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Just got in trouble!

I am at my first post op appt and had to log my diet. I had two tbl spoons of mash potatoes and wow that was a no no! Lol

She said of it hasn't once had a heartbeat don't eat it!! She said they would sabotage my weight lose. So glad I only had very little.

But on a good note I have lost 13 lbs since surgery 10 days ago!!

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  • Creekimp13
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    Mashed potatoes are part of MANY approved post-op plans. I ate a ton of them. Didn't hinder my weight loss at all. We are at the mercy of an emerging science...doctors and nutritionists have th

  • Creekimp13
    Creekimp13

    LOL...Careful, I eat bugs:) (My daughter is going to grad school to be a medical entomologist) They're actually a terrific source of protien and fiber:) Great in protien pancakes with cinnamon, or

  • Creekimp13
    Creekimp13

    Not all of us eat low carb diets:) We all get 60+ grams of protein. But a growing number of bariatric patients eat beans, whole grains, potatoes, seeds, soy and other protien rich lower glycemic

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@2shea- don't put out a challenge, there will be somebody on Bariatric Pal with an answer. Ergo,here I am.
I knew and still know a retired cannibal. Found Jesus, came to the USA for Bible College, he was from New Guinea, speaks English with an Australian accent, don't know if the,missionary was from there or just because he's from that area of the South Pacific. Fasinating Dude to sit and talk to. So some information for you.
People, at least the eatable ones, are called " long pork" due to,our omnivore diet we taste most like that. The US pork producers have an ad campaign calling Pork the other white meat, guess what ? That's us Too!
If you go to New Guinea, happen to be caught by cannibals that happen to speak English , tell them you are American. If they don't speak English, all bets are off. Okay, back to why you tell them you're American. We have so many,pesticides, hormones and overuse of antibiotics, we are not fit for human consumption. Frystr8, my friend David, never could pronounce his New Guinea one, and David said it,rough translated the same, said Even we don't care much for indigestion, nausea and vomiting.
Australian and New Zealanders taste like mutton.
They don't care much for the taste of Japanese , much,too fishy. But, he said, Grandfather said during the Second World War, you took what you could get to survive and get along.
Always wondered if he got homesick, if he went to the local steakhouse and ordered a slab of spareribs.
Hope all the information helps all of you! ??
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3 hours ago, Frustr8 said:

@2shea- don't put out a challenge, there will be somebody on Bariatric Pal with an answer. Ergo,here I am.
I knew and still know a retired cannibal. Found Jesus, came to the USA for Bible College, he was from New Guinea, speaks English with an Australian accent, don't know if the,missionary was from there or just because he's from that area of the South Pacific. Fasinating Dude to sit and talk to. So some information for you.
People, at least the eatable ones, are called " long pork" due to,our omnivore diet we taste most like that. The US pork producers have an ad campaign calling Pork the other white meat, guess what ? That's us Too!
If you go to New Guinea, happen to be caught by cannibals that happen to speak English , tell them you are American. If they don't speak English, all bets are off. Okay, back to why you tell them you're American. We have so many,pesticides, hormones and overuse of antibiotics, we are not fit for human consumption. Frystr8, my friend David, never could pronounce his New Guinea one, and David said it,rough translated the same, said Even we don't care much for indigestion, nausea and vomiting.
Australian and New Zealanders taste like mutton.
They don't care much for the taste of Japanese , much,too fishy. But, he said, Grandfather said during the Second World War, youn9ce took what you could get to survive and get along.
Always wondered if he got homesick, if he went to the local steakhouse and ordered a slab of spareribs.
Hope all the information helps all of you! ??

Wow!! What an education! Thank u for sharing! Now every time I see that pork commercial I will picture in my mind a human kabob!!

Its on my dr's list of approved foods for day 8..

Im on day 8 today i ate:

1/2 egg scrambled with 1/4 mushroom and 1 tbs of sauteed spinach

2oz of tilapia

2tbs of mashed potatoes

4 wheat thin crackers and about 1/4 of string cheese

And have lost 15lbs in 7 days

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Whewee! Girl you do ROCK!
On 06/29/2018 at 10:09, Frustr8 said:

@2shea- don't put out a challenge, there will be somebody on Bariatric Pal with an answer. Ergo,here I am.

I knew and still know a retired cannibal. Found Jesus, came to the USA for Bible College, he was from New Guinea, speaks English with an Australian accent, don't know if the,missionary was from there or just because he's from that area of the South Pacific. Fasinating Dude to sit and talk to. So some information for you.

People, at least the eatable ones, are called " long pork" due to,our omnivore diet we taste most like that. The US pork producers have an ad campaign calling Pork the other white meat, guess what ? That's us Too!

