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Surgical vs. Lifestyle in Obese Older Adults
The study aims are 1. to demonstrate the feasibility of recruiting and enrolling 10 subjects aged 55-75 planning to undergo sleeve gastrectomy and enrolling 10-20 (1-2 per surgical patient) matched subjects to the described intensive lifestyle intervention. 2. to collect preliminary data on the comparative effectiveness of the two interventions on physical function, weight loss, body composition, bone density and QOL.
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