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Thanks camella..... It was nice to hear from you, it's nice how everybody is a friend and well wisher on this app... Absolutely love it! As per your advice, yeah you are extremely right... Dehydrat
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Ramadan Mubarak! I'm not muslim, but l'm familiar with what is required when fasting. I would be very careful with your activity level, especially if you are exercising during the day or live in hot
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I am not Muslim either but I seem to recall reading other posts on this site from people who are fasting for Ramadan after having WLS. If you search Ramadan you may be able to find some advice. Best
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Hi guys, so I m Muslim and I got my gastric sleeve done on 12 math March, I m 3 months post op and 30 pounds down.
In a few days the holy month of Ramadan will begin, where we (Muslims) start fasting for like 14-16hours a day.....
I have always taken my fasting very seriously so I make it a point to never miss any days.... I m excited and enthusiast about this... I hope the weight doesn't stall at any point, hoping this fasting works as a benefit and helps me lose more weight.... Since I will be on starvation mode not sure how that will work. Something I can report to you guys in a months time ????
I do workout like 2 miles walking 5days a week, haven't started with weights or any other gym training otherwise... You guys think I should up my activity level? Or should add gym training to my ritual?
Anybody else facing the same conundrum?!?!?!
Help in such scenario from anyone is really welcomed and looking forward to some answers...