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I was told by someone who had GBS several years ago that during the first 6 months is when you loose all your weight then you need to work on the rest. I have been working really hard the whole time. My other problem I get dizzy and some muscle fatigue when I work out alot. Any hints?

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The doctors said the first year the weight loss is generally the result of the surgery. Year 2 the weight loss is all you. Therefore it's imperative that you learn how to eat healthy during that first year. It is very easy to start putting the weight back after the first year.

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My nutritionist told me that small meals / snacks are good. She also told me that having a routine with food is good. A better for success.

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