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Protein & Vitamin Intake

I had the gastric sleeve surgerg on 3/13/18. Im hitting 4 weeks post op and having a difficult time intaking 60g of protein. I started drinking protein shakes but I can not find one that I like. Any suggestions?

Also, I was told to take chewable multivitamins. I have tried so many and end up throwing up because of the taste. Which ones are you guys taking?

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I take 2 Flintstones multivitamins (well, the generic) every morning. As for protein, I like the Premier Protein ready-to-drink shakes or the Syntrax Nectar powders. I also get the Protein2O protein water, which is 15g of protein in 17 oz of water.

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22 minutes ago, melissaperault1970 said:

Have you tried Premier Protein shakes? Those are the only ones I like. I take the Vitamin gummies, Natures Bounty.

No I haven't tried the Premier Protein yet. I was just searching about it. Seems like a lot of people like it. I’ll try it out! Thanks!

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24 minutes ago, istytehcrawk said:

I take 2 Flintstones Multivitamins (well, the generic) every morning. As for Protein, I like the Premier Protein ready-to-drink shakes or the Syntrax Nectar powders. I also get the Protein2O protein Water, which is 15g of protein in 17 oz of water.

I will also try the gummies. I just ordered the Premier Protein. Hopefully it helps. I wasn't expecting this to be this difficult, plus the weakness is getting to me. Thank you for the suggestion!

30 minutes ago, Tooba said:

I will also try the gummies. I just ordered the Premier Protein. Hopefully it helps. I wasn't expecting this to be this difficult, plus the weakness is getting to me. Thank you for the suggestion!

I would stay away from gummies. Your pouch doesn't have enough stomach acid to break down the gummies. The chalky ones are the only way to go, until you can swallow pills. I recently switched to a bariatric vitamin I can swallow.

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Which ones are you taking?


i have sampled some of the bariatric advantage brand & they are delicious,taste like a chewy starburst,come in all kinds of flavors.i will not b forgetting to take them,lol,but looking forward to taking them.fruit punch & chocolate are good but so are the rest of the flavors.


Premier Protein Chocolate was my favorite protein drink, until I became intolerant of whey. Now Muscle Milk Pro Chocolate is my go to.

I struggle with vitamins making me nauseous as well. The only chewable I was mostly ok with is the Centrum Chewable Adult. Now that I can take pills I've switched to Whole Foods prenatal, which I am loving, it causes no nausea!

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I take 2 Flintstones multivitamins (well, the generic) every morning. As for protein, I like the Premier Protein ready-to-drink shakes or the Syntrax Nectar powders. I also get the Protein2O protein water, which is 15g of protein in 17 oz of water.

How does the protein20 taste? And where did you get it


3 hours ago, DMarie1983 said:


How does the protein20 taste? And where did you get it

I really like the flavors I've had, but they do have a strong aftertaste that might turn some people off. I have found individual bottles at Hy-Vee, and you can buy a case of 12 (either all one flavor or a variety pack with three flavors - tropical coconut, grape, and mixed berry) at walmart.com (but not in-store). https://www.walmart.com/ip/Protein2o-Protein-Infused-Water-Variety-Pack-16-9-Fl-Oz-12-Count/54393878

There are vitamin patches. You should try those.


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