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Mr_Worm

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  1. I went through this phase to. It passes and I found out it was some of the soft foods I had been eating with artifical sweeteners (for me it was sugar free pudding) that were causing the issue
  2. I'd still add in the protein liquids either in the form of the 3oz protein shots or protein shakes. It promotes lean muscle mass and helps the body adjust to the change
  3. For me, weight training to keep the body toned was most important. This ment no so much on the cardio. Also for guys like me, I wanted to prevent the muscle mass loss so I wouldn't become a weakling..
  4. You know..I saw the puree food stage as simply too much effort and never had anything pureed. I just kept finding different soft foods that were healthy. Maybe I'm just a guy
  5. it does boost your immune health. The Vitafusion gummies are great
  6. Meet in the middle at about 1000 per day and you'll be fine. Each body is different. I aim to not exceed 1000 a day my self...with a goal of 800
  7. Yea relax and make sure you're not eating sugar and processed flour. Drink plenty of water and no soda. These are big key things to maximize weightloss I've found.
  8. Yea thats too much sugar. You'll double your weight loss post op if you eliminate the sugar..
  9. i never stopped using them...never bothered me. The big fear was that it would produce air in the tummy...didn't for me
  10. BLIS is also a finance company that does exclusive baratric surgeries
  11. Never fear. You've hit whats commonly known as the "3 week stall". During this week to two week period, you will see very little to no weightloss but you'll start seeing INCHES come off you. There are numerous posts on here about the three week stall you can search and read on. Just have to wait it out and keep doing what the doctor told you. I lost two pant sizes during my 3 week stall. So keep an eye on the inches!
  12. if you are doing the required water intake, the sodium will be removed from the body. I've been doing the no carb diet since being sleeved and taking in TONS of sodium. My blood work last week came back fine on sodium levels. This is another reason why water is key. Flushing out the bad!
  13. Why hello there....how you doin?
  14. Is it odd that I'm actually eating a Wendy's chili while reading this? No joke! Once you're at the state of tolerating it, Wendy's chili is grand. High in protein, high in fiber, and low in fat.
  15. fluffy things can expand... especially if they come in contact with water and digestive juices. Also, some people grow a lactate intolerance briefly post op. You may have did a double whammy with a fluffy food and a milk product...just gotta keep testing to see what works. When I did soft foods I really liked the greek yogurt, soups, puddings, and jellos
  16. yea the gallbladder is on your right side on the big part of the liver..not left
  17. Broth trick: Strain campbells soup and drink the broth. Has WAY much more flavor than the think Swanson brand stuff
  18. Ha this is going to be one of the most baffling things you're going to go through. I'm down 90 pounds and I haven't realized it mentally. Yes I'm in much smaller clothes and yes people are giving me OMG when they see me...but to me I still feel like the same ole me. I guess that could be because I was a "healthy fat person" before surgery and felt fine and still do. Maybe one day it will settle in but till then I know deep down I'm healthier and I'm back to my studly looks
  19. Gas X..or Beano...for over the counter. My doc sent me home with prescription gas relieve after surgery, maybe you can have something called in?. Walking really is the key too
  20. Ha yea but I went like 4 months WITHOUT a soda...its like going back to a crack habit here.
  21. *the new Pepsi NEXT...not max
  22. Ok I've learned this trick..and its bad and I need to stop doing it. If you take a 20oz bottle of soda....shake it real hard...and gently release the pressure out...about 4-5 times..it makes the soda completely flat of carbonation and goes in with no bloating. I've been doing this a time a two with the new Pepsi Max....someone tell me stop haha. Mind you I never had any issues after surgery..not even pain from surgery or food. Weight loss has been above average so far and I guess I'm treating myself with a flat soda here in there...but someone should slap my hand here.. Worm
  23. I live on the diet Lipton green tea citrus and mixed berry

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