Gravitas Patient Neil Salter Featured In Today's Daily Mail

February 15, 2011

A Gravitas patient who lost 12 stone following weight loss surgery is featured in the Daily Mail today.

Neil Salter, 43, an IT specialist from Cookham, Berkshire who used to weigh 26½ st, talks about the duodenal switch procedure he underwent in today’s “Me and My Operation” section.

Since the surgery, Neil has lost 12 stone and now weighs 14½st — close to his ideal weight.

“I feel great, with lots more energy so I can go on long walks or cycle with my children,” he says. “And I can eat almost normal portions of food such as chicken with gravy and vegetables.”

You can read the full article here: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-1357019/Me-operation-Gastric-op-means-lose-12-stone-year-STILL-eat-big-portions.html

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April 24, 2012

NHS worker who lost half her body weight after weight loss surgery is now the happiest she has even been.
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