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  • stacyrg2
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    No. Good luck with your surgery!

  • Samara1974
    Samara1974

    You will read this a lot but your tastes are going to change, foods that you used to love (greasy burgers, take out, even some "healthy" foods) may taste weird or off to you. I LOVED sweets pre-surger

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No. Good luck with your surgery!

You will read this a lot but your tastes are going to change, foods that you used to love (greasy burgers, take out, even some "healthy" foods) may taste weird or off to you. I LOVED sweets pre-surgery and now I can take or leave them. Things with lots of carbs or sugar actually make me sick to my stomach.

Due to Ketosis Water tasted sweet after surgery and I had a lot of trouble getting my fluids in luckily this changed and I can now drink water which I loved before surgery.

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