(Newswire.net — November 19, 2014) — Joplin, MO — Dr. David E. Hargroder has become known as “America’s Weight Loss Doctor” for his work with mini-gastric bypass patients. He was the first surgeon trained to perform this procedure by Dr. Robert Rutledge, its inventor, and has since gone on to successfully assist many who are struggling with obesity. His book, Obesity: It’s Not A Character Flaw, ISBN #: 978-1-77204-033-3 due to be released January 1st 2015 is much anticipated and expected to be well received.
This book, located on the web at http://www.obesityisnotacharacterflaw.com, provides an in-depth look at the issues surrounding obesity. Rather than “blame the victim,” Dr. Hargroder’s book takes a compassionate and reasonable approach to why people actually become obese and the options they have to control this condition. His book is important reading for anyone who is struggling with obesity or for those who care for, or treat those with obesity conditions.
According to Dr. Hargroder, “Winning the weight loss battle for life is within your reach. You just have to be willing to take the first step.” With his caring and compassionate approach to obesity treatment, Dr. Hargroder’s patients benefit from his expertise and his wisdom in winning the battle against dangerous weight gain. They are able to lose weight successfully and become healthier for life with his help.
Now, Dr. Hargroder is offering a webinar on the mini-gastric bypass procedure on his website at www.mgb-surgery.com. This webinar will explain everything needed to make an informed decision about bariatric surgery and how it can impact the lives of people suffering from obesity. Those who sign up will also receive two free gifts: access to the mini-gastric bypass video series and a free copy of Dr. Hargroder’s book. For more information, visit the website and learn about the next upcoming webinar session.
About Dr. Hargroder: Dr. David Hargroder, a graduate of LSU Medical School, has served as chairman of the Department of Surgery at Mercy Hospital in Joplin and currently serves as chairman of the division of General Surgery. He is a bariatric surgeon who was the first to be trained to perform the mini-gastric bypass. His work has helped people lose weight for nearly 20 years, and he has become known as “America’s Weight Loss Doctor.” He takes a compassionate approach with each patient that speaks to those struggling with obesity. He is also a much sought-after speaker and trainer who travel the world teaching other medical professionals about weight loss and the human side of that journey.