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Eating to little

Hi guys I'm 4 weeks out and on soft food and I don't think I'm eating enough. I eat twice a day and shakes and fairlife milk, sugar free pudding, yogurt and sugar free drinks or water the rest of the day. Is this ok? I'm trying to get everything in but I just get full so fast it's hard.

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  • rainyann
    rainyann

    I also like the baritastic app and find it better than myfitnesspal

  • MarinaGirl
    MarinaGirl

    The pudding doesn't really do much nutritionally so you may want to remove it from your menu unless you're adding protein powder to it. Are you tracking your food each day with an app that can tell y

  • mylighthouse
    mylighthouse

    If you will just try using myfitnesspal.com it will help you a lot. Or there may be another app out there that you can use. Either way, myfitnesspal is very simple to use and doesn't take much effort.

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The pudding doesn't really do much nutritionally so you may want to remove it from your menu unless you're adding protein powder to it. Are you tracking your food each day with an app that can tell you your total macros (e.g. Calories,?Protein, Carbs)?

I really haven't had an appetite since my surgery 4/12 so I got a Fitbit 2 and I log my protein intake which is good finally and whatever I can eat. I'm a oddball because I don't do anything dairy so I have a hard time getting food in my body

11 hours ago, crawford8903 said:

I not very good at keeping track of things like that


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If you will just try using myfitnesspal.com it will help you a lot. Or there may be another app out there that you can use. Either way, myfitnesspal is very simple to use and doesn't take much effort. You really need to be doing this to make sure you are getting the right amount of protein a day. Of course it will also show you your daily carbs, fats, and calories total; just like Marinagirl said. You need to keep track of these things in order to help you in your weight loss journey. I am sure that you want to be successful. So, I encourage you to give it a try.

And it is normal to get full fast... you are only 4 weeks post op. I am 6 months post op and it still doesn't take much food to satisfy my hunger.

If you will just try using myfitnesspal.com it will help you a lot. Or there may be another app out there that you can use. Either way, myfitnesspal is very simple to use and doesn't take much effort. You really need to be doing this to make sure you are getting the right amount of protein a day. Of course it will also show you your daily carbs, fats, and calories total; just like Marinagirl said. You need to keep track of these things in order to help you in your weight loss journey. I am sure that you want to be successful. So, I encourage you to give it a try.
And it is normal to get full fast... you are only 4 weeks post op. I am 6 months post op and it still doesn't take much food to satisfy my hunger.

I agree. It's critical that you know exactly what you are eating therefore food logging is essential. It's really a non-negotiable in my opinion.

An alternative to MyFitnessPal is Baritastic. I love love love Baritastic. It's specifically for bariatric patients and it's by far the best tracking app I've ever used!

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It is really important to track your protein and liquids. If you are not meeting your daily requirements you can end up back in the hospital. Right now all you need to REALLY track is protein and fluids. You are eating so little that all the other stuff like carbs, fats etc are not important. Trust me if you are getting your protein and fluid daily goals you don't have room for anything else.

I agree with the other about tracking your food. I was actually consuming to few calories early out, I was exhausted and my weight loss was super slow, and my NUT had me bump it up and I actually began to lose more weight and my energy improved .

I not very good at keeping track of things like that


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Good habits take time to build. food tracker is so easy to do these days.. Try Fitness pal app. it's so easy to do and even has a scan bar that is easy to use and logs every calorie.. Even if you just do it a couple days out tif the week at least you will know if you are on track... Also just eating twice a day needs to be increased


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I did better today I only ate once today but I got in my milk, unflavored protein and another protein shake today and hit 90 grams of protein today. I'll try to get everything down and track, I think I'm putting to much pressure on myself to eat food. Mainly because I'm back in the gym


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I also like the baritastic app and find it better than myfitnesspal

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