"What a Transformation" Plus-sized Woman Undergoes Surgery to Lose Weight, New Photos Stun Many

"What a Transformation" Plus-sized Woman Undergoes Surgery to Lose Weight, New Photos Stun Many

  • A woman's weight loss journey from the period of her surgery to three years post-surgery has caught the attention of netizens
  • The woman transformed from being overweight to achieving significant weight loss with consistent effort
  • Doctor Olabisi Joseph confirmed to Legit.ng that surgery is a great way to remove excess fat from the body of a human

A beautiful woman has bravely shared her weight loss journey which amazed netizens on the X app.

The resilient woman who underwent surgery documented the entire process for her followers.

Amazing transformation photos of plus-sized woman stuns netizens
Stunning transformation photos of plus-sized woman Photo credit: @oyindapenaddict/ X.
Source: Twitter

In a post shared on X by @oyindapenaddict, the woman reiterated her aim to inspire others who may be facing similar challenges.

Determined woman loses weight, flaunts transformation

After three years, her weight loss journey yielded remarkable result which was posted online.

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Through her dedication and hard work, she achieved a drastic weight reduction, transforming her physical appearance and overall well-being.

Netizens applaud woman as she shares weight loss journey

Netizens were quick to applaud the woman's weight loss transformation, recognizing the immense effort and dedication required to achieve such significant results.

@ugo_hi reacted:

“This lady should be a motivation to other women. A lot of them should use her as point of contact to lose weight you can't be disturbing us in keke because of your weight fix up this year.”

RUTH IS FAVO... said:

“So where's the last picture that's supposed to shock me?”

O.J.= KELLY said:

“What a transformation.”

@Karigwe reacted:

“Why do people always do surgeries for wait loss? There are good workout routine o have seen bigger people use and it worked with no risk and side effects.”

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@MissKike said:

“Woow this journey isn't easy fr.”

@damsolad said:

“Very incredible, she will need to be strict to maintain the new stature.”

@CFC_MC said;

“Wow. She now look moderate, gorgeous and beautiful. I salute her level of determination. Women out there should emulate her.”

@LarryXcell reacted:

“Women who can lose weight and maintain it have a special place in my book.”

Doctor Olabisi Joseph confirmed to Legit.ng that surgery is a great way to remove excess fat from the body of a human

"Yes surgery is a great way to take out fat, especially for someone too weak to work out. Just ensure that the hospital is very dedicated to their job."

See the post below:

Aju Mbaise for flat tummy and weight loss

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that herbs are used for treatment of various diseases and are successfully used in weight loss and prolongation of human life.

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Today, we will talk about Aju Mbaise, a 'soup' traditionally given to nursing mothers to help them regain nutrients lost during childbirth. The mixture is also known to aid in weight loss and fertility. It is a fat burning herbal mixture that combines ginger roots, traditional leaves, uziza seeds, uda and the bark of a special medicinal tree found in Mbaise.

This combination is wrapped together to form a coiled wrap, hence the Igbo term Aju (which means 'wrap'). The mixture has a bitter alkaline taste with a delicious aroma. The leaves are either brewed plainly as tea or used for a peppersoup.

Source: Legit.ng

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Ankrah Shalom (Human-Interest editor) Shalom Ankrah is a journalist and a Human Interest Editor at Legit.ng with over three years of experience. She has a degree in Mass communication from Alex Ekwueme University. Shalom has worked with reputable news organizations including The Tide and GistReel. Email: ankrah.shalom@corp.legit.ng.