seeing the timing of eating becoming problematic is: The way that I most often seeing the timing of eating becoming problematic is: skipped meals➡️feel overly hungry in evening➡️overeat at night➡️not hungry the next morning. This cycle is common in Night Eating Syndrome. #obsm
Ian Patton, PHD @IanPatton55
RT @AskDr_Rachel: #IntermittentFasting works for some people but can also cause problems for others. If someone has a h/o binging purging behaviors, I wouldn’t recommend it. #obsm
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
@lhalpin521 I find this very common. #obsm
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
RT @PaulDavidsonPhD: Recent data suggests that actually binge eating is a key to weight regain after #BariatricSurgery. Studied in LABS -2 article not yet published but online. Eating on a schedule helps to minimize that likelihood with a focus on protein. #obsm
#obsm chat @obsmchat
RT @PaulDavidsonPhD: Recent data suggests that actually binge eating is a key to weight regain after #BariatricSurgery. Studied in LABS -2 article not yet published but online. Eating on a schedule helps to minimize that likelihood with a focus on protein. #obsm
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
RT @obsmchat: Please remember to tag all of your tweets with #obsm. We don't want to miss your point!
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
#obsm
Sarah Bramblette, MSHL @Born2lbFat
@JeanineMSherman @obsmchat Blame and guilt definitely have never worked for me. Nurse in second grade tells me I’m fat weighs me weekly. When I eat what’s served to me at school lunch she scolds me “if you’re not going to take this seriously”...take what? I was 7!!! I told her nope I’m not, bye. #obsm
Dr. Kasey Goodpaster @DrGoodpaster
@fittmd Same here... I only treat adults, but I hear from them the impact their upbringing had on their relationship with food, & try to help them break the cycle when they ask for advice about their own kids’ eating habits. #obsm
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
RT @NeilFlochMD: #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @PaulDavidsonPhD: Recent data suggests that actually binge eating is a key to weight regain after #BariatricSurgery. Studied in LABS -2 article not yet published but online. Eating on a schedule helps to minimize that likelihood with a focus on protein. #obsm
Paul Davidson, PhD @PaulDavidsonPhD
Link to a summary of the LABS-2 article about weight regain. #obsm https://t.co/w2rJPfXh86
#obsm chat @obsmchat
RT @Born2lbFat: @JeanineMSherman @obsmchat Blame and guilt definitely have never worked for me. Nurse in second grade tells me I’m fat weighs me weekly. When I eat what’s served to me at school lunch she scolds me “if you’re not going to take this seriously”...take what? I was 7!!! I told her nope I’m not, bye. #obsm
iamabariatricpatient @JeanineMSherman
@obsmchat A2) I haven't tried intermittent fasting. I have read about it. For me, I feel my best eatting small protein packed portions every 2-3 hrs during my awake hours of the day. This is just my experience. #obsm
#obsm chat @obsmchat
RT @PaulDavidsonPhD: Link to a summary of the LABS-2 article about weight regain. #obsm https://t.co/w2rJPfXh86
Jennifer Kirby, MD-PhD 😷 @gu_girl
Again, individualization is key when working on dietary changes with patients. Data for intermittent fasting (also known as time-restricted eating) is in the non-surgical group. Thanks @NeilFlochMD for clarifying this. #obsm
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
RT @PaulDavidsonPhD: Link to a summary of the LABS-2 article about weight regain. #obsm https://t.co/w2rJPfXh86
Anita Mcdaniel @anitamcdani
RT @PaulDavidsonPhD: Recent data suggests that actually binge eating is a key to weight regain after #BariatricSurgery. Studied in LABS -2 article not yet published but online. Eating on a schedule helps to minimize that likelihood with a focus on protein. #obsm
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
RT @JeanineMSherman: @obsmchat A1) Based on conversations I have had with adults who suffered from Obesity as adolescents,the conversation tends to lead to lack of education regarding the disease. Parents were blamed for instilling poor habits & the child self internalized failure. Blame doesn't work. #obsm
Anita Mcdaniel @anitamcdani
RT @PaulDavidsonPhD: There is strong evidence that eating a larger percentage of food later in the day adds to overweight and #obesity. I encourage patients to eat most of their food while the sun is up. #obsm
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
@fittmd @obsmchat #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
It is a difficult balance to continue our current practice and the add new treatments and procedures but #medicine is in constant flux as we are always changing and treating according to evidence #obsm
Dr. Kasey Goodpaster @DrGoodpaster
Our understanding of obesity is evolving so quickly, we need to constantly stay on top of the research through conferences like #ow2019, networking w/ those outside our “silos,” & doing our own clinical research to objectively measure various outcomes (beyond just weight). #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @obsmchat: Please remember to tag all of your tweets with #obsm. We don't want to miss your point!
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
RT @DrGoodpaster: Our understanding of obesity is evolving so quickly, we need to constantly stay on top of the research through conferences like #ow2019, networking w/ those outside our “silos,” & doing our own clinical research to objectively measure various outcomes (beyond just weight). #obsm
#obsm chat @obsmchat
RT @JeanineMSherman: @obsmchat A1) Based on conversations I have had with adults who suffered from Obesity as adolescents,the conversation tends to lead to lack of education regarding the disease. Parents were blamed for instilling poor habits & the child self internalized failure. Blame doesn't work. #obsm
iamabariatricpatient @JeanineMSherman
@obsmchat Hello Jeanine Sherman from Michigan. #iamabariatricpatient and a patient advocate. Looking forward to #Twitter chatting this evening. #obsm
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
RT @NeilFlochMD: It is a difficult balance to continue our current practice and the add new treatments and procedures but #medicine is in constant flux as we are always changing and treating according to evidence #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
I add new procedures that are evidence based #Obsm
#obsm chat @obsmchat
RT @DrGoodpaster: Our understanding of obesity is evolving so quickly, we need to constantly stay on top of the research through conferences like #ow2019, networking w/ those outside our “silos,” & doing our own clinical research to objectively measure various outcomes (beyond just weight). #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @AskDr_Rachel: @Born2lbFat Yes, I think the idea of being restrictive/ fasting at some times and “eating anything you want” the other times is not really what should be communicated what suggesting IF. #obsm
Dr. Randi Dublin @RandiDublin
@DrGoodpaster Yes, I think we sometimes focus too much on the number on the scale. #obsm
Bruce Y. Lee @bruce_y_lee
@obsmchat #obsm With so much information out there, many of which is not reliable, new approaches of keeping ppl informed are needed including Internet, computational, and app-based approaches such as this risk calculator that was unveiled at #ow19 https://t.co/GAzaufVKjN
Paul Davidson, PhD @PaulDavidsonPhD
The use of peer review scientific journals is a great way to stay current with empirically based approaches. You'll find them on Twitter before you'll see them on your shelf. Recognize that the field of #obesity study is young and that we all have much to learn. #obsm
Ian Patton, PHD @IanPatton55
@obsmchat Like all humans, recognition that no one is all knowing and always room for more learning, self reflection and continued professional development. But also being able to be critical of new ideas #obsm @ObesityCan
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @Born2lbFat: @JeanineMSherman @obsmchat Blame and guilt definitely have never worked for me. Nurse in second grade tells me I’m fat weighs me weekly. When I eat what’s served to me at school lunch she scolds me “if you’re not going to take this seriously”...take what? I was 7!!! I told her nope I’m not, bye. #obsm
D Acharya @a11dn
RT @AskDr_Rachel: I completely agree with @DrGoodpaster ! This is a common cycle of disordered eating and can be very problematic. -#obsm
Maureen Mosti @MaureenMostiM
First if we recognize e #Obesity as a disease we should look for the best tratment as we would do for any other disease such as cancer, heart etc It is not lack of will power
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @PaulDavidsonPhD: Link to a summary of the LABS-2 article about weight regain. #obsm https://t.co/w2rJPfXh86
PHICOR @PHICORteam
