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I'm consuming two a day during the pre op diet. Since they are so low in carbs and sugar, I was wondering if I could consume three a day. What are your thoughts on this? Any feedback would be helpful. Please share :)

Thanks,

Lala

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They have me doing 2 Protein shakes a day that are under 200 cal and have at least 15gm of Protein and 1 meal under 300 cal, under 15 carbs and over 15gm of protein for days 1-7 of the pre-op diet. Then on days 8-13, I will do 4 of those shakes a day, no solid food, then Clear liquids only in Day 14- the day before surgery.

I'm on Day 6. I 'm glad its getting a little better. Days 3 and 4 were the worst,

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I'm consuming two a day during the pre op diet. Since they are so low in carbs and sugar' date=' I was wondering if I could consume three a day. What are your thoughts on this? Any feedback would be helpful. Please share :)

Thanks,

Lala[/quote']

Did they give you a Cal count? As long as you stay under that I would say yes. Two of those is only 220 Cal's.

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Did they give you a Cal count? As long as you stay under that I would say yes. Two of those is only 220 Cal's.

No cal count, nothing but a pre op paper with food choices and how many servings I could have. I can have unlimited broth, sf Jello and Popsicles, crystal light or any 0calorie drinks, coffee or tea. And 1-2 servings of Protein shakes, half cups of skim milk-1serv, cottage cheese(yuck!), soy milk, light yogurt 1/8ozserv... So I'm lost really. Just concerned about the shakes.

Thanks so much for replying :)

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Sorry two premier shakes have 320 cals, stupid phone. Anyway. Based on calories its seems like if you would rather substitue a yogurt for another shake you could probably do that. However cottage cheese or yogurt are giving you certain nutrients etc. Post op I choose low fat cottage cheese with either pinapple or herbs added.

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Sorry two premier shakes have 320 cals' date=' stupid phone. Anyway. Based on calories its seems like if you would rather substitue a yogurt for another shake you could probably do that. However cottage cheese or yogurt are giving you certain nutrients etc. Post op I choose low fat cottage cheese with either pinapple or herbs added.[/quote']

I would love to substitute. Hopefully my dr gets back to me. She's usually really good about it.

Cottage cheese I may can handle post op but with the fruit. For some reason it's not good to me. I haven't eaten much broth because it's just nasty and makes me wanna hurl.

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