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Organic Juices Post-Op

Hello,

I am just trying to figure out if Whole Foods Brand 365 Organic Cranberry juice is ok for ONE SERVING consumption post-op, AFTER, the clear liquid phase. Here are the nutritional facts:

Calories: 70gr

Total Fat: 0gr

Sugar: 7gr

Total Carbs: 18gr

Protein: 0gr

Sodium: 35mg

That is all.

Thanks,

Gabriel

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I would avoid juice of any kind. Too much sugar.

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Really.........,even if its only 7 grams in ONE serving, due to the fact that its "whole foods 365 brand unsweetened organic craberry juice", meaning, the product contains the original original original sugars of the cranberry fruit itself, without the preservatives, high fructose corn syrup, or even the cane sugar, which all usually sweeten up its tart nature? I just want to be absolutely clear on that, because it's as if you are saying that I should never eat an orange or an apple. Especially when I am only talking about refined sugars/carbs here contained only in fruit, as opposed to white bread or white pasta. I understand with gastric bypass, the possible effects that come forth due to the dumping syndrome, however, despite the most important emphasis/priority placed on protein, you make it seem like fruit is not an important thing organic-juiced or raw food form? Please explain?

Thanks,

Gabriel

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