How many carbs and calories should i be eating???

Good topic and I would love to know how are we supposed to get 60g of protein if we can only hold 4oz of anything in this new pouch of ours. Please share your diet plans.

Right ??? Im so confused ??? For protein I drink a premier proteing from costco it has 30 g of protein so with that i am halfway through with protein ! I do strugle in the liquid part getting that much in

How many carbs and calories should i be eating???

That is a question for your NUT. My primary focus, especially immediately post-op is getting in all my protein. Carbs and calories follow that, especially if you are avoiding starch and sugar.

I had surgery in mexico and the NUT only gave me phase 1,2 after that i had to pay so I decided not to because i could look alot of this stuff online and plus I did not have the money:(

I had surgery in mexico and the NUT only gave me phase 1,2 after that i had to pay so I decided not to because i could look alot of this stuff online and plus I did not have the money:(

Did your NUT at least give you a protein goal?

Protein 60 grams

How many carbs and calories should i be eating???

You need a handbook. Google bariatric handbook food phases. I would also engage a nutritionist or medical person locally for your follow up. Various programs have different recommendations. Mine wasn't concerns with carbs, but did give me a calorie limit based on my particular needs. Yet speaking to others, my numbers are vastly different. I also see some programs are much more concerned with carbs than mine.

In the early days/weeks many of us could not reach Protein goals - staying hydrated is TOP priority in that time frame. Premier Protein with the 30g of protein is a great choice to help get there.

I was given 60g as the protein goal, but based on new research my practice now suggests 80g. I had a dietician (friend) tell me that due to my musclular build she thought I should aim for 80g too.

Anyway, it takes awhile to get there, it is very helpful to have a guide to cover the stages. Most of us started on Clear liquids, then full liquids, then mushy, then more solid (slowly) and then no restriction except good eating practices.

Calories and carb intake will increase with time after your surgery. You really need a nutritionist to help guide you. What you can do at one month out is very different from 6 months out. You will need more than 60 grams as the months progress most likely. I am supposed to be getting 80-90 which I have a hard time getting to

Thanks will find a NUT where i live to help me