Digestive Dynamics
The Interplay Between Bariatric Surgery, Nutrition Strategies and Gut-Brain Axis
- 1st Edition - April 1, 2027
- Latest edition
- Editors: Ahmed Hamad, Tahra El Obeid, Karim A. Farouk, Haris Khwaja
- Language: English
Digestive Dynamics: The Interplay Between Bariatric Surgery, Food and Gut-Brain Axis offers an integrated perspective on the complex changes experienced by bariatric surgery patien… Read more
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Description
Description
Key features
Key features
- Analyzes physiological and metabolic changes post-bariatric surgery to inform nutritional management
- Develops and applies evidence-based dietary protocols for pre- and post-operative car
- Implements behavioral and psychological strategies to enhance patient compliance and outcomes
Readership
Readership
Table of contents
Table of contents
1. Introduction: Overview of Bariatric Surgery and its Nutritional Challenges
2. Physiological Changes Post-Surgery: Metabolic, Hormonal, and Digestive Adaptations with Gut-Brain Axis and Microbiota Modulation
3. Impact of Bariatric Surgery on Metabolic Syndrome: Managing Related Conditions
4. The Gut-Brain Axis: Linking Digestion, Mood, and Food Choices
5. Gut Microbiota and Bariatric Surgery: Impacts on Digestion and Health
Section II — Clinical Nutrition and Patient Management
6. Nutritional Protocols Pre- and Post-Operation: Evidence-Based Guidelines
7. Micronutrient Deficiencies and Management: Addressing Common Gaps
8. Dietary Supplements for Bariatric Patients: Filling the Gaps
9. Protein Requirements in Bariatric Diets: Meeting Critical Needs
10. Fiber and Digestive Health in Bariatric Patients: Ensuring Balance
11. Hydration Strategies Post-Surgery: Addressing Challenges
12. Managing Food Intolerances and Sensitivities: Tailoring Diets
13. Post-Surgical Complications and Nutritional Solutions: Preventing Issues
14. Patient Compliance and Psychological Aspects: Behavioral Strategies
15. Pharmacological Considerations in Bariatric Patients
16. Role of Exercise in Post-Surgical Recovery: A Holistic Approach
Section III — Special Populations
17. Nutritional Management in Bariatric Surgery and Fertility/Pregnancy
18. Bariatric Surgery in Older Adults: Nutritional Challenges and Strategies
19. Pediatric Bariatric Surgery and Nutrition: Special Considerations
Section IV — Food Science, Technology, and Innovation
20. Role of Food Science in Patient Care: Innovations for Dietary Adjustments
21. Food Formulation for Bariatric Patients: Designing Patient-Specific Food Products
22. Emerging Technologies in Food Science: Applications for Bariatric Care
23. Role of Artificial Intelligence in Bariatric Care: Personalizing Nutrition
24. Future Foods: Trends in Functional and Medical Nutrition: What’s Next?
Product details
Product details
- Edition: 1
- Latest edition
- Published: April 1, 2027
- Language: English
About the editors
About the editors
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Ahmed Hamad
Dr. Ahmed Hamad is a renowned food science and nutrition expert with years of experience in teaching, research, and industry. Dr. Ahmed has published numerous papers and books on food hygiene, nutrition, and bioscience and has worked with various government and non-government organizations on food safety and nutrition projects. Ahmed has been teaching and researching food science, Safety, technology, and quality for Thirteen (13) years. Ahmed teaches Food Chemistry, Microbiology, Food Technology and processing, Food Safety, and TQM courses in the food industry. Ahmed has many publications (+35) in highly prestigious peer-reviewed journals. He also contributes to many funded scientific projects. Ahmed participated as a peer reviewer for many prestigious food journals. Ahmed Has a role as a Book Editor for IGI Global, Springer, Wiley and CRC. Ahmed is a member of many professional associations and societies, such as RSPH, IFST, IAFP, AMSA, and ASM. He has also worked as an associate food safety and quality consultant from 2012 till now. He conducts over 2000+ Food safety and quality audits and leads Consulting projects for ISO 22000, ISO 9001, BRC, IFS, SQF, FSSC 22000, and HACCP/HARPC. He also designs and develops SOPs, SSOPs, Food safety policies for the Food Industry, and Food catering.
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Tahra El Obeid
Dr. Tahra El Obeid is a highly accomplished expert in food science, human nutrition, and academic accreditation, with a career spanning over two decades in teaching, research, and consultancy. She is an Associate Professor at Qatar University’s College of Health Sciences. Dr. El Obeid has designed and implemented innovative curricula, aligned with international standards, and developed advanced postgraduate programs to foster excellence in nutrition education and research. Dr. El Obeid’s research portfolio is vast and impactful, with over 70 publications in high-impact journals covering topics such as bioactive compounds, functional foods, food safety, and dietary interventions for public health challenges. She has led and contributed to numerous funded research projects, including Qatar Research Development and Innovative Council and Qatar University grants, focusing on innovative solutions such as algae-based proteins, heavy metal risk assessments, and sustainable food systems. Her grants reflect her ability to address critical research gaps in nutrition and food security. Notable projects include investigations into camel milk authenticity, anti-obesity interventions, and phenolic bioactives for managing Type 2 diabetes. Dr. El Obeid actively contributes to international and national advisory boards. She represents Qatar in the Codex Alimentarius Technical Working Group on cell-based foods and precision fermentation under FAO/WHO. Her advisory roles span institutions such as Qatar's Ministry of Public Health and Qatar Standards and Metrology Organization, influencing policy on food safety, nutritional standards, and public health strategies. Beyond academia, she has consulted for global organizations, including the United Nations World Food Program (WFP), UNICEF, and WHO, focusing on food fortification, malnutrition, and public health interventions. She is a recognized leader in bridging academia and practice, contributing to national food security programs and empowering communities through sustainable nutritional solutions. Her groundbreaking research, extensive advisory contributions, and dedication to public health position her as a visionary leader in the fields of food science and nutrition.
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Karim A. Farouk
Dr. Karim A. Farouk is an experienced bariatric surgeon and lecturer of general surgery "Gastrointestinal surgery Unit ", Faculty of medicine, Tanta University, Egypt whose work focuses on surgical innovations, metabolic outcomes, and patient care in obesity management. His work performing laparoscopic sleeve gastrectomy bridges the gap between surgical expertise and patient-centric nutrition strategies.
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