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Stomach Stretching

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  • Christinamo7
    Christinamo7

    1. don't believe everything you read on the internet 2. I have never even tried to eat what I ate before. I keep my portions small and I am satisfied. so, if you don't try you won't need to wor

  • I see you're about a week out from surgery. During this time liquid goes down easy and your really don't feel the restriction till you are on more solid food. Don't stress over it now. When you'

  • LipstickLady
    LipstickLady

    I am an expert on no one but me. I am over three years out and have had gastric sleeve. I lost all my weight in 9 months and have been maintaining since. My surgeon cut out the fundus (the stretch

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@@Fettchick83,

There’s debate over stomach stretching, but it seems as though many people agree that it’s not a real thing. You can get used to overeating if you aren’t careful to do exactly what you’ve probably been told to do: measure everything, choose the right foods, stop eating before you’re quite full, eat slowly, etc.

It’s true that you can out-eat your sleeve if you’re not careful, but that doesn’t mean your stomach stretched. It can mean you’re filling it too full, drinking your calories, eating “slider” foods that aren’t filling, or eating super calorie-dense foods.

Don’t worry – just go with the plan!

@@smg thanks for posting this video. It was very helpful.

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