RT @bruce_y_lee: @obsmchat #obsm With so much information out there, many of which is not reliable, new approaches of keeping ppl informed are needed including Internet, computational, and app-based approaches such as this risk calculator that was unveiled at #ow19 https://t.co/GAzaufVKjN
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
Outstanding points #Obsm
#obsm chat @obsmchat
What outcomes beyond weight would be helpful to measure? Should any be made standard measurements? #obsm
Marilyn Clark @OffThePlateMC
@JeanineMSherman @obsmchat This is the approach that works best for me too! #obsm
Maureen Mosti @MaureenMostiM
RT @DrGoodpaster: Our understanding of obesity is evolving so quickly, we need to constantly stay on top of the research through conferences like #ow2019, networking w/ those outside our “silos,” & doing our own clinical research to objectively measure various outcomes (beyond just weight). #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @gu_girl: Again, individualization is key when working on dietary changes with patients. Data for intermittent fasting (also known as time-restricted eating) is in the non-surgical group. Thanks @NeilFlochMD for clarifying this. #obsm
Sarah Bramblette, MSHL @Born2lbFat
Remember you’re not seeing every patient who needs help. Think patients who might not have returned, why? Listen to the barriers and challenges that might exist. New approaches might help... #obsm
#obsm chat @obsmchat
RT @bruce_y_lee: @obsmchat #obsm With so much information out there, many of which is not reliable, new approaches of keeping ppl informed are needed including Internet, computational, and app-based approaches such as this risk calculator that was unveiled at #ow19 https://t.co/GAzaufVKjN
#obsm chat @obsmchat
RT @PaulDavidsonPhD: The use of peer review scientific journals is a great way to stay current with empirically based approaches. You'll find them on Twitter before you'll see them on your shelf. Recognize that the field of #obesity study is young and that we all have much to learn. #obsm
Paul Davidson, PhD @PaulDavidsonPhD
Having just finished #OW2019, attendance at conferences or following them on Twitter is a wonderful way to stay current as knowledge is growing rapidly. Also recommend CT Obesity Summit, Bariatric Summit, and ASMBS Weekend. #obsm
Bruce Y. Lee @bruce_y_lee
RT @NeilFlochMD: It is a difficult balance to continue our current practice and the add new treatments and procedures but #medicine is in constant flux as we are always changing and treating according to evidence #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @DrGoodpaster: Our understanding of obesity is evolving so quickly, we need to constantly stay on top of the research through conferences like #ow2019, networking w/ those outside our “silos,” & doing our own clinical research to objectively measure various outcomes (beyond just weight). #obsm
#obsm chat @obsmchat
RT @IanPatton55: @obsmchat Like all humans, recognition that no one is all knowing and always room for more learning, self reflection and continued professional development. But also being able to be critical of new ideas #obsm @ObesityCan
Ian Patton, PHD @IanPatton55
@obsmchat @ObesityCan Making sure that we are following up to date clinical practice guidelines and encouraging continued development of the evidence base in this realitively young field of study #obsm @ObesityCan
Jennifer Kirby, MD-PhD 😷 @gu_girl
This is a key question. We have so much to learn about weight balance and overweight/obesity. Health care pros need to stay open-minded, avoid getting trapped in the tribal nature of some discussions. ObesityWeek is a great way to stay informed. #obsm
Bruce Y. Lee @bruce_y_lee
RT @NeilFlochMD: Outstanding points #Obsm
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
RT @PaulDavidsonPhD: Having just finished #OW2019, attendance at conferences or following them on Twitter is a wonderful way to stay current as knowledge is growing rapidly. Also recommend CT Obesity Summit, Bariatric Summit, and ASMBS Weekend. #obsm
#obsm chat @obsmchat
@IanPatton55 @ObesityCan Welcome Ian! #obsm
Maureen Mosti @MaureenMostiM
RT @PaulDavidsonPhD: Recent data suggests that actually binge eating is a key to weight regain after #BariatricSurgery. Studied in LABS -2 article not yet published but online. Eating on a schedule helps to minimize that likelihood with a focus on protein. #obsm
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
RT @obsmchat: #obsm https://t.co/fOpe7EgAId
Go Hawks @DMBariatrics
Hi. Steve Cahalan from Des Moines, Iowa. Welcome! #obsm
Dr. Sylvia “Voice” Bollie, MD, DABOM @EmbraceYouMD
Intermittent fasting isn’t a 🆕concept it’s been around from the dawn of time.Physiologically we all need a period to allow of body to reset the natural weight regulation cycle. How long that fast is needs to be individualized. At minimum we need the 7-9hr overnight fast #obsm
Marilyn Clark @OffThePlateMC
@PaulDavidsonPhD As a health coach it's been hard to extract the evidenced-based information from all of the rest of the noise in the wellness world. That's why I follow all of you! #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
Oye very spellcheck #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @bruce_y_lee: @obsmchat #obsm With so much information out there, many of which is not reliable, new approaches of keeping ppl informed are needed including Internet, computational, and app-based approaches such as this risk calculator that was unveiled at #ow19 https://t.co/GAzaufVKjN
iamabariatricpatient @JeanineMSherman
@organiclemon @obsmchat 💔 my heart. Your experience is wrong in every direction. We need to step up our advocacy for children @organiclemon no child should go through this. Your story needs to be shared on a large scale.#obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @PaulDavidsonPhD: The use of peer review scientific journals is a great way to stay current with empirically based approaches. You'll find them on Twitter before you'll see them on your shelf. Recognize that the field of #obesity study is young and that we all have much to learn. #obsm
#obsm chat @obsmchat
Excellent point. #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @IanPatton55: @obsmchat Like all humans, recognition that no one is all knowing and always room for more learning, self reflection and continued professional development. But also being able to be critical of new ideas #obsm @ObesityCan
Dr. Kasey Goodpaster @DrGoodpaster
@obsmchat Measure other cardiometabolic outcomes, meds, QOL, psychological functioning, eating behaviors and activity. Changes in these areas are healthy regardless of the scale’s changes. Measuring non-scale victories like these and others should be standard practice. #obsm
Bruce Y. Lee @bruce_y_lee
@OffThePlateMC @PaulDavidsonPhD #obsm the noise has become a steady roar
#obsm chat @obsmchat
RT @gu_girl: This is a key question. We have so much to learn about weight balance and overweight/obesity. Health care pros need to stay open-minded, avoid getting trapped in the tribal nature of some discussions. ObesityWeek is a great way to stay informed. #obsm
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
@PaulDavidsonPhD I will add @ASMBS state chapter meetings are also a great way to stay current with knowledge, research and new treatments! #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @obsmchat: What outcomes beyond weight would be helpful to measure? Should any be made standard measurements? #obsm
#obsm chat @obsmchat
@DMBariatrics Glad you could make it! #obsm
Dr. Randi Dublin @RandiDublin
RT @DrGoodpaster: @obsmchat Measure other cardiometabolic outcomes, meds, QOL, psychological functioning, eating behaviors and activity. Changes in these areas are healthy regardless of the scale’s changes. Measuring non-scale victories like these and others should be standard practice. #obsm
Paul Davidson, PhD @PaulDavidsonPhD
@gu_girl Likely a mental health professional with eating issue training, a dietitian, trained nurse, health coach, someone with lived experience, etc. Look for a commitment to dealing with issues of weight, ideally someone with some group training. #obsm
#obsm chat @obsmchat
#obsm https://t.co/9cNtAAMgvf
iamabariatricpatient @JeanineMSherman
@Born2lbFat @obsmchat 💪💪💪 so in her mind your portions should less than that of other 7 year olds? Glad you had the sense at such a young age to tell her goodbye. #obsm
Bruce Y. Lee @bruce_y_lee
@gu_girl #obsm yep too much silo'ing in healthcare-- not enough cross-cutting
#obsm chat @obsmchat
@bruce_y_lee @OffThePlateMC @PaulDavidsonPhD And patients get lost in it. #obsm
Go Hawks @DMBariatrics
RT @PaulDavidsonPhD: There is strong evidence that eating a larger percentage of food later in the day adds to overweight and #obesity. I encourage patients to eat most of their food while the sun is up. #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
#Twitter is an excellent tool for communication education and collaboration - discussion of the most recent, pertinent articles are here for you to read. #obsm
walt medlin KILL THE FILIBUSTER, Statehood DC, PR @bonuslife
@obsmchat #obsm Science is not just a binary description a3...
