January 27, 2023
When patients come to see General Practitioners for support and care for their weight management, yet, all they feel is stigma and discrimination.
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Welcome to the Australian Weight Loss Surgery Podcast – Home of all things related to the Bariatric Surgery Journey.
Whether you are preparing for your surgery, looking in to obesity surgery options, or just continuing with keeping health and wellness top of mind along the WLS journey – it is our intention that you’ll find most of your answer here.
Clinical Nutritionist, Jacqui Lewis (BHSc, Nutritional and Dietetic Medicine) talks candidly with the leaders in the Bariatric Field in Australia and beyond. The three main objectives of the Australian WLS podcast, are to provide evidenced-based education for patients and practitioners, as well as personal stories of the journey itself, with some fun and laughter along the way!
Explore our range of personal stories from food addiction to healing, to cancer and WLS – all as inspiring at the next. Each episode is aimed at broadening the understanding of Surgical Weight Loss and the Lifestyle needed to make for a long term success picture.
So go on – JOIN US ON THE JOURNEY!
I’m in the hot seat on the Purposeful Lifestyle podcast by Debbie Wullschleger, Bariatric Coach, WLS Patient and Founder of Bariatric Consultancy.
Debbie and I discussed the importance of supplements after WLS, hearing about my personal development and taking you on the journey of how BN Multi all began.
Listen to how it all unravels! Bariatric Patient and why a specific Multivitamin is a lifelong commitment not only to improve the chance of conception, but for overall health and prevention of complications linked to malnutrition after WLS. Don’t miss this one!
When patients come to see General Practitioners for support and care for their weight management, yet, all they feel is stigma and discrimination.
Episode 61_Restoring Confidence after a Bariatric Surgery with Jeannie Boyers To succeed in weight management, you must have determination, perseverance, and a respectable dietitian. Jeannie
When it comes to the topic of care, most of the time, we put ourselves at the bottom of the list. But this isn’t how it should be, especially after Weight Loss Surgery. While you are healing, your body needs more care than ever!
After surgery, usually comes staying at home and preparing your meals. Part of the weight loss surgery journey is preparing and eating good food, even when you have specific dietary needs to look out for.
Jacqui Lewis Clinical Nutritionist
I have a Bachelor of Health Science degree in Nutritional and Dietetic Medicine and I put much of my time into education to support patients along the WLS journey, with a range of personal stories positioned to inspire people who are feeling lost or stuck. The idea is to expose the resilience, persistence, and commitment that is required over the long term.
I have been a part of the WLS community for more than 8 years now, being the co-founder BN Healthy Australia. In a previous life – I studied and practiced Health and Nutrition, Personal Fitness Training, and Remedial and Sports Massage Therapy for more than 20 years.
My passion is supporting others to see their potential, as well as being a stickler for making sure every fact is revealed for others to learn and implement easily!
