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4 oz lite yogurt today

I'm 2 1/2 weeks post op. I've been eating 2oz puréed food at a sitting. Today for breakfast I was able to eat 4oz lite dannon yogurt until full. Does this make since. Later on I was back to 2oz refried beans and was full with that.

Thanks in advance for your support!

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  • OutsideMatchInside
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    Yogurt is basically a liquid if it isn't a greek yogurt. You really shouldn't be eating until full. That is a bad habit to start. Measure your portions and only eat that amount.

  • Whogoesthere
    Whogoesthere

    Don't stress. Most doctors and books say to stop eating "when you feel full." So, yes, you're OK to do that. I'm 2 1/2 weeks out also, I'm doing great, and my Dr is thrilled with my results & regi

  • OutsideMatchInside
    OutsideMatchInside

    Food addicts never feel full though, or they feel full past the comfort level. Most Drs don't say eat until you are full, by the time you feel "full" with a sleeve, you have over ate. They s

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Yogurt is basically a liquid if it isn't a greek yogurt. You really shouldn't be eating until full. That is a bad habit to start. Measure your portions and only eat that amount.

Don't stress. Most doctors and books say to stop eating "when you feel full." So, yes, you're OK to do that. I'm 2 1/2 weeks out also, I'm doing great, and my Dr is thrilled with my results & regimen. Keep taking it easy. Don't go over 2-4 tablespoons or ounces yet, but likely you won't be physically able to anyway. The trick is to not eat anything "as soon as you feel full." Not another bite. Even if we feel great on the outside, the actual stomach is still swollen. My Dr said it's only open about the size of a finger right now, but after a couple months post-op it becomes more like the size of a banana.
Hang in there, you're doing fine!


Ive never felt full yet. I had a half cup of pureed chicken chili and i never felt full-gets me so worried[emoji20]


6 hours ago, Whogoesthere said:

Don't stress. Most doctors and books say to stop eating "when you feel full." So, yes, you're OK to do that.

Food addicts never feel full though, or they feel full past the comfort level.

Most Drs don't say eat until you are full, by the time you feel "full" with a sleeve, you have over ate.

They say to eat your measured portions.

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Ive never felt full yet. I had a half cup of pureed chicken chili and i never felt full-gets me so worried[emoji20]




I feel like I am too hungry sometimes. A tbsp of peanut butter usually helps. Usually after I eat the 2 oz of my allowed food (cottage cheese or hummus). I feel better but not full.


Yes, well, everyone is different and one person's measurements might not be good for another, therefore, you have to listen to your body and learn what your stomach feels like when it's getting full. To each their own, in moderation....

I am only one week out, so I am not on regular food yet but someone on here said you really won't feel the full sensation until you are eating regular foods. I haven't felt full with liquids.

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I can eat a single serving size greek yogurt (one carton) . It wasn't like this day 1, but I could do it about week 3. But I can not even eat 2oz of meat. It feels like lead!

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