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My two week pre-op diet starts today and marks the beginning of my period, too.
My diet isn't nearly as bad as some that I've read on here. That said, I am so thankful I started a modification of this two weeks ago to ease my fat ass into healthier eating and smaller portions.
Breakfast: One shake.
Lunch: One shake and one small piece of fruit.
Snack: 6-8oz non fat greek yogurt or 1/2 cup FF cottage cheese.
Dinner: 4oz lean meat and unlimited non-starchy veggies.
Snack: 1/2 cup veggies.
I can have unlimited veggies all day as well as needed.
I did make one great discovery this morning. Our NUT said not to knock ourselves our looking for the perfect Protein powder. She recommends dried non fat milk. She did say that my favorite Protein Shake, EAS Carb Advantage does NOT meat the dietery requirements as they are too low in carbs and calories, but with the addition of nonfat dried milk, they are perfect.
Mixed one in a blender with 1 cup of crushed ice and 1/3 cup of the powdered milk and the stats are: 190 cal/ 16 carbs/ 3 fat/ 25 protein. Rich, creamy and much more like an ice cream shake. Next to start adding SF coffee syrups to add variety.
What a barrel of fun I am! From mixing cocktails that would make your pants fall off in the sorority house to mixing Protein drinks in my own home to make the pounds fall of. HA!! I'm officially old.