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6 Days Out Post-op Question

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You will never feel full on fluids...they don't stay in your sleeve long enough. Regardless, even when you transition to solids, you should not be using "full" as a guideline of how much to eat. It's a nasty habit that made us all fat in the first place. Measure and track your food according to your program's plan. Meet your protein and fluid requirements and don't eat more than the ounces recommended for each meal/snack.

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Your incision is healing you are resting to stomach. You are not "full", liquids run right through the sleeve. The nutrients are absorbed in your intestines. Make sure you get the required amount of Protein and Fluid. Take your Vitamins. Only 500 mg of Calcium at a time. Always take D3 with calcium.

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