Paul Davidson, PhD @PaulDavidsonPhD
With about 1% of qualified patients seeking #BariatricSurgery, I'd say that's underutilized, as it's the most effective, durable treatment approach to weight and co-morbid conditions. #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @gu_girl: This is a key question. We have so much to learn about weight balance and overweight/obesity. Health care pros need to stay open-minded, avoid getting trapped in the tribal nature of some discussions. ObesityWeek is a great way to stay informed. #obsm
Paul Davidson, PhD @PaulDavidsonPhD
RT @NeilFlochMD: #Twitter is an excellent tool for communication education and collaboration - discussion of the most recent, pertinent articles are here for you to read. #obsm
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
RT @gu_girl: This is a key question. We have so much to learn about weight balance and overweight/obesity. Health care pros need to stay open-minded, avoid getting trapped in the tribal nature of some discussions. ObesityWeek is a great way to stay informed. #obsm
#obsm chat @obsmchat
RT @AskDr_Rachel: @PaulDavidsonPhD I will add @ASMBS state chapter meetings are also a great way to stay current with knowledge, research and new treatments! #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @obsmchat: Excellent point. #obsm
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
@PaulDavidsonPhD @ASMBS And @ObesityAction #ywm convention is a great one for patients! #obsm
Jake Mey, PhD, RD @CakeNutrition
A4: Yes, 💯! You can take an active role by speaking with your primary care provider about options! Any MDs have good insight on how to start this conversation??? #obsm
Sarah Bramblette, MSHL @Born2lbFat
RT @PaulDavidsonPhD: The use of peer review scientific journals is a great way to stay current with empirically based approaches. You'll find them on Twitter before you'll see them on your shelf. Recognize that the field of #obesity study is young and that we all have much to learn. #obsm
Bruce Y. Lee @bruce_y_lee
@obsmchat #obsm obesity in general is under-addressed & since not enough ppl recognize that it is a medical condition, the available treatments (surgery & medications) are underused
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @DrGoodpaster: @obsmchat Measure other cardiometabolic outcomes, meds, QOL, psychological functioning, eating behaviors and activity. Changes in these areas are healthy regardless of the scale’s changes. Measuring non-scale victories like these and others should be standard practice. #obsm
Maureen Mosti @MaureenMostiM
RT @PaulDavidsonPhD: With about 1% of qualified patients seeking #BariatricSurgery, I'd say that's underutilized, as it's the most effective, durable treatment approach to weight and co-morbid conditions. #obsm
Ian Patton, PHD @IanPatton55
@obsmchat In Canada all evidence based treatment options are woefully underused @ObesityCan produced a report card on access to treatment and as a country we fail. We need a drastic change in obesity management and access to treatment #obsm
Maureen Mosti @MaureenMostiM
RT @NeilFlochMD: #Twitter is an excellent tool for communication education and collaboration - discussion of the most recent, pertinent articles are here for you to read. #obsm
#obsm chat @obsmchat
RT @CakeNutrition: A4: A4: Yes, 💯! You can take an active role by speaking with your primary care provider about options! Any MDs have good insight on how to start this conversation??? #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @PaulDavidsonPhD: @gu_girl Likely a mental health professional with eating issue training, a dietitian, trained nurse, health coach, someone with lived experience, etc. Look for a commitment to dealing with issues of weight, ideally someone with some group training. #obsm
#obsm chat @obsmchat
RT @bruce_y_lee: @obsmchat #obsm obesity in general is under-addressed & since not enough ppl recognize that it is a medical condition, the available treatments (surgery & medications) are underused
Paul Davidson, PhD @PaulDavidsonPhD
As seen at #OW2019, there are a number of new medications for the treatment of obesity just coming on the market. Sadly, part of the underutilization has to do with many not being covered by insurance. This is why the Treat and Reduce Obesity Act is so important. #obsm
Dr. Kasey Goodpaster @DrGoodpaster
Yes, meds are underused. I would like to see them used much more for early intervention of weight regain. #obsm
Janet Elizabeth Childerhose, PhD @JEChilderhose
If you had to choose biggest barrier to utilization, would it be insurer denial or #stigma ? #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
There is a tremendous underuse of both medications for #obesity and #bariatricsurgery. #obsm
Paul Davidson, PhD @PaulDavidsonPhD
RT @bruce_y_lee: @obsmchat #obsm obesity in general is under-addressed & since not enough ppl recognize that it is a medical condition, the available treatments (surgery & medications) are underused
Beverly G. Tchang, MD @BevTchangMD
Read a lot. Talk to everyone. Listen & learn from your patients. We are missing a huge piece in the treatment of #obesity, and that is figuring out the heterogeneity of disease and treatment-response. The n of 1 patient experience has a lot of value. #obsm @obsmchat
Sarah Bramblette, MSHL @Born2lbFat
RT @PaulDavidsonPhD: As seen at #OW2019, there are a number of new medications for the treatment of obesity just coming on the market. Sadly, part of the underutilization has to do with many not being covered by insurance. This is why the Treat and Reduce Obesity Act is so important. #obsm
Bruce Y. Lee @bruce_y_lee
@CakeNutrition #obsm you mean how the patient should start the conversation?
