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Can I have over cooked rice during week 2 post op?

Hi everyone

I'm in my phase 2 also known as Week 2 of my VSG journey I have been quite weak and in need of some energy boost. Can I have some overcooked rice food processed?

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    • Bufflehead
      Bufflehead

      That depends on your surgeon/dietician's plan for you. It certainly wasn't allowed on my plan -- I was on liquids and even when I moved to pureed and soft foods, high-carb, high-calorie, low-protein,

    • chasingpolaris321
      chasingpolaris321

      Listen to your NUT, but I personally wouldn't go anywhere near rice for quite some time. I'm a year out and I still find rice challenging to digest. Also there's not much nutritional value in rice exc

    • Sharon1964
      Sharon1964

      Whenever someone says, "can I eat...", my first thought is always, "what does your surgeon/nutritionist say?" Mine says no rice, Pasta, bread, crackers for six months. I'm not sure why you think r

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    Are you on a B-12? I have the B-12 nasal spray and I have almost limitless energy now.

    What brand do you use? I would love to try this. My surgeon and NUT both have suggested adding a b-12 supplement.

    I use the one prescribed by my Doctor. Nascobal. They also provide bariatiric vitamins for "free" each month with the Nascobal prescription.

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