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Weight loss and liquids

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  • NeedaBreak4Me
    NeedaBreak4Me

    Hey... congratulations on your recovery. I wouldn't worry about your weight loss for now. During the first month your body is recovering and what you lose has no effect on your long term success.

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    You can not prevent them... its a natural process... and every body is different Check out this post.... it has everything you need to know http://BariatricPal.com/index.php?/topic/351046-Embrace-t

  • GSleeve822
    GSleeve822

    10 lbs is great especially with all the water weight from surgery. I gained 10 lbs from the water weight !

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Hey... congratulations on your recovery.

I wouldn't worry about your weight loss for now.

During the first month your body is recovering and what you lose has no effect on your long term success.

You will stall in a couple of weeks... and this is very normal.

Do not obsess about the scales because it will drive you crazy!! Put it away and concentrate on getting your Protein and fluids.

Weight will not come off in a uniform way.. you will stall then lose... stall then lose...

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Hey... congratulations on your recovery.

I wouldn't worry about your weight loss for now.

During the first month your body is recovering and what you lose has no effect on your long term success.

You will stall in a couple of weeks... and this is very normal.

Do not obsess about the scales because it will drive you crazy!! Put it away and concentrate on getting your Protein and fluids.

Weight will not come off in a uniform way.. you will stall then lose... stall then lose...

Thanks how long does stall last. What van you do to prevent them

10 lbs is great especially with all the Water weight from surgery. I gained 10 lbs from the water weight !

Thanks

I am 1 week post opp surg was may 17. I was 246 before surgery and now 237. am Iosing at a good pace? Also I'm not getting my recommended Water and Protein.

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As far as I am concerned, the numbers on the scale are pretty irrelevant until you can reliably get in your protein and fluids every day. Getting enough protein and fluids is critical for healing and for weight loss.

That said, none of us lose at a constant or steady rate. We all experience stalls and slow downs and almost everyone has a stall about three weeks after surgery. Weight gain in the first week of surgery is usually because of the IV fluids and swelling (you did just have major surgery).

Just follow your program.

Focus on getting in at least 64 oz of Fluid and reaching your protein target. Take your Vitamins and supplements as instructed. Exercise when cleared. Stay off the scale.

And, Embrace the Stall

http://BariatricPal.com/index.php?/topic/351046-Embrace-the-Stall

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I am 1 week post opp surg was may 17. I was 246 before surgery and now 237. am Iosing at a good pace? Also I'm not getting my recommended Water and Protein.

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As far as I am concerned, the numbers on the scale are pretty irrelevant until you can reliably get in your protein and fluids every day. Getting enough protein and fluids is critical for healing and for weight loss.

That said, none of us lose at a constant or steady rate. We all experience stalls and slow downs and almost everyone has a stall about three weeks after surgery. Weight gain in the first week of surgery is usually because of the IV fluids and swelling (you did just have major surgery).

Just follow your program.

Focus on getting in at least 64 oz of Fluid and reaching your protein target. Take your Vitamins and supplements as instructed. Exercise when cleared. Stay off the scale.

And, Embrace the Stall

http://BariatricPal.com/index.php?/topic/351046-Embrace-the-Stall

My protein target is 60-70 grams of pro mod liquid Protein.

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Hey... congratulations on your recovery.

I wouldn't worry about your weight loss for now.

During the first month your body is recovering and what you lose has no effect on your long term success.

You will stall in a couple of weeks... and this is very normal.

Do not obsess about the scales because it will drive you crazy!! Put it away and concentrate on getting your Protein and fluids.

Weight will not come off in a uniform way.. you will stall then lose... stall then lose...

Hey there i haven't stalled yet

Sent from my SM-N910P using the BariatricPal App

Hey... congratulations on your recovery.

I wouldn't worry about your weight loss for now.

During the first month your body is recovering and what you lose has no effect on your long term success.

You will stall in a couple of weeks... and this is very normal.

Do not obsess about the scales because it will drive you crazy!! Put it away and concentrate on getting your Protein and fluids.

Weight will not come off in a uniform way.. you will stall then lose... stall then lose...

Hey there i haven't stalled yet

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Thats awesome! How far out are you now?

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