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
Unfortunately I do believe these treatments are underutilized, and partly because of the lack of knowledge people have about them being a treatment option. #obsm #obesity
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
RT @DrGoodpaster: Yes, meds are underused. I would like to see them used much more for early intervention of weight regain. #obsm
Dr. Sylvia “Voice” Bollie, MD, DABOM @EmbraceYouMD
1️⃣Be willing to listen 2️⃣Use critical thinking The longer I practice medicine the more I realize medical school laid the foundation for critical thinking.There won’t always be an RCT to support every 🆕idea but it should build upon the existing science. #obsm #meded #obesity
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
Only 1% of patients who would benefit from #baraitricsurgery undergo these procedures- #obsm
Dr Theresa Cullen @DrTerriC
a4) yes! so much of that is stigma related and the "easy way out" mentality. Obesity treatment goes beyond willpower and many everyday people do not understand this. #obsm
Ian Patton, PHD @IanPatton55
@obsmchat @ObesityCan Surgery is an option for some, not for others, and is the current gold standard however it is not scalable in comparison to the problem, we will be never be able to perform on all who qualify, pharmacotherapy and CBT are needed for scale @ObesityCan #obsm
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
RT @DrTerriC: a4) yes! so much of that is stigma related and the "easy way out" mentality. Obesity treatment goes beyond willpower and many everyday people do not understand this. #obsm
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
RT @NeilFlochMD: Only 1% of patients who would benefit from #baraitricsurgery undergo these procedures- #obsm
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
RT @obsmchat: #obsm https://t.co/9cNtAAMgvf
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
RT @bruce_y_lee: @obsmchat #obsm obesity in general is under-addressed & since not enough ppl recognize that it is a medical condition, the available treatments (surgery & medications) are underused
Paul Davidson, PhD @PaulDavidsonPhD
Consider the 5As model as a non-judgmental means of discussing weight issues with patients. #obsm https://t.co/wt8VVXjHZk
iamabariatricpatient @JeanineMSherman
@DrGoodpaster @obsmchat A3) it's not the health care professionals that ask themselves "How to keep their minds open to new approaches" when treating patients with Obesity who concern me. It's the healthcare professionals who don't ask themselves the question. #obsm
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
@JEChilderhose @bruce_y_lee @obsmchat I think both (unfortunately)! #obsm
#obsm chat @obsmchat
@ObesityAction has a great resource that describes available treatments: https://t.co/WNoqpSiqT0 #obsm https://t.co/Orr9Sd5775
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
The main reason for poor access for care of individuals with #obesity is the lack of insurance coverage - #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @PaulDavidsonPhD: With about 1% of qualified patients seeking #BariatricSurgery, I'd say that's underutilized, as it's the most effective, durable treatment approach to weight and co-morbid conditions. #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @CakeNutrition: A4: A4: Yes, 💯! You can take an active role by speaking with your primary care provider about options! Any MDs have good insight on how to start this conversation??? #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @bruce_y_lee: @obsmchat #obsm obesity in general is under-addressed & since not enough ppl recognize that it is a medical condition, the available treatments (surgery & medications) are underused
Dr Theresa Cullen @DrTerriC
a3). I have been most impressed with Doctors that treat me as a co problem solver and partner in treatment that has included sharing medical research with me. #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @IanPatton55: @obsmchat In Canada all evidence based treatment options are woefully underused @ObesityCan produced a report card on access to treatment and as a country we fail. We need a drastic change in obesity management and access to treatment #obsm
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
RT @JeanineMSherman: @DrGoodpaster @obsmchat A3) it's not the health care professionals that ask themselves "How to keep their minds open to new approaches" when treating patients with Obesity who concern me. It's the healthcare professionals who don't ask themselves the question. #obsm
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
RT @PaulDavidsonPhD: Consider the 5As model as a non-judgmental means of discussing weight issues with patients. #obsm https://t.co/wt8VVXjHZk
#obsm chat @obsmchat
RT @JeanineMSherman: @DrGoodpaster @obsmchat A3) it's not the health care professionals that ask themselves "How to keep their minds open to new approaches" when treating patients with Obesity who concern me. It's the healthcare professionals who don't ask themselves the question. #obsm
iamabariatricpatient @JeanineMSherman
@obsmchat ABSOLUTELY! #obsm
#obsm chat @obsmchat
RT @PaulDavidsonPhD: Consider the 5As model as a non-judgmental means of discussing weight issues with patients. #obsm https://t.co/wt8VVXjHZk
#obsm chat @obsmchat
RT @DrTerriC: a4) yes! so much of that is stigma related and the "easy way out" mentality. Obesity treatment goes beyond willpower and many everyday people do not understand this. #obsm
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
@DrTerriC That’s the best approach and the way I wish it would always be! Patients are part of the treatment team! #obsm
#obsm chat @obsmchat
RT @fittmd: 1️⃣Be willing to listen 2️⃣Use critical thinking The longer I practice medicine the more I realize medical school laid the foundation for critical thinking.There won’t always be an RCT to support every 🆕idea but it should build upon the existing science. #obsm #meded #obesity
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
RT @DrTerriC: a3). I have been most impressed with Doctors that treat me as a co problem solver and partner in treatment that has included sharing medical research with me. #obsm
Jake Mey, PhD, RD @CakeNutrition
RT @DrGoodpaster: Yes, meds are underused. I would like to see them used much more for early intervention of weight regain. #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
#obesity stigma may be the dominating cause that results in poor insurance coverage #obsm
#obsm chat @obsmchat
RT @BevTchangMD: Read a lot. Talk to everyone. Listen & learn from your patients. We are missing a huge piece in the treatment of #obesity, and that is figuring out the heterogeneity of disease and treatment-response. The n of 1 patient experience has a lot of value. #obsm @obsmchat
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @BevTchangMD: Read a lot. Talk to everyone. Listen & learn from your patients. We are missing a huge piece in the treatment of #obesity, and that is figuring out the heterogeneity of disease and treatment-response. The n of 1 patient experience has a lot of value. #obsm @obsmchat
Ian Patton, PHD @IanPatton55
RT @AskDr_Rachel: @DrTerriC That’s the best approach and the way I wish it would always be! Patients are part of the treatment team! #obsm
Marilyn Clark @OffThePlateMC
RT @PaulDavidsonPhD: Consider the 5As model as a non-judgmental means of discussing weight issues with patients. #obsm https://t.co/wt8VVXjHZk
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @AskDr_Rachel: Unfortunately I do believe these treatments are underutilized, and partly because of the lack of knowledge people have about them being a treatment option. #obsm #obesity
#obsm chat @obsmchat
RT @DrGoodpaster: Yes, meds are underused. I would like to see them used much more for early intervention of weight regain. #obsm
Deborah Greenhouse @greenhousemd
@obsmchat Just got home. Had to chime in on this one. As a pediatrician, my successes have come when I work as part of a team with the whole family using #MotivationalInterviewing with a focus on simple, small changes and healthy lifestyle. #obsm
walt medlin KILL THE FILIBUSTER, Statehood DC, PR @bonuslife
@IanPatton55 @obsmchat @ObesityCan #OBSM We can definitely scale.
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @DrTerriC: a4) yes! so much of that is stigma related and the "easy way out" mentality. Obesity treatment goes beyond willpower and many everyday people do not understand this. #obsm
Beverly G. Tchang, MD @BevTchangMD
Yes! More concerning when high visibility media doctors like @DietDoctor support eating strategies like The Warrior Diet: "The goal is to skip breakfast and lunch, then eat a large dinner in a four hour window at the end of the day" (https://t.co/pSUqoxQsDe) #obsm
#obsm chat @obsmchat
#obsm https://t.co/wlCLrg3WnO
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
RT @BevTchangMD: Read a lot. Talk to everyone. Listen & learn from your patients. We are missing a huge piece in the treatment of #obesity, and that is figuring out the heterogeneity of disease and treatment-response. The n of 1 patient experience has a lot of value. #obsm @obsmchat
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
RT @fittmd: 1️⃣Be willing to listen 2️⃣Use critical thinking The longer I practice medicine the more I realize medical school laid the foundation for critical thinking.There won’t always be an RCT to support every 🆕idea but it should build upon the existing science. #obsm #meded #obesity
Mary L @Macskakat7
fear and stigma #obsm
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
RT @obsmchat: @ObesityAction has a great resource that describes available treatments: @ObesityAction has a great resource that describes available treatments: https://t.co/WNoqpSiqT0 #obsm https://t.co/Orr9Sd5775
linda halpin @lhalpin521
@PaulDavidsonPhD I want to help #obsm
Paul Davidson, PhD @PaulDavidsonPhD
