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Carbonated Drinks

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  • Toddy
    Toddy

    Nope, not worth it. I've had a couple of tiny sips when my husband had a carbonated beverage, and it just doesn't feel "right". Just not something I'm willing to take a chance on.

  • JustFluffy
    JustFluffy

    Do me a favor...if there is one single thing you should never do, it is to pick up another "soda" - ever! Diet or not...no you will not make your pouch "explode", however it can sabotadge all you hav

  • zubie1eye2
    zubie1eye2

    Yeah, don't do that. I was soda free for over two years after surgery. Then one day, I took a little sippy. Then another. In the past year I've gone from 210 (I was 350 prior to surgery) back up t

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I will sip only to relieve myself. Such as needing to burp

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    I dont drink any carbonated drinks, too much sugar in them (17 teaspoons of sugar in a can of coke). The diet ones will make you crave sugar, that's what my nutritionist said. Have been told though a few sips if a carbonated drink will help in a stick situation. I used to drink a couple of cans a coke a day prior to preparing for lapband, haven't had any in over four months and to be honest till now don't even miss it. Fingers crossed I'll never miss it.

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