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Please do not add commercial links or links to your own private websites to Wikipedia, as you did in Gastric bypass diet. Wikipedia is not a vehicle for advertising or a mere collection of external links. You are, however, encouraged to add content instead of links. See the welcome page if you would like to learn more about contributing to our encyclopedia. Thanks. Viridae Talk 02:05, 28 June 2006 (UTC)
Although I havent had a propper look at yet yet, it seems you have imporved the article so I won't nominate it for deletion. However can you have a lo9ok at these resources and edit the article appropriately. Wikipedia:Guide_to_layout, WP:MOS. Please also note that if ant any time I think the article is just there to sell your product/promote your webpage, I will be nominating it for deletion. Viridae Talk 00:41, 29 June 2006 (UTC)
You can take the {tl|prod}} tag off. In the future can you please add new topic to the bottom of my talk page? Viridae Talk 02:49, 29 June 2006 (UTC)
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This is my article from our site www.sleepingswan.com/ I did some research on this http://www.skinsite.com/ in the web archives the page did not exist when we had this article up, actually they copied our content, [ [1]] This is dated 2005 Same date for the www.skinsite.com [ [2]]
[ [3]] How you see is the site is in another launage but I went to the recent version and used it as a guide to find the page the content is suppose to be on. it isn't there. The page did not exist on this site at that time. This is proof we are not copyrighting it from this site. Supplements
We pulled this information from our website www.sleepingswan.com/
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Please take another look at Chemical peel. I feel you will see this is my work and not taken from another source
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Sorry this has been fixed must issed this bt accident
Dr. Wes First let me say I am honored to meet you through this wonderful website.
I have read and agree with you and will replace the nutritional deficiencies topic and
I would like to include most of the information you put on my talk page as it really
should have been there anyway.
GP Patient to lose more % of muscle than fat during this rapid weight loss process from not enough protein intake.
Lets say a woman's weight is 300 lbs she is 60% bodyfat or 180lbs of fat and 120lbs of muscle. Her protein intake should be minimum of 60 grams of protein digested or she will lose muscle due to muscle wasting.
Losing 1 lb of muscle will cost this person to lose the ability to burn 30-50 calories a day. Every pound of muscle is very important to these people losing it will cause lasting problems with their weight if they lose too musch muscle.
I am sure the rate of protein absorption decreases, due to the surgery, so actually if she ingested 60 grams she may only absorb 40g from the 60 grams of protein, this will not support the muscle tissue, thus [
Muscle wasting] begins. I know this link pertains to HIV but the overall nutrition is the same loss of proper food intake will cause muscle wasting to occur in anybody.
I see muscle wasting over and over in GP patients this is why I highly recommend 6 small meals a day with a protein supplement as well as a liquid vitamin.
It is a proven fact smaller meals throughout the day will in fact promote weight loss. This approach provides a constant level of nutrients to the blood, so sugar levels don't go up and down and the urge to overeat is reduced. Eating this way is what all diabetes are encouraged to do. *
http://www.ndep.nih.gov/diabetes/MealPlanner/en_intro.htm Recommends 5 meals a day I would assume most if not all your patients already have type 2 diabetes.
I will have corrected the page by the time you read this please let me know your feeling as well. Thanks again for your great explaination on nutritional deficiencies and look forward to hopefully helping add some useful information to your pratice. Supplements
I think your changes to the Gastric Bypass topic can create a misconception. Gastric Bypass does alter nutrition, beyond simply modifying anatomy, and can result in serious nutritional deficiencies, which are indeed complications of the surgery:
I write as one who has operated upon over 2500 such persons, who originated the technique for the laparoscopic gastric bypass, and who has had one of these operations (Laparoscopic Gastric Bypass, Roux en-Y) himself. As I do myself, all patients should completely supplement (100% MDR) all vitamins, and minerals.
I can only change a person's stomach — they must change their own mind. I give my patients four simple rules:
This follows the KISS principle.
I'm pleased that you accept the wisdom the surgery for those who suffer from serious obesity. Let's not minimize the risks, or encourage adverse behavior which can defeat the desired outcome. Topnife 18:39, 5 July 2006 (UTC)
Since it is so important that people with gastric bypasses have the proper information, you should remember that Wikipedia is not a doctor and not try to convince me on those terms. We can get into a lot of trouble for trying to take the place of a doctor.
In any case, I want people to have correct, researched information -- but gastric bypass is the best place to put this information. If people should search for gastric bypass diet, a redirect to gastric bypass (with the correct, verified information about the diet there) will ensure that they do get such information. Thanks for your time. Jacqui ★ 14:07, 31 July 2006 (UTC)
Unfortunately, I can't change my vote on this one. The information if sourced and appropriate is better off per how Wikipedia works in the main gastric bypass article and should be integrated there. Unfortnately, Wikipedia shouldn't be considered a primary source of *any* information, least of all important medical information, just a supplementary resource. rootology 14:21, 31 July 2006 (UTC)
Well, first of all, there is already an article about this. You can find it at Gastric bypass#Gastric bypass diet. Perhaps you should save all the information you wrote in your article and merge it into the main article. Second, I think what people are concerned about is that you don't provide any in-text citations. You need to let readers know that what you're writing is legitimate and not just some made-up stuff. I would work on improving the recovery information in the main article if I were you. That's where people who are going to have the surgery are most likely to look anyway. -- Hyphen5 17:11, 31 July 2006 (UTC)
Hi, I recommended delete on the AfD per a previous vote who stated the article looked like a how-to guide. The article does not read like an encylopedic entry, but rather as an info sheet that your doctor would give you following surgery. Wikipedia is not a how-to guide. I would be inclined to change my vote if the article was rewritten as an encyclopedic entry. Ie: rather than just talking about to do when on the diet, talk about why a patient would be on it, how it affects their life (ie: is this a short term diet, or a life altering one, etc). Personally, I would just skim, or highlight what the diet itself entails. Resolute 22:10, 31 July 2006 (UTC)
I see were you voted to have this deleted and looks like you are asking for help from other members to vote as you tell them. I am asking if could you explain why as it makes no sense to get rid of very important article since surgery is one matter recovery is another. I am asking you to please reconsider your vote as this is too important to just get rid of. I have seen countless people after this operation get in terrible shape due to lack of knowing what to do after this operation.. Look at the references I supplied and see this is accurate information needed to be in Wikipedia -- Supplements 14:02, 31 July 2006 (UTC)
I see were you voted to have this redirected to the surgery page could you explain why as it makes no sense to get rid of very important article since surgery is one matter recovery is another. I am asking you to please reconsider your vote as this is too important to just get rid of. I have seen countless people after this operation get in terrible shape due to lack of knowing what to do after this operation.. Look at the references I supplied and see this is accurate information needed to be in Wikipedia --
Supplements 13:54, 31 July 2006 (UTC)