@NeilFlochMD Sadly, bias among healthcare providers is another key reason why individuals with #obesity may not follow through as they feel shamed by these individuals This leads to lower utilization of all medical services, including medication and surgery. #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
Excellent #obsm #obesity treatments
Sarah Bramblette, MSHL @Born2lbFat
@DrDaniJackson @SarahBramblette I think I might be the rare patient who kept going back, even when called a liar and non compliant, I was like whelp still here...that didn’t work...what next? Current goal is just to manage & maintain best I can...while fighting for access to treatment available. #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @obsmchat: @ObesityAction has a great resource that describes available treatments: @ObesityAction has a great resource that describes available treatments: https://t.co/WNoqpSiqT0 #obsm https://t.co/Orr9Sd5775
Dr. Randi Dublin @RandiDublin
RT @PaulDavidsonPhD: @NeilFlochMD Sadly, bias among healthcare providers is another key reason why individuals with #obesity may not follow through as they feel shamed by these individuals This leads to lower utilization of all medical services, including medication and surgery. #obsm
#obsm chat @obsmchat
You can lend your support to the Treat and Reduce Obesity Act through different organizations, including @obesityaction at https://t.co/PhoLHRSvvC. #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @greenhousemd: @obsmchat Just got home. Had to chime in on this one. As a pediatrician, my successes have come when I work as part of a team with the whole family using #MotivationalInterviewing with a focus on simple, small changes and healthy lifestyle. #obsm
Bruce Y. Lee @bruce_y_lee
@obsmchat #obsm unfortunately there are still too many medical doctors who continue to view obesity as a personal choice & not a medical problem. I recall debating this with a very prominent academic physician who didn't agree w/ a need for systems approaches to obesity @GlobalObesity
Dr. Sylvia “Voice” Bollie, MD, DABOM @EmbraceYouMD
@DrGoodpaster So true! Just week I helped a patient realize 1️⃣the connection between her childhood eating habits and her #obesity. 2️⃣She wasn’t depriving her children by introducing them to her healthylifestyle. It was illuminating for her and me! #obsm
Paul Davidson, PhD @PaulDavidsonPhD
RT @obsmchat: You can lend your support to the Treat and Reduce Obesity Act through different organizations, including @obesityaction at https://t.co/PhoLHRSvvC. #obsm
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
It’s so important to listen to the patient, look at them when they are speaking, and remember that each individual is truly an individual. Make the pt feel part of the team. It’s not you vs the pt but “us” working together. #obsm
Paul Davidson, PhD @PaulDavidsonPhD
RT @AskDr_Rachel: It’s so important to listen to the patient, look at them when they are speaking, and remember that each individual is truly an individual. Make the pt feel part of the team. It’s not you vs the pt but “us” working together. #obsm
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
RT @fittmd: 👍This is such an important point @DrGoodpaster While I only treat adults I see the impact their behaviors have on their children. Treating #obesity is most effective when the entire home is involved #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @PaulDavidsonPhD: @NeilFlochMD Sadly, bias among healthcare providers is another key reason why individuals with #obesity may not follow through as they feel shamed by these individuals This leads to lower utilization of all medical services, including medication and surgery. #obsm
Jennifer Kirby, MD-PhD 😷 @gu_girl
Patients need to tell their story. Create time/space to listen. Can be hard, but key. #obsm
Marilyn Clark @OffThePlateMC
RT @obsmchat: You can lend your support to the Treat and Reduce Obesity Act through different organizations, including @obesityaction at https://t.co/PhoLHRSvvC. #obsm
#obsm chat @obsmchat
RT @NeilFlochMD: #obesity stigma may be the dominating cause that results in poor insurance coverage #obsm
#obsm chat @obsmchat
RT @PaulDavidsonPhD: @NeilFlochMD Sadly, bias among healthcare providers is another key reason why individuals with #obesity may not follow through as they feel shamed by these individuals This leads to lower utilization of all medical services, including medication and surgery. #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @Born2lbFat: @DrDaniJackson @SarahBramblette I think I might be the rare patient who kept going back, even when called a liar and non compliant, I was like whelp still here...that didn’t work...what next? Current goal is just to manage & maintain best I can...while fighting for access to treatment available. #obsm
Dr. Sylvia “Voice” Bollie, MD, DABOM @EmbraceYouMD
RT @obsmchat: You can lend your support to the Treat and Reduce Obesity Act through different organizations, including @obesityaction at https://t.co/PhoLHRSvvC. #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @obsmchat: You can lend your support to the Treat and Reduce Obesity Act through different organizations, including @obesityaction at https://t.co/PhoLHRSvvC. #obsm
iamabariatricpatient @JeanineMSherman
@obsmchat A4) Until the "easy way out" perception of bariatric surgery changes, I feel #bariatricsurgery will continue to be underutilized. 🙁 #iamabariatricpatient and I plan to be front and center, till my last breath, advocating for those affected by #obesity. #obsm
#obsm chat @obsmchat
RT @greenhousemd: @obsmchat Just got home. Had to chime in on this one. As a pediatrician, my successes have come when I work as part of a team with the whole family using #MotivationalInterviewing with a focus on simple, small changes and healthy lifestyle. #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @bruce_y_lee: @obsmchat #obsm unfortunately there are still too many medical doctors who continue to view obesity as a personal choice & not a medical problem. I recall debating this with a very prominent academic physician who didn't agree w/ a need for systems approaches to obesity @GlobalObesity
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
@gu_girl And the providers need to listen to that story, and truly listen! #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @fittmd: @DrGoodpaster So true! Just week I helped a patient realize 1️⃣the connection between her childhood eating habits and her #obesity. 2️⃣She wasn’t depriving her children by introducing them to her healthylifestyle. It was illuminating for her and me! #obsm
#obsm chat @obsmchat
RT @BevTchangMD: Yes! More concerning when high visibility media doctors like @DietDoctor support eating strategies like The Warrior Diet: "The goal is to skip breakfast and lunch, then eat a large dinner in a four hour window at the end of the day" (https://t.co/pSUqoxQsDe) #obsm
Paul Davidson, PhD @PaulDavidsonPhD
In treating individuals with #obesity, recognize that they are the experts regarding their life. If you engage the patient and are willing to learn from them, teamwork will lead to much better results. #obsm
Bruce Y. Lee @bruce_y_lee
@obsmchat @GlobalObesity #obsm he actually was very dismissive about it & didn't even listen to the rationale of why #obesity is a systems problem. He said "just tell people to eat less & exercise more."
walt medlin KILL THE FILIBUSTER, Statehood DC, PR @bonuslife
@obsmchat #OBSM get them into @ObesityAction and @preegerc’s podcast
Janet Elizabeth Childerhose, PhD @JEChilderhose
@PaulDavidsonPhD @NeilFlochMD I have witnessed bias, outdated knowledge and myth acceptance amongst pediatricians. Insurers are an inscrutable black box. #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @JeanineMSherman: @obsmchat A4) Until the "easy way out" perception of bariatric surgery changes, I feel #bariatricsurgery will continue to be underutilized. 🙁 #iamabariatricpatient and I plan to be front and center, till my last breath, advocating for those affected by #obesity. #obsm
linda halpin @lhalpin521
@AskDr_Rachel So true.#obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @PaulDavidsonPhD: In treating individuals with #obesity, recognize that they are the experts regarding their life. If you engage the patient and are willing to learn from them, teamwork will lead to much better results. #obsm
Jeanne Blankenship @JBlankenshipRDN
The patient is the reason for the team — he or she is the captain! #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @bruce_y_lee: @obsmchat @GlobalObesity #obsm he actually was very dismissive about it & didn't even listen to the rationale of why #obesity is a systems problem. He said "just tell people to eat less & exercise more."
#obsm chat @obsmchat
@Macskakat7 They also may not know the coverage is available. #obsm
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
@JBlankenshipRDN 💯! #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @JBlankenshipRDN: The patient is the reason for the team — he or she is the captain! #obsm
Paul Davidson, PhD @PaulDavidsonPhD
@bruce_y_lee @obsmchat @GlobalObesity Such an outdated way of thinking...diet and exercise...we have to keep providing the providers with the latest info online and in journals. #obsm
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
RT @JBlankenshipRDN: The patient is the reason for the team — he or she is the captain! #obsm
Janet Elizabeth Childerhose, PhD @JEChilderhose
@obsmchat @Macskakat7 Yikes. #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
Bias and stigma is excessiveamong physicians who need to be properly treated in medical school #obsm
Deborah Greenhouse @greenhousemd
@obsmchat The best way to stay open to new approaches is to stay up to date on research and recommendations, such as @AmerAcadPeds new policy statement on #BariatricSurgery in adolescent patients. Hoping this link works. #obsm https://t.co/M4yD5pqlRx.
