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Problematic Foods

As a newbie, I want to know what foods didn't work for everyone. I know everyone's different but I wanted to know what particular food just didn't agree with your new sleeve. I'm starting my "forever" diet in a week or so I just wanted some advice on what foods to be cautious towards.

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So interesting to read about all the various things that people can't tolerate. For me it's bread and anything fried. I am pleased with this because it makes resisting these things simple as I dislike pain. So much easier than willpower.

I live on mash potatoes because they agree with me... With sone cheddar cheese on them for the protein... Of course about two tablespoons. I am three months out and I've tried things that I don't like the way they make my sleeve feel... Meat does not work for me at all...tuna gets stuck... Some chicken .. Has to be the dark chicken...no pasta... Tried a little.. Horrible feeling... I don't venture out to much from my regular menu because I don't like that feeling of needing to throw up! Alyce

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