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Hi everyone new to this i was offered gastric bypass last year but was not ready now i am but friends keep trying to talk me out of it. Does anyone no if its true u can never eat chocolate or cake or fizzy drinks ever again?

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Hi everyone new to this i was offered gastric bypass last year but was not ready now i am but friends keep trying to talk me out of it. Does anyone no if its true u can never eat chocolate or cake or fizzy drinks ever again?

Hi..it is not true that you can never do these things again. I have seen ppl get back fat. Your tummy can "re-stretch"...now my friend is 5yrs out. She can eat that stuff, but she eats it in moderation. She can eat a piece,but she will dump if she eats two.A fizzy drink might not feel good.

Some people can eat everything you posted, some can't it depends on your body. Right now I am three months out, and foods I ate last week make me sick this wek, but I am down 61 pounds

I am almost a year post op and there really is not anything that I can not eat. It is about portion control.

Do you still drink a lot of protein?, I can not eat chicken or turkey, it makes me sick

Some days I drink shakes and some I don't. It really depends on my activity level for the day. You do not just have to drink shakes to get in your protein. Try using double pasteurized egg whites. You can add them to any drink and you do not taste it. It turns a drink with 0 protein in to one with protein. I still struggle with chicken and turkey as well. I find I eat a lot of fish and meat as my protein sources.

Hi everyone new to this i was offered gastric bypass last year but was not ready now i am but friends keep trying to talk me out of it. Does anyone no if its true u can never eat chocolate or cake or fizzy drinks ever again?

I heard this in my group meeting pre-op from a post-op person. 1. your taste buds change. 2. fizzy drinks you can't do. yes my taste buds changed and now some of the foods that i used to love turn my stomach. so who knows you might not want to eat that piece of chocolate cake. but I can drink a small amount of a decaf-fizzy drink but not often.

I'm three weeks out and went cold turkey off diet pepsi...I really don't miss it that much and I had a serious addiction. I just get sick of fruity flavors all the time...I switch to iced tea when it gets to be too sweet. I'm not a chocolate lover thank God so I don't miss that.

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Thank u so so much for all your replys i am adicted to fizzy drinks and hate drinks with no fizz i am really worried about this has any body got any ideas?

Man I feel you...I had an eight diet pepsin a day habit...I cut out one every two days pre surgery and am now drinkiing vitamin water and diet v8 splash...ice tea etc...it's a small price to pay....I'm down thirty six lbs in four weeks from my HW of 297. I can live without my diet pepsin.certainly not worth stretching the pouch or getting sick. It's hard though. You can do it!

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Well done that is fantastic really is. Ill try and cut it down day by day thank u so much x

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