#obsm chat @obsmchat
RT @Born2lbFat: @DrDaniJackson @SarahBramblette I think I might be the rare patient who kept going back, even when called a liar and non compliant, I was like whelp still here...that didn’t work...what next? Current goal is just to manage & maintain best I can...while fighting for access to treatment available. #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @PaulDavidsonPhD: @bruce_y_lee @obsmchat @GlobalObesity Such an outdated way of thinking...diet and exercise...we have to keep providing the providers with the latest info online and in journals. #obsm
Ian Patton, PHD @IanPatton55
RT @gu_girl: Patients need to tell their story. Create time/space to listen. Can be hard, but key. #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @greenhousemd: @obsmchat The best way to stay open to new approaches is to stay up to date on research and recommendations, such as @AmerAcadPeds new policy statement on #BariatricSurgery in adolescent patients. Hoping this link works. #obsm https://t.co/M4yD5pqlRx.
#obsm chat @obsmchat
RT @bruce_y_lee: @obsmchat #obsm unfortunately there are still too many medical doctors who continue to view obesity as a personal choice & not a medical problem. I recall debating this with a very prominent academic physician who didn't agree w/ a need for systems approaches to obesity @GlobalObesity
Marilyn Clark @OffThePlateMC
@bonuslife @obsmchat @ObesityAction @preegerc The Weight Loss Surgery podcast has been my greatest friend pre- and post-surgery. Such a great resource! #obsm
Dr. Randi Dublin @RandiDublin
@PaulDavidsonPhD @bruce_y_lee @obsmchat @GlobalObesity I think when we focus only on the scale, people think simplistically that diet and exercise are the only remedies, they don’t take into account genetics, stress, lack of sleep etc. #obsm
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
RT @greenhousemd: @obsmchat The best way to stay open to new approaches is to stay up to date on research and recommendations, such as @AmerAcadPeds new policy statement on #BariatricSurgery in adolescent patients. Hoping this link works. #obsm https://t.co/M4yD5pqlRx.
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
All outstanding recommendations for those with #obesity. #obsm
Jeanne Blankenship @JBlankenshipRDN
All professions need this education and training, including my own. #osbm
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
RT @JeanineMSherman: @obsmchat A4) Until the "easy way out" perception of bariatric surgery changes, I feel #bariatricsurgery will continue to be underutilized. 🙁 #iamabariatricpatient and I plan to be front and center, till my last breath, advocating for those affected by #obesity. #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @RandiDublin: @PaulDavidsonPhD @bruce_y_lee @obsmchat @GlobalObesity I think when we focus only on the scale, people think simplistically that diet and exercise are the only remedies, they don’t take into account genetics, stress, lack of sleep etc. #obsm
#obsm chat @obsmchat
RT @AskDr_Rachel: It’s so important to listen to the patient, look at them when they are speaking, and remember that each individual is truly an individual. Make the pt feel part of the team. It’s not you vs the pt but “us” working together. #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
Reeger Cortell does an amazing job with he podcast!!
#obsm chat @obsmchat
RT @PaulDavidsonPhD: In treating individuals with #obesity, recognize that they are the experts regarding their life. If you engage the patient and are willing to learn from them, teamwork will lead to much better results. #obsm
Marilyn Clark @OffThePlateMC
I love this! The patient's voice is really being heard. #obsm https://t.co/HcepKwW9aI
Gabriel Rodríguez Delgado @gabrielrdelgado
RT @NeilFlochMD: Bias and stigma is excessiveamong physicians who need to be properly treated in medical school #obsm
Dr. Sylvia “Voice” Bollie, MD, DABOM @EmbraceYouMD
Definitely! Too often these invaluable resources are viewed as “cheating” to achieve #weightloss. This highlights our ongoing fight to ⬆️⬆️awareness that #obesity is a disease not a lifestyle choice so that people can use the resources they need without shame or hinderance #obsm
ASMBS @ASMBS
RT @PaulDavidsonPhD: Consider the 5As model as a non-judgmental means of discussing weight issues with patients. #obsm https://t.co/wt8VVXjHZk
#obsm chat @obsmchat
RT @JBlankenshipRDN: The patient is the reason for the team — he or she is the captain! #obsm
iamabariatricpatient @JeanineMSherman
@obsmchat A5) My first and most important tip for putting the patient first, PATIENTS PUT YOURSELF FIRST! I know first hand it's hard to learn to do, but believe me. Success comes putting yourself first when it comes to bariatric surgery. #obsm
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
RT @OffThePlateMC: I love this! The patient's voice is really being heard. #obsm https://t.co/HcepKwW9aI
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
RT @fittmd: Definitely! Too often these invaluable resources are viewed as “cheating” to achieve #weightloss. This highlights our ongoing fight to ⬆️⬆️awareness that #obesity is a disease not a lifestyle choice so that people can use the resources they need without shame or hinderance #obsm
ASMBS @ASMBS
RT @DrGoodpaster: Our understanding of obesity is evolving so quickly, we need to constantly stay on top of the research through conferences like #ow2019, networking w/ those outside our “silos,” & doing our own clinical research to objectively measure various outcomes (beyond just weight). #obsm
ASMBS @ASMBS
RT @PaulDavidsonPhD: There is strong evidence that eating a larger percentage of food later in the day adds to overweight and #obesity. I encourage patients to eat most of their food while the sun is up. #obsm
#obsm chat @obsmchat
RT @greenhousemd: @obsmchat The best way to stay open to new approaches is to stay up to date on research and recommendations, such as @AmerAcadPeds new policy statement on #BariatricSurgery in adolescent patients. Hoping this link works. #obsm https://t.co/M4yD5pqlRx.
Bruce Y. Lee @bruce_y_lee
@gu_girl #obsm Choose people who are naturally oriented to be patient-centered, who recognize that medical care should be about the patient & not about ordering ppl around or making money or being an assembly line.
Marilyn Clark @OffThePlateMC
@NeilFlochMD What is it that made all of you so different? How can you bottle it up and sell that? :) #obsm
ASMBS @ASMBS
RT @bruce_y_lee: @obsmchat #obsm obesity in general is under-addressed & since not enough ppl recognize that it is a medical condition, the available treatments (surgery & medications) are underused
ASMBS @ASMBS
RT @PaulDavidsonPhD: Recent data suggests that actually binge eating is a key to weight regain after #BariatricSurgery. Studied in LABS -2 article not yet published but online. Eating on a schedule helps to minimize that likelihood with a focus on protein. #obsm
Heather 🇺🇸 @ZHeatherChamp
A4: I think meds and #WLS are very underused! No doc ever mentioned meds to me until only recently: ins denied. And I brought up surgery myself. Proud empowered patient here. #obsm
Sarah Bramblette, MSHL @Born2lbFat
@PaulDavidsonPhD @bruce_y_lee @obsmchat @GlobalObesity It’s mind boggling that HCPs think treatments aren’t in addition to changes in diet and exercise. Healthy diet and activity are good for everyone, just don’t produce same health results in everyone. #obsm
ASMBS @ASMBS
RT @DrTerriC: a1) The focus should not be on weight, but on self esteem, dealing with stress, and activity - I have heard that comprehensive programs like that even if the scale does not change the health and agency does. #obsm
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
RT @PaulDavidsonPhD: In treating individuals with #obesity, recognize that they are the experts regarding their life. If you engage the patient and are willing to learn from them, teamwork will lead to much better results. #obsm
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
RT @bruce_y_lee: @obsmchat #obsm unfortunately there are still too many medical doctors who continue to view obesity as a personal choice & not a medical problem. I recall debating this with a very prominent academic physician who didn't agree w/ a need for systems approaches to obesity @GlobalObesity
#obsm chat @obsmchat
RT @bruce_y_lee: @gu_girl #obsm Choose people who are naturally oriented to be patient-centered, who recognize that medical care should be about the patient & not about ordering ppl around or making money or being an assembly line.
