Welcome to the Australian Weight Loss Surgery Podcast Blog

Your trusted hub for real stories, expert advice, and life-changing insights into the world of bariatric surgery and weight management.

Hosted by clinical nutritionist Jacqui Lewis, the Australian Weight Loss Surgery Podcast brings you inspiring patient journeys, in-depth discussions with leading specialists, and the latest evidence-based information on obesity, metabolic health, PCOS, mental wellness, and post-surgery life. Whether you’re preparing for weight loss surgery, supporting a loved one, or seeking long-term tools for sustainable health, our blog brings podcast highlights, extended interviews, and practical tips directly to you.

Because weight loss isn’t just physical—it’s emotional, personal, and deeply human. And you’re not alone on this journey.

Latest Blog:

The Hidden Weight of the Scale: Why Weighing Patients Isn’t as Simple as We Think

Rethinking how we measure health — and why it might be time to step off the scales. “Weight is what you weigh. Obesity is a condition of how your body’s tissues are balanced. They’re not the same thing.” — Dr. Cal Paterson ⚖️ Rethinking the Scale: What Are We Really Measuring? For decades, stepping on the scale has been treated as a neutral act — a quick number that supposedly tells the whole story of health. But as Dr. Cal Paterson explains in this powerful episode, that number often does more harm than good. Weight and obesity are not synonymous. Weight is simply mass; obesity is a clinical condition related to the balance of fat, muscle, and other tissues. Yet, in medical settings, we often conflate the two — reducing a complex human experience to a single metric. “Imagine if a mechanic put your car on the scales before checking

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Breaking Barriers in Healthcare: The Case for Size-Inclusive Care

Breaking Barriers in Healthcare: The Case for Size-Inclusive Care Why Inclusivity in Healthcare Matters For far too long, individuals in larger bodies have faced systemic barriers to receiving proper healthcare. Visiting a healthcare provider can often feel uncomfortable, dismissive, or even traumatic. The experience of weight stigma in medical settings—where

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