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Let her eat cake

Sooo, went to a wedding last night and they had sugar free cake. I went for it. It was so good and I didn't have a bad reaction. Even today I feel great. I did proceed to dance for an hour so hopefully it will balance out. Keeping fingers crossed for the weekly weigh in this Wednesday. Is it just me, or did anyone else think cake would make them sick? hw-272, preop diet day 1-267, day of surgery- 255, 2 weeks op 245

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  • You did say sugar free cake. That is interesting. The sugar in most wedding cakes does make people sick because the stomach and intestines are not used to all that sugar, potentially leading to the du

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You did say sugar free cake. That is interesting. The sugar in most wedding cakes does make people sick because the stomach and intestines are not used to all that sugar, potentially leading to the dumping syndrome. It would make me sick. the last time i have eaten sugar outside the sugar found in protein shakes and bars (usually 1-3 g) has been april 2012. I do not miss it. If you like sugar free cake and it does not cause you any issues (dumping, weight gain, etc), I say eat it. Be reasonable though. Try and stick to a single small piece.

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