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Vitamins and protien shakes

Hey there all,

Just wondering the Vitamin requirement for gastric sleeves? Pre and post op

How do they differ from Vitamins like one a day?

Other then 22g of Protein what else is required for the shakes

Thanks

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I was told the only way to go was to get the Bariatric Vitamins. Regular vitamins are not enough.... I bought mine through Bariatric Advantage on line...... if you don't take the Bariatric vitamins plus Thiamine and Biotin you may suffer nutritional deficiencies.... this is what my doctor reccomends. I also take Calcium Citrate along with it.

Most surgeons go with the ASMBS guidelines -- your surgeon may have his or her own requirements. Mine is happy with my taking a double dose of Trader Joe's High Potency Chewable multi's - this meets the ASMBS guidelines except for one strange mineral I think. I also take supplemental iron, calcium citrate, B12, D, and K2 -- but I would be taking those things with or without the sleeve.

As far as protein shakes go, my guidelines are no more than 130 calories and no more than 6 carbs per serving -- except for a rare treat or splurge. I use protein powders, not RTD, so I would have to adjust that a bit if I used RTD protein.

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