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Pre-op diet in the mail?

I've read in various posts about people getting their pre-op diet in the mail. My doctor hasn't mentioned anything about a diet in the mail. What is this and where do I get it? Is it worth it?

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  • KristinaRnY
    KristinaRnY

    Never heard of it either

  • gowalking
    gowalking

    I do hope your doctor has discussed in detail, your pre-op/post-op diet with you. This is one way to get a sense of how your surgeon will take care of you as aftercare with the band is just as importa

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I have never heard of this...

Never heard of it either

What I got from my doctor was an online website to buy my protein shakes and vitamin ect. But I thought it was on the expensive side

I'm not sure if this is the same thing your doctor was talking about though

I do hope your doctor has discussed in detail, your pre-op/post-op diet with you. This is one way to get a sense of how your surgeon will take care of you as aftercare with the band is just as important as the surgery itself. Your doctor should be sitting with you and explaining the diet you will follow. This gives you the ability to understand and/or ask questions if you are not sure about something. A diet in the mail sounds like the doctor can't be bothered to take the time with his/her patients. Not a good start for sure IMO.

Could you be referring to those folks whose insurance covers their protein supplements? There are posts about folks who applied with a company to get their shakes and vitamins delivered by a company that bills their health insurance. I think the company advertises on BPal's website. ..

That's what I'm thinking you mean too... it's InsureNutrition.com... only a few minutes to fill out and you may qualify for free (insurance covered) protein shakes, scar cream and vitamins... good luck

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Thanks everyone. My doctor never mentioned the diet in the mail. He has provided me with lots of information on both the pre op and the post op diets. I'm looking forward to my surgery, and the support of everyone here.

Could this be the folks who are going to Mexico or some other far-away place for surgery? So they get their pre-op instructions by mail?

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