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  • I wouldn't recommend fruit juices at all. The sugar in fruit juice is comparable to drinking regular soda. Fruits should be limited. I know that many nutritionists allow fruits and juice but in realit

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    I do not drink juice at all, except an occasional 4 oz of low sodium V8...IMO it's wasted calories.

  • I quit drinking all juices when I made the decision to lose weight. The closest thing to juice that I'll occasionally have is Chic-Fil-A's Diet Lemonade.

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I wouldn't recommend fruit juices at all. The sugar in fruit juice is comparable to drinking regular soda. Fruits should be limited. I know that many nutritionists allow fruits and juice but in reality I personally would not ingest such. If you ingest too many carbs (and carbs are just chains of sugars) then you sabotage your weight loss.

As far as eating tomatoes and such goes, I love the cherry and grape tomatoes. I don't find them to be acidic at all.

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I don't drink orange juice.

I eat tomatoes and drink V8 all the time.

How far out are you?

Im a month post op... have a huge craving for an orange or orange juice lol ive been drinking the v8 also.

I do not drink juice at all, except an occasional 4 oz of low sodium V8...IMO it's wasted calories.

Try the Syntrax nectar fuzzy navel. I also like GNC lean shake 25 in orange cream. Both of those are great substitutes for orange juice for me.

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Try the Syntrax nectar fuzzy navel. I also like GNC lean shake 25 in orange cream. Both of those are great substitutes for orange juice for me.

I like the syntrax stawberry kiwi but i will definitely try that fuzzy navel! Thanks!

I can't tolerate lemonade post-sleeve. But I can drink orange juice.

3 years out still can not drink orange juice or tomato soup

I drank a lot of all natural lemonade and limeade the first two weeks after sleeve surgery, its all I could drink pretty much diluted with Water outside my Protein shakes.. I was fine and I think it helped my stomach heal and gave me energy .. Now over three weeks out I drink a little here and there..Sugar Free drinks make me sick just thinking about them.. And I can afford the calories no problem ..

For me and and my nutritionist approved plan its all about getting my nutrition and protein in and watching my calories.. But no problems with acidic drinks luckily!

I am 5 weeks out and have a glass of OJ every day. I know that it's empty calories, but i can't drink water all day....OJ goes down better then water somehow

I quit drinking all juices when I made the decision to lose weight.

The closest thing to juice that I'll occasionally have is Chic-Fil-A's Diet Lemonade.

Occasionally (like twice a month) I'll have a small glass of OJ. Small as in shot glass size. I drink it slowly to savor it. No problems unless I drink it too fast. One day I needed a drink and the only thing available was one of the kids juice boxes, way too sweet! Took my sip and passed it to a kids.

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