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Too sweet! !

Fir the first couple of months I actually looked forward to taking my chewable vitamins. Something I can chew that was like a sweet little candy snack. Yum! Now I dread them. After over 3 months of no carbs and no sugar the sugary sweetness of the vitamins is yucky! Never thought I'd think anything sweet was yucky, but there it is. I also put Stevia in just about everything but lately I'm just turned off by all the sweet. It is possible the sleeve cured my sweet tooth? Sweet!

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Well honestly it cured mine!

Mine is much much less than it used to be. I loved sweets pre-surgery, but now I like salty stuff. Sweet tooth is not gone completely but is pretty tiny now. Low carb eating has really changed me.

The weird thing is that if I forget and start to plan a meal I still fall back on "Protein, starch, veg." It's hard to shuck a lifetime of carbs that are ingrained in you, even when you don't really crave them any more.

The sleeve for sure got rid of my sweet tooth! I'm grossed out by sweet things now, and I used to be a total sugar addict. It happened immediately after surgery, and 3 months later, it's even more so. All i crave is protein.

Same here. I take vitachews for calcium which is like chocolate candy and vitamins that are orange flavored chewables. I use to like taking them but now i dread it. I hate taking both of them and now im skipping days. Ughhhh

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