#obsm chat @obsmchat
We've covered a wide range of topics tonight. Any final thoughts? #obsm
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
RT @BevTchangMD: Yes! More concerning when high visibility media doctors like @DietDoctor support eating strategies like The Warrior Diet: "The goal is to skip breakfast and lunch, then eat a large dinner in a four hour window at the end of the day" (https://t.co/pSUqoxQsDe) #obsm
Eduardo Garcia, MD, FACS, FASMBS @drgarciaflores
Early and patient centered approach is mandatory, stop #weightstigma bias among healthcare members and also patients #obsm
#obsm chat @obsmchat
RT @ZHeatherChamp: A4: I think meds and #WLS are very underused! No doc ever mentioned meds to me until only recently: A4: I think meds and #WLS are very underused! No doc ever mentioned meds to me until only recently: ins denied. And I brought up surgery myself. Proud empowered patient here. #obsm
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
RT @greenhousemd: @obsmchat Just got home. Had to chime in on this one. As a pediatrician, my successes have come when I work as part of a team with the whole family using #MotivationalInterviewing with a focus on simple, small changes and healthy lifestyle. #obsm
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
RT @PaulDavidsonPhD: @NeilFlochMD Sadly, bias among healthcare providers is another key reason why individuals with #obesity may not follow through as they feel shamed by these individuals This leads to lower utilization of all medical services, including medication and surgery. #obsm
Bruce Y. Lee @bruce_y_lee
@obsmchat #obsm avoid institutions/organizations that are too driven by money or have toxic cultures. All of that flows down to affect patient care.
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
RT @obsmchat: You can lend your support to the Treat and Reduce Obesity Act through different organizations, including @obesityaction at https://t.co/PhoLHRSvvC. #obsm
Paul Davidson, PhD @PaulDavidsonPhD
@BariGreatLife @obsmchat So well said, Reeger! #obsm
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
RT @obsmchat: #obsm https://t.co/wlCLrg3WnO
#obsm chat @obsmchat
RT @drgarciaflores: Early and patient centered approach is mandatory, stop #weightstigma bias among healthcare members and also patients #obsm
Marilyn Clark @OffThePlateMC
@JeanineMSherman @obsmchat I spend most of my time working with client on the importance of self-care and self-advocacy. #obsm
walt medlin KILL THE FILIBUSTER, Statehood DC, PR @bonuslife
@IanPatton55 @obsmchat @ObesityCan How can we afford not to? #obsm this is one of the most cost effective areas of care known beyond vaccination... if we can afford a couple of billion smart phones and >1 billion vehicles we can do a couple of hundred million sleeves
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
#obsm
Heather 🇺🇸 @ZHeatherChamp
A2: I tried I.F., but can’t seem to do it right. Tried. Got nauseous. Kinda odd overall. #obsm
Sarah Bramblette, MSHL @Born2lbFat
@PaulDavidsonPhD My PCP was so willing to learn about my other conditions that when she suspected another patient might have same she got permission to connect us so I could provide patient with additional resources too. #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
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#obsm chat @obsmchat
RT @NeilFlochMD: #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
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Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
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RT @NeilFlochMD: #obsm
Paul Davidson, PhD @PaulDavidsonPhD
In order to stay patient focused, it is also valuable for providers to seek honest feedback from our patients, and truly listen to what they say and take it to heart. Treating others involves constant learning and growth in order to stay effective. #obsm
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
I just want to add that we need to get more HCPs, of other disciplines, involved in these #obsm chats. Ask your PCP and other Drs to get involved. The more we share this info, the more information and knowledge we can spread. #obsm
Susan Woolner, CPXP @susanwoolner
RT @NeilFlochMD: Bias and stigma is excessiveamong physicians who need to be properly treated in medical school #obsm
#obsm chat @obsmchat
RT @PaulDavidsonPhD: In order to stay patient focused, it is also valuable for providers to seek honest feedback from our patients, and truly listen to what they say and take it to heart. Treating others involves constant learning and growth in order to stay effective. #obsm
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
RT @PaulDavidsonPhD: In order to stay patient focused, it is also valuable for providers to seek honest feedback from our patients, and truly listen to what they say and take it to heart. Treating others involves constant learning and growth in order to stay effective. #obsm
Dr. Randi Dublin @RandiDublin
RT @PaulDavidsonPhD: In order to stay patient focused, it is also valuable for providers to seek honest feedback from our patients, and truly listen to what they say and take it to heart. Treating others involves constant learning and growth in order to stay effective. #obsm
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
RT @NeilFlochMD: #obsm
#obsm chat @obsmchat
RT @AskDr_Rachel: I just want to add that we need to get more HCPs, of other disciplines, involved in these #obsm chats. Ask your PCP and other Drs to get involved. The more we share this info, the more information and knowledge we can spread. #obsm
Marilyn Clark @OffThePlateMC
@obsmchat Yes! Why does this hour go so fast? Great conversation! #obsm
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
RT @JEChilderhose: @PaulDavidsonPhD @NeilFlochMD I have witnessed bias, outdated knowledge and myth acceptance amongst pediatricians. Insurers are an inscrutable black box. #obsm
Beverly G. Tchang, MD @BevTchangMD
Pharmacotherapy is essential for the Treatment Gap: patients whose lifestyle changes are not enough to improve their cardiometabolic risk but whose weight/risk are not high enough to qualify for #bariatricsurgery . Credit: @ljaronne We're working on it! #obsm https://t.co/5Lv9GiYrDD
Dr. Sylvia “Voice” Bollie, MD, DABOM @EmbraceYouMD
I can’t emphasize the importance of taking time to listen to the individual with #obesity rather than rushing to a plan based on assumptions I always say weight is a story not just a number.When I learn their story well I’m able to create sustainable treatment plans #obsm
Jeanne Blankenship @JBlankenshipRDN
You learn a lot about yourself working in this area — about your own values and biases. Hopefully you learn not to judge. You learn about the people you treat and become open to different ideas of success. Our job is to mentor and keep preparing the next generation! #osbm
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
@OffThePlateMC @obsmchat So true! #obsm
Eduardo Garcia, MD, FACS, FASMBS @drgarciaflores
And we need to work together, a bariatric surgery dont be the end of endocrinologist surveilance or stop the nutritional support. We dont lose patients if referal we gain healthy patient together! #obsm
Paul Davidson, PhD @PaulDavidsonPhD
RT @BevTchangMD: Pharmacotherapy is essential for the Treatment Gap: Pharmacotherapy is essential for the Treatment Gap: patients whose lifestyle changes are not enough to improve their cardiometabolic risk but whose weight/risk are not high enough to qualify for #bariatricsurgery . Credit: @ljaronne We're working on it! #obsm https://t.co/5Lv9GiYrDD
Bruce Y. Lee @bruce_y_lee
@OffThePlateMC @obsmchat #obsm seemed like it was just getting started
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
RT @BevTchangMD: Pharmacotherapy is essential for the Treatment Gap: Pharmacotherapy is essential for the Treatment Gap: patients whose lifestyle changes are not enough to improve their cardiometabolic risk but whose weight/risk are not high enough to qualify for #bariatricsurgery . Credit: @ljaronne We're working on it! #obsm https://t.co/5Lv9GiYrDD
Marilyn Clark @OffThePlateMC
@BariGreatLife @obsmchat You are leading the charge. I cannot thank you enough for what you have given me #obsm
#obsm chat @obsmchat
Great idea! Ask your other/fellow health care professionals to get involved. Our next #obsm chat would be a place to start!
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
RT @obsmchat: Great idea! Ask your other/fellow health care professionals to get involved. Our next #obsm chat would be a place to start!
