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delayed restriction

Has anyone else not felt restriction until 6 months out? I still think I can eat more than the average sleeved person but it has not been until recently that I feel restriction.

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    3/4 cup of chili is not that much for 6 months out. And popcorn???? Popcorn is the very definition of a slider food. That's why you can eat so much of it. When you eat dense protein and green veg

  • Thinner Peace You didn't feel much restriction post WLS of 6/13/12, correct??? you lost 67 lbs in that time period though - good for you thats wonderful now 12/16/12 you DO feel a restriction?? soun

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Has anyone else not felt restriction until 6 months out? I still think I can eat more than the average sleeved person but it has not been until recently that I feel restriction.

Thinner Peace

You didn't feel much restriction post WLS of 6/13/12, correct??? you lost 67 lbs in that time period though - good for you thats wonderful

now 12/16/12 you DO feel a restriction?? sounds that way?

i/many people don't feel a restriction til they get to their solid stage - you didn't feel that restriction for a longer time period - i don't think thats common

but...you still lost those nasty 67 lbs, and now you do feel the necessary good restriction :)

I never understand how people can say they can eat more than what they used to, more than the average sleever??? :(

Whatever portion your NUT tells you to eat whether it be 1/3 cup, 2/3 cup or 1 cup - thats all you should be putting on your plate - please don't put more on plate to "test" to see if your tummy can hold it,ok-promise ;)

eating the proper amount is the only way to go with your food intake -IMO of course ;)

(hope i understood what you said - and i spoke back correctly :)

sounds like you are doing great - started at 230 lbs - down to 163 lbs - goal in 23 lbs - good for you :)

good luck

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At 6 months out I am eating about 900-1000 calories a day. My NUT has not given me an amount of food I should be eating since I have been on solid food. Tonight I had 3/4 cup of chili and cheese toast. Most sleevers cannot eat that much. I can easily eat 5 cups of popcorn. However, I do not eat nearly as much as I did pre-surgery. WIth my daily exercise routine I have lost 100 pounds. So, I have been successful I just need to be very mindful of the amount I eat.

3/4 cup of chili is not that much for 6 months out. And popcorn???? Popcorn is the very definition of a slider food. That's why you can eat so much of it. When you eat dense protein and green veggies you should feel more restriction. 1000 calories at 6 months doesn't seem like too much at all. It seems like you're doing fine other than maybe making some bad food choices, but I'm only basing that on the little bit of food info you offered. It also sounds like you're getting close to goal. Congrats.

NUT has not given me an amount of food I should be eating - daily exercise routine I have lost 100 pounds. So, I have been successful I just need to be very mindful of the amount I eat.

Girlfriend

sounds like you know what you are doing - lost over 100 lbs :) - as you said - you've been successful!!!

very happy for you

keep doing what you are doing - its working for you

happy holidays

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