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  • http://positively-healthy.com/bariatric-patients-why-you-shouldnt-drink-while-eating/ We need time for the nutrients in the small amount of food we are eating to have the ability to be absorbed to th

  • GreenTealael
    GreenTealael

    Ask. Your. Surgeon.

  • Healthy_life
    Healthy_life

    Would you be open to starting a thread asking for sleeve surgery instructions?

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Why isn't that we cant sar and drink at the same time? I have no problems doing this..in fact I get thirsty while I am eating...

http://positively-healthy.com/bariatric-patients-why-you-shouldnt-drink-while-eating/

We need time for the nutrients in the small amount of food we are eating to have the ability to be absorbed to the fullest. Adding liquids flushes it through our system quickly.
26 minutes ago, lorraine#11 said:

Why isn't that we cant sar and drink at the same time? I have no problems doing this..in fact I get thirsty while I am eating...

Ask. Your. Surgeon.

You only have so much room in your stomach after surgery. It's important to give yourself time to absorb the nutrients you need from the food, and drinking water close to eating can flush out some of the nutrients - as @tamihunt said.

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You only have so much room in your stomach after surgery. It's important to give yourself time to absorb the nutrients you need from the food, and drinking Water close to eating can flush out some of the nutrients - as [mention=353540]tamihunt[/mention] said.
Thank you...I understand
1 hour ago, lorraine#11 said:

I would if I could..

Are you post op? Can I ask why you have no contact with your surgeon or their office?

Not drinking while your eating takes a bit of practice. It becomes habit.

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I did it in mexico... and I mean they went in gave me verbal instructions and honesty I dont remember much..no follow up no nothing...so I just reading and trying to figure it out...

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I did it in mexico... and I mean they went in gave me verbal instructions and honesty I dont remember much..no follow up no nothing...so I just reading and trying to figure it out...
I have my surgery on Dec 29..and I can drink with no problems.
Just now, lorraine#11 said:

I did it in mexico... and I mean they went in gave me verbal instructions and honesty I dont remember much..no follow up no nothing...so I just reading and trying to figure it out...

Wow,

I am so sorry this was your experience. I'm sure there is someone here that would be willing to send you their surgery instructions and diet progression. What type of surgery did you have?

Would you be open to starting a thread asking for sleeve surgery instructions?

Just now, lorraine#11 said:

Yes I would

I hope your feeling well. Glad you found this site.

I'm doing great. I had surgery years ago. Ask away it's what we are here for.

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