The procedure of bariatic surgery for morbid obesity may have been proven to be one of the measures for reducing weight. Yet, the criticism was initiated on the grounds that the same procedure for reducing weight was insisted and publicized through publication in academic journals by an organization which itself denied and spoke against the use of bariatic surgery for reducing weight.

The specific quote taken from the subject articles more than convincingly insists on bariatic surgery as a mode of reducing weight. According to the quote, “there is sufficient evidence to conclude that surgery improves health outcomes for patients with morbid obesity as compared to non-surgical treatment.”

With numerous modes of alternative treatments, equally various diet and exercise programs emerging today, there is little reason to pursue any surgery program as such. Furthermore, in a nation where insertion of a needle without any probable cause is questioned, pursuit of a full fledged surgery and that too for a problem such as weight loss is certainly insignificant and totally uncalled for.