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Coffee after weight loss surgery?

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    Scientific review of the literature demonstrates that the diuretic effects of caffeine are much lower than people think. And that if you drink it regularly for more than a week or so it is no longer

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    Decaf Coffee was on my tray the day after surgery , tried then and was no problem Two weeks post OP I stopped by wholefoods juice bar and realized the only thing I could have was coffee. So I

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Had surgery in October and drink decaf coffee, black, every morning since about 3 weeks out. No issues

VSG 10/11/17 HW = 360 SW = 292 CW = 239.6 GW = 220 (6'5")

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Had surgery in October and drink decaf coffee, black, every morning since about 3 weeks out. No issues

VSG 10/11/17 HW = 360 SW = 292 CW = 239.6 GW = 220 (6'5")



Yay great I'm going to try some tomorrow I miss it so much [emoji4]

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  • Alex Brecher changed the title to Coffee after weight loss surgery?

I think I had coffee about 4 weeks out. No decaf. Every day since.

Decaf Coffee was on my tray the day after surgery , tried then and was no problem

Two weeks post OP I stopped by wholefoods juice bar and realized the only thing I could have was coffee. So I ordered an espresso to mix with premier caramel protein shake but I Forgot to order decaf and felt fluttery like my my heart rate was raised. Never again.

And I just don't love it like I used to...

Now I just make Maxwell house decaf at home, when I want the taste of coffee. I won't even bother to spring for the good stuff anymore... Because decaf

Have fun!

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Decaf coffee was on my tray the day after surgery , tried then and was no problem
Two weeks post OP I stopped by wholefoods juice bar and realized the only thing I could have was coffee. So I ordered an espresso to mix with premier caramel Protein Shake but I Forgot to order decaf and felt fluttery like my my heart rate was raised. Never again.
And I just don't love it like I used to...
Now I just make Maxwell house decaf at home, when I want the taste of coffee. I won't even bother to spring for the good stuff anymore... Because decaf
Have fun!

Thank you i asked my surgeon and she didn't want me drinking it at all.... But i love my coffee in the morning I'll try it for the first time since March of 17[emoji39]

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10 minutes ago, kasensmom said:

she didn't want me drinking it at all

Mine too but I haven’t had any issues with it.

4 minutes ago, Newme17 said:

Mine too but I haven’t had any issues with it.

3 minutes ago, kasensmom said:

Good to know :)

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Worth noting that caffeine is a diuretic, surgeons fear dehydration early out which can be worse than the initial surgery due to the complications it causes. I would speak to them again and confirm your options...

Decaf'er here. No problems.

On 1/12/2018 at 8:45 PM, Tealael said:

Worth noting that caffeine is a diuretic, surgeons fear dehydration early out which can be worse than the initial surgery due to the complications it causes. I would speak to them again and confirm your options...

Been very aware of it...I also like to drink lots of water, so no issues with having caffeine for me even at that early stage.

But with that said, I agree with you for any others in their early stages, to get confirmation from their docs.

I drink decaf every morning . . . yum!! The funny thing is, I didn't really start drinking it until after surgery. It just tastes so much better now that I don't have a taste for soda or extremely sweet drinks!

I vowed no more caffeine after my head blowing off night of detox prior to surgery! I make Nescafé decaf instant coffee and put caramel Pure Protein in for creamy flavor! Yum!


I drink decaf coffee with splenden and creamer every day. No issue. I believe it depends on the instruction from your Nut and Dr. We were advise not to drink any drinks with caffine, no jucie no sparkling stuff. I have to have my coffee every day or I'll go nuts LOL.

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I drink 1-2 cups coffee everyday with Splenda and creamer. I am twelve years out and have had no problems with my pouch. But you must be sipping on that water all the time.

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