We help weight loss surgery patients, dietitians and bariatric surgeons with the RIGHT eating plan for a successful transition to a healthier life.
Weight loss surgery is commonly used to treat obesity. It’s a powerful tool that dramatic changes eating. All types of weight loss surgery change the gastrointestinal tract in some way, and this change then impacts on eating and nutrition. Most weight is lost in the first 12 months after surgery, and it’s often enough to help people live life more comfortably. Unfortunately, nutritional issues can occur without high-quality nutrition guidance. If you are committed to being healthy it’s important that you don’t leave your nutrition to chance.
90 day transition
Australia’s leading online nutritional program for weight loss surgery patients. Over 90 days learn how to prepare, and recover from weight loss surgery. Includes everything you need to know to safely and comfortably transition back to normal food. Highly experienced and respected bariatric surgery dietitians, provide nutrition guidance.
Designed for dietitians, bariatric dietitians, surgeons and their patients. The most convenient way to support those having weight loss surgery, whether they attend in person or via telehealth.
90 day transition
Over 90 days learn how to prepare, and recover from weight loss surgery. Includes everything you need to know to safely and comfortably transition back to normal food. Highly experienced and respected bariatric surgery dietitians, provide nutrition guidance. They have been supporting weight loss surgery patients in Newcastle since 2007.
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Kathryn’s Story
My journey started with a meeting with the surgeon who then referred me the Enlighten Nutritions dietitian. I was 62 years old and had tried every diet on the planet. Some were successful however I always regained the weight! I discussed surgery with my GP and she agreed that medical intervention was required.