Mary L @Macskakat7
RT @BevTchangMD: Pharmacotherapy is essential for the Treatment Gap: Pharmacotherapy is essential for the Treatment Gap: patients whose lifestyle changes are not enough to improve their cardiometabolic risk but whose weight/risk are not high enough to qualify for #bariatricsurgery . Credit: @ljaronne We're working on it! #obsm https://t.co/5Lv9GiYrDD
walt medlin KILL THE FILIBUSTER, Statehood DC, PR @bonuslife
@obsmchat #OBSM - final thought (where I started) #SADI should be in your program - at least as an alternative to RYGB for revision of #sleeve or very best treatment of #diabetes- #noexcuses now @asmbs #ow2019 @ObesityWeek #obesity #BariatricSurgery
Eduardo Garcia, MD, FACS, FASMBS @drgarciaflores
And at least but not less relevant! We need to collect data and #share data !! #obsm
Dr. Sylvia “Voice” Bollie, MD, DABOM @EmbraceYouMD
RT @AskDr_Rachel: It’s so important to listen to the patient, look at them when they are speaking, and remember that each individual is truly an individual. Make the pt feel part of the team. It’s not you vs the pt but “us” working together. #obsm
#obsm chat @obsmchat
That’s a wrap! Thanks, everyone, for another great #obsm chat! Special thank you to the patients who shared their experiences and expertise. Hope you will join us for the next #obsm chat Sunday, December 8, at 9pm ET.
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
Thanks all for participating in tonight’s #obsm @obsmchat #twitterchat
Mary L @Macskakat7
@obsmchat thank you! #obsm
Manoel Galvao Neto MD, MSC, FASGE, IFASBMS @MPGN46
RT @PaulDavidsonPhD: As seen at #OW2019, there are a number of new medications for the treatment of obesity just coming on the market. Sadly, part of the underutilization has to do with many not being covered by insurance. This is why the Treat and Reduce Obesity Act is so important. #obsm
Dr. Randi Dublin @RandiDublin
@obsmchat Thanks for a great chat! #obsm
Marilyn Clark @OffThePlateMC
@BariGreatLife @obsmchat Can I set an intention to someday be a guest? LOL #obsm
Eduardo Garcia, MD, FACS, FASMBS @drgarciaflores
Quality and off bias data #obsm
walt medlin KILL THE FILIBUSTER, Statehood DC, PR @bonuslife
@obsmchat Bye! ❤️🌈💪🏽 #OBSM
#obsm chat @obsmchat
Grateful to everyone who joined. We'll post the transcript soon. Let's keep the conversation going! See you next month! #obsm
iamabariatricpatient @JeanineMSherman
@organiclemon @ZaherToumi @AbdTahrani @BrownAdey We need to collaborate for change. You have us Fen. We are in this fight together. #obsm
Paul Davidson, PhD @PaulDavidsonPhD
Great to see new members participating, and special thanks to @NeilFlochMD for facilitating, @pattynece for being behind the scenes with the blog and retweets, and @ConscienHealth for the ideas! #obsm
Kitty Softpaws @shero4hire
RT @fittmd: 👍This is such an important point @DrGoodpaster While I only treat adults I see the impact their behaviors have on their children. Treating #obesity is most effective when the entire home is involved #obsm
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
@PaulDavidsonPhD @NeilFlochMD @pattynece @ConscienHealth Yes! Thank you to all and thank you for another great #obsm chat!
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
RT @fittmd: I can’t emphasize the importance of taking time to listen to the individual with #obesity rather than rushing to a plan based on assumptions I always say weight is a story not just a number.When I learn their story well I’m able to create sustainable treatment plans #obsm
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
RT @PaulDavidsonPhD: As seen at #OW2019, there are a number of new medications for the treatment of obesity just coming on the market. Sadly, part of the underutilization has to do with many not being covered by insurance. This is why the Treat and Reduce Obesity Act is so important. #obsm
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
RT @DrTerriC: a1) The focus should not be on weight, but on self esteem, dealing with stress, and activity - I have heard that comprehensive programs like that even if the scale does not change the health and agency does. #obsm
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
RT @Macskakat7: As a patient, I'd say be very careful when suggesting intermittent fasting. Make sure the patient doesn't have an ED... #obsm
#obsm chat @obsmchat
And Happy Anniversary @PaulDavidsonPhD and @DrSusanDavidson! #obsm
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
RT @obsmchat: That’s a wrap! Thanks, everyone, for another great #obsm chat! Special thank you to the patients who shared their experiences and expertise. Hope you will join us for the next #obsm chat Sunday, December 8, at 9pm ET.
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
Happy Anniversary to @PaulDavidsonPhD #obsm https://t.co/2owz7gfY6W
Dr. Sylvia “Voice” Bollie, MD, DABOM @EmbraceYouMD
@bruce_y_lee @obsmchat @GlobalObesity So sad! I think medicine is so complex some people just need to feel like something in medicine is simple. But #obesity clearly is not based on just diet and exercise #obsm #meded https://t.co/wczmXAM2hY
Neil Floch MD @NeilFlochMD
You should all listen to @preegerc podcast about #bariatricsurgery it is outstanding #obsm
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
@NeilFlochMD @PaulDavidsonPhD And @DrSusanDavidson ! #obsm
#obsm chat @obsmchat
The numbers from tonight's #obsm chat! https://t.co/Zxn288mIHW
Violeta Popov, MD PhD (she/her) @PopovVioleta
RT @PaulDavidsonPhD: In order to stay patient focused, it is also valuable for providers to seek honest feedback from our patients, and truly listen to what they say and take it to heart. Treating others involves constant learning and growth in order to stay effective. #obsm
Dr. Kasey Goodpaster @DrGoodpaster
Assume that patients have already tried numerous diets... in fact, by the time they have reached your office, they are most likely diet experts. Ask THEM what factors have posed the biggest barriers, & if you can’t help with those, refer them to someone who can. #obsm
iamabariatricpatient @JeanineMSherman
@OffThePlateMC @obsmchat From the 1st day I decided to take the bariatric surgery journey I told myself that I answer to no one except God, myself and my bariatric care team. Sure some have tried to bring me down, but each time I reflect, confide in a friend if need be, then move forward. #obsm
Susan Woolner, CPXP @susanwoolner
RT @greenhousemd: @obsmchat Just got home. Had to chime in on this one. As a pediatrician, my successes have come when I work as part of a team with the whole family using #MotivationalInterviewing with a focus on simple, small changes and healthy lifestyle. #obsm
iamabariatricpatient @JeanineMSherman
@organiclemon @ZaherToumi @AbdTahrani @BrownAdey We will collaborate and together, with other advocate's, we will be a voice for change! #obsm
Paल्लvi @Experiential_Dr
RT @PaulDavidsonPhD: In treating individuals with #obesity, recognize that they are the experts regarding their life. If you engage the patient and are willing to learn from them, teamwork will lead to much better results. #obsm
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
RT @DrGoodpaster: Assume that patients have already tried numerous diets... in fact, by the time they have reached your office, they are most likely diet experts. Ask THEM what factors have posed the biggest barriers, & if you can’t help with those, refer them to someone who can. #obsm
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
RT @fittmd: Intermittent fasting isn’t a 🆕concept it’s been around from the dawn of time.Physiologically we all need a period to allow of body to reset the natural weight regulation cycle. How long that fast is needs to be individualized. At minimum we need the 7-9hr overnight fast #obsm
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
RT @PaulDavidsonPhD: With about 1% of qualified patients seeking #BariatricSurgery, I'd say that's underutilized, as it's the most effective, durable treatment approach to weight and co-morbid conditions. #obsm
Disneymom @disneymom1372
RT @JeanineMSherman: @DrGoodpaster @obsmchat A3) it's not the health care professionals that ask themselves "How to keep their minds open to new approaches" when treating patients with Obesity who concern me. It's the healthcare professionals who don't ask themselves the question. #obsm
Dr. Rachel @AskDr_Rachel
RT @PaulDavidsonPhD: There is strong evidence that eating a larger percentage of food later in the day adds to overweight and #obesity. I encourage patients to eat most of their food while the sun is up. #obsm
Janet Elizabeth Childerhose, PhD @JEChilderhose
@BariGreatLife That's really valuable information. #obsm
Janet Elizabeth Childerhose, PhD @JEChilderhose
@DrTerriC @NeilFlochMD Yes! #obsm
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