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Before and after foods?

Do you still eat some same foods or does your taste buds changed? What you no longer can eat? And what you still can eat?

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  • johnlatte
    johnlatte

    Yep, eat basically what I want. Taste buds haven't changed. Haven't had issues with foods not settling well. I don't eat the same foods, however since that basically is how I became a fat ass, so I

  • QueenBusyBee
    QueenBusyBee

    I used to be a chocolate lover pre op now 3 months post op I cant eat ice cream or chocolate, after a bite or two my whole mouth and throat start tingling, like its telling me its way too much sugar a

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Yep, eat basically what I want. Taste buds haven't changed. Haven't had issues with foods not settling well. I don't eat the same foods, however since that basically is how I became a fat ass, so I changed my habits and now strive for a healthy balanced diet.

The only food "change" for me has been coffee. I LOVED coffe before surgery. Drank it every am & knew exactly what was "good" coffee. Now . . CAN NOT tolerate the taste. And I am still grieving. I miss that warm, bitter morning tradition. Actually, I am completely caffeine free . . Probably haven't been caffeine free since I was 14 years old . . Ha, ha.

I loved ice cream before, now it just tastes too ... "bright", I mean, it tastes like pure sugar and fat, unless I make homemade. Also, the intense release of sugar into my blood stream makes me feel like the tail end of a 3 day bender :/

On the flip side, you couldn't have paid me to eat a mushroom before, now I purposely search out mushroom recipes! :P

I used to be a chocolate lover pre op now 3 months post op I cant eat ice cream or chocolate, after a bite or two my whole mouth and throat start tingling, like its telling me its way too much sugar at once, and once it goes down to my tummy I get nauseous. Great thing that I dont crave either...I dont necessarily follow a sugar free or low sugar diet but for some reason those 2 I cant handle.

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