If you go to New Guinea, happen to be caught by cannibals that happen to speak English , tell them you are American. If they don't speak English, all bets are off. Okay, back to why you tell them you're American. We have so many,pesticides, hormones and overuse of antibiotics, we are not fit for human consumption. Frystr8, my friend David, never could pronounce his New Guinea one, and David said it,rough translated the same, said Even we don't care much for indigestion, nausea and vomiting.

Australian and New Zealanders taste like mutton.

They don't care much for the taste of Japanese , much,too fishy. But, he said, Grandfather said during the Second World War, you took what you could get to survive and get along.

Always wondered if he got homesick, if he went to the local steakhouse and ordered a slab of spareribs.

Hope all the information helps all of you! ??
I can’t decide if I’m horrified by this or want to laugh out loud at “Americans aren’t fit for human consumption” ??
On 6/29/2018 at 8:57 AM, Creekimp13 said:

Mashed potatoes are part of MANY approved post-op plans. I ate a ton of them. Didn't hinder my weight loss at all.

We are at the mercy of an emerging science...doctors and nutritionists have their own ideas and prejudices...but the hard science has yet to written for these very grey waters.

Best to work with your group and follow their instructions. but be careful about believing you have the one answer for all....because chances are pretty good none of us do:)

I was told to use sweet potatoes or yams instead of regular white potatoes. If I recall correctly, it has to do with the lower glycemic load of the sweet potatoes. They didn't negatively effect my weight loss at all.

Sammi 123 someone told me
If it didn't breathe, it don't belong in your sleeve! Didn't buy it for 2 reasons. That negates plant'based protein totally and second I am going,to be a RnY bypass, don't affect ME. Nah nah nah fooey-dooey!
27 minutes ago, Mattymatt said:

I was told to use sweet potatoes or yams instead of regular white potatoes. If I recall correctly, it has to do with the lower glycemic load of the sweet potatoes.

True Matt! I still do a little white potatoes sparingly....but my go-to is sweet potatoes for just this reason.

I also like to make mashed potatoes with half regular potatoes, half blended cooked cauliflower (you can't even taste it in half potatoes) and lowfat buttermilk.....you get the flavor of milk and butter with so much less fat! (lowfat buttermilk also makes terrific ranch salad dressing)

So potatoes are a no veggie because they are a starch same as beans corn rice and yucca most nutritionists don’t want starches in the diet not carbs big difference we’re allowed 50 grams of net carbs a day in weight loss phase just not starches
On 06/30/2018 at 18:01, newmebithebypass said:

So potatoes are a no veggie because they are a starch same as Beans corn rice and yucca most nutritionists don’t want starches in the diet not carbs big difference we’re allowed 50 grams of net carbs a day in weight loss phase just not starches
Oh man, that would suck. Love corn and beans!
6 hours ago, AshAsh1 said:
13 hours ago, newmebithebypass said:

So potatoes are a no veggie because they are a starch same as Beans corn rice and yucca most nutritionists don’t want starches in the diet not carbs big difference we’re allowed 50 grams of net carbs a day in weight loss phase just not starches

Oh man, that would suck. Love corn and beans!

Beans are good for you, my Dr. Allows. Everyone should do what they think is best. We eat so little, eat what you like in moderation. If you like corn and beans eat it...its not cake. I find this forum to be ok for some things but far too restricting and fear mongering sometimes....

On 07/01/2018 at 07:13, Gypsyvangirl said:





Oh man, that would suck. Love corn and beans!






Beans are good for you, my Dr. Allows. Everyone should do what they think is best. We eat so little, eat what you like in moderation. If you like corn and beans eat it...its not cake. I find this forum to be ok for some things but far too restricting and fear mongering sometimes....


Oh trust me, I eat corn and beans. I was saying it sucks for the person who said it’s against their plan. My program allows back carbs, even starchy carbs, within moderation, of course. They also encourage a healthy amount of calories. I’m thankful I don’t have a “strict” program. I feel like I have more control eating things in moderation.
I’m sad beans aren’t on my list. I thought chili would be great on soft foods. My protocol has limited carbs other than fruits and veggies until almost maintenance phase. I wonder if the protocols depend on which surgery. With the dumping of bypass maybe some doctors prefer to put off carbs. For the poster that said potato soup was encouraged I’m so jealous. Love that soup. I do acknowledge for me I’m better off avoiding carbs til I get where I want to be. It would be a slippery slope. I do better on a tight leash. Lol.
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I just got some Wendy's Chili. My program said that was okay. It had very little beans in it and little carbs. A small bowl will do me prolly 3 days. Lol And it was delish!!

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