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So today I went saw my bariatrics nut , she said I've lost 53 pounds in 6 weeks. I thought I was doing great. She was concerned. She ask what I was eating I told her I eat about 3 spoonfuls at a time. I am at about 600 calories per day. She said to bump it up to 1000 cals per day. Also gave an ekg to make sure ticker working good. I am jog 3 miles everymorning and hitting gym after work. I thought I was doing great . But she says if I work out hard I need to feed my body better. Makes sense , she said eat smart not small. I was sleeved on 4/20 and have lost 123 since Nov . 68 pre-op

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So today I went saw my bariatrics nut , she said I've lost 53 pounds in 6 weeks. I thought I was doing great. She was concerned. She ask what I was eating I told her I eat about 3 spoonfuls at a time. I am at about 600 calories per day. She said to bump it up to 1000 cals per day. Also gave an ekg to make sure ticker working good. I am jog 3 miles everymorning and hitting gym after work. I thought I was doing great . But she says if I work out hard I need to feed my body better. Makes sense , she said eat smart not small. I was sleeved on 4/20 and have lost 123 since Nov . 68 pre-op

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That's amazing drive and dedication. Keep up the good work!

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With all that working out are you getting enough protien?

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Yes I do a premier shake am , cup cottage cheese then an Isopure threw out day. I'm getting my 90 grams protien for sure

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Wow you are doing phenomenally well! Congrats your weight loss rocks! I do agree with your nutritionist though, do what you can to bump up the calories. Other than that... GREAT JOB!!!

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Dear lord you're doing great. Thought I was doing well at 32 pounds in 7 weeks lol. Congratulations :-)

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Wow! That's great. Follow your nut's advice and I'm sure you'll be at your goal in no time.

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Wow I am 4 weeks out and have lost 16 since surgery and exercising 6 days a week, getting 50-60 of Protein and 60 oz of H2O. I am jealous! I keep my carbs below 40 too.

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Not sure what your surgeon/ NUT have advised, so by all means follow their plan- but 40 grams of carbs seems awfully high to me just being 4 weeks out. What is your Protein looking like? Are you already on full foods or mashed?

Wow I am 4 weeks out and have lost 16 since surgery and exercising 6 days a week, getting 50-60 of Protein and 60 oz of H2O. I am jealous! I keep my carbs below 40 too.

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You sound much like me. I took off like a rocket and lost like 60 pounds in six weeks. But now I'm at my 6 month mark losing 2-5 pounds a week (down 110 pounds since Jan now). It will level off eventually for you. As long as your labs show Vitamin intake is fine and you're hitting the Protein mark it should be ok.

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To add more on my post. I also do the no carb diet with no breads, flour, or sugars of any kind.

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