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Question re: food intake

Hi I was banded August 2013 and given instructions to eat. 3- 1 cup meals and 2 small Snacks. My friend had hers done and her dr said only 3 one cup meals no snacking? I know you should go by what you are recommended and I'm following my instructions to a t however very slow results. Mind you I'm not in green zone yet. I would please love others meal portion and opinion

Thank you :)

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Well, as you have said, different surgeons give differnt instructions. My own would never have said a cup of food at one time. That is a lot of food! My surgeon did say I could have Snacks, but not the 100 calorie snacks that the companies market. So, he suggested low cal Jello, or cheese, or veggies. Best wishes to you.

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Yep my surgeon said one cup 3x and then 2 small snacks. I'm curious as to what other eating plans others have. How much food were u allowed at a meal?

I do 3 meals and 1 snack. My surgeon orginally said 3 meals and no Snacks, but recanted when we talked and he told me that 4 hours is too long to go without having something. He said he likes 3 to 4 hours hunger free. Well, do the math and if you get up at 6 and stay up til 10p, every 3 to 4 hours does't work well.

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