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When I Can Eat Spicy Or Fried Food?!

I was sleeved 4 weeks ago and wondering when I can eat spicy or fried?

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  • Never eat FRIED!!! Spicy depends on your tastes...

  • Lauranbob Mc
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    fried adds extra fat & calories that are high in saturated fats (artery clogging) No bueno. If you are craving fried food. to to oven fry but even that I would only do on special occasions

  • Greasy fried in, makes for greasy out too (Ewwww) Besides, we had the sleeve to help us not to revert back to eating all the bad things.

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Like others have said, fried food is generally on the 'unapproved' list of foods for most nutritionists. I have found that other than the occasional splurge on chicken wings, or sneaking a few of my daughter's fries . . . fried food makes my stomach upset. It doesn't sit well, the greasiness is heavy and makes for uncomfortable digestion. Therefore, I just avoid most things fried in general.

Spicy food is a different story! I was able to eat spicy after about 4-6 weeks, and it hasn't bothered my stomach at all.

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