Comments on: Help of medical tourists to India for the poor. http://jaapsuyk.wordpress.com/2008/06/27/help-of-medical-tourists-to-india-for-the-poor/ Just another WordPress.com weblog Wed, 22 Apr 2009 11:41:40 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: Jeffrey McWilliams http://jaapsuyk.wordpress.com/2008/06/27/help-of-medical-tourists-to-india-for-the-poor/#comment-9 Jeffrey McWilliams Wed, 16 Jul 2008 23:22:16 +0000 http://jaapsuyk.wordpress.com/?p=3#comment-9 At 5'10" and 196 lbs I am not morbildy obease but slightly over weigh and therefor not a candidate for Gastric ByPass surgery. However I am a diabetic and have trouble controlling my energy levels, concentration and blood sugar. I have discovered that a certain part of Gasric ByPass Surgery has proven to create a state in patients where blood sugar falls back into it's former pre diabetic levels making insulin injections unnecessary. There is no approved procedure for this in the US. I would be willing to travel in order to have surgery that would help. I would consider becoming a volunteer for a study if necessary. Jeffrey McWilliams At 5′10″ and 196 lbs I am not morbildy obease but slightly over weigh and therefor not a candidate for Gastric ByPass surgery. However I am a diabetic and have trouble controlling my energy levels, concentration and blood sugar.

I have discovered that a certain part of Gasric ByPass Surgery has proven to create a state in patients where blood sugar falls back into it’s former pre diabetic levels making insulin injections unnecessary.

There is no approved procedure for this in the US. I would be willing to travel in order to have surgery that would help. I would consider becoming a volunteer for a study if necessary.
Jeffrey McWilliams

]]> By: jaapsuyk http://jaapsuyk.wordpress.com/2008/06/27/help-of-medical-tourists-to-india-for-the-poor/#comment-7 jaapsuyk Wed, 09 Jul 2008 08:25:42 +0000 http://jaapsuyk.wordpress.com/?p=3#comment-7 Bariatric surgery in India has started almost 8 years ago and at Obesityasia you find the surgeons, dr. Shah and dr. Todkar with the largest surgical expertise at obesity and diabetes. Almost 1/3 of all procedures in India are performed by them and they are the first bariatric training center surgeons in India. Also the first procedure of India took place in Pune. For our organization U.S. citizens are one of our ways to help obese patients with good and affordable surgery. For those who come from abroad we have special coordinator from the Netherlands with more than 10 years of medical expertise in bariatric surgery. We are very open to providing companies, medical insurance companies and surgeons from US or Europe to give their patients the best possible care. We encourage you to bring insured and uninsured patients to our organization. With your information we also contacted Medtogo and we are waiting for their answer to our services. Bariatric surgery in India has started almost 8 years ago and at Obesityasia you find the surgeons, dr. Shah and dr. Todkar with the largest surgical expertise at obesity and diabetes. Almost 1/3 of all procedures in India are performed by them and they are the first bariatric training center surgeons in India. Also the first procedure of India took place in Pune.

For our organization U.S. citizens are one of our ways to help obese patients with good and affordable surgery. For those who come from abroad we have special coordinator from the Netherlands with more than 10 years of medical expertise in bariatric surgery.

We are very open to providing companies, medical insurance companies and surgeons from US or Europe to give their patients the best possible care.

We encourage you to bring insured and uninsured patients to our organization.
With your information we also contacted Medtogo and we are waiting for their answer to our services.

]]> By: Jack Brooks http://jaapsuyk.wordpress.com/2008/06/27/help-of-medical-tourists-to-india-for-the-poor/#comment-6 Jack Brooks Sun, 06 Jul 2008 02:17:26 +0000 http://jaapsuyk.wordpress.com/?p=3#comment-6 I'm an uninsured U.S. senior citizen and had to seek affordable medical care for my severely injured rotator cuff. My search and it's result in using a medical concierge service is too long to post here, but is described near the bottom of the page in this link to my testimonial: www.medtogo.com/rotator-cuff-repair.html Please be aware that I'm not an employee of, or being compensated in any way by the organization that assisted me so well; I only want to inform those hapless uninsured citizens like myself that there's hope for finding quality, affordable medical care. Sincerely, Jack Brooks I’m an uninsured U.S. senior citizen and had to seek affordable medical care for my severely injured rotator cuff. My search and it’s result in using a medical concierge service is too long to post here, but is described near the bottom of the page in this link to my testimonial: http://www.medtogo.com/rotator-cuff-repair.html
Please be aware that I’m not an employee of, or being compensated in any way by the organization that assisted me so well; I only want to inform those hapless uninsured citizens like myself that there’s hope for finding quality, affordable medical care.
Sincerely,
Jack Brooks

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