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Not drinking 30 min. before and after eating

What is the reason for not drinking while eating?

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  • travelergirl
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    I've heard all of those reasons. For me, having taken a drink too early by mistake, it made me sick. It almost immediately came back up. So, I think to pause after eating is also about avoiding the di

  • Because you will fill up to much. Your stomach is the size of a banana so drinking will fill you up and no room for the food

  • It will make you feel full faster and will rinse the nutrients out of you faster not giving your body time to absorb all of it. Sent from my SM-G955U using BariatricPal App

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I was VERY bad at following this rule for a while, but when I began to follow it better, my weight loss kicked up a notch. The rules might be tedious, but 99% of the time, there's a really good reason as to why we should be following them.

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