Anybody have experience with fizzy drinks after surgery

6 minutes ago, theskinnyme87 said:

How soon after surgery did you take your first drink?

I am 6 months out now and I started drinking pop slowly again at almost 5 months. Some may say thats too soon or you shouldn’t, but I like pop and Its not hurting me

On 3/20/2019 at 12:33 PM, theskinnyme87 said:

Anybody have experience with fizzy drinks after surgery

Some of us follow are plan and some don’t. The only one that has to be happy with your weight loss results is you. These are the food choices you will be making life long to keep the weight off.

If anyone is interested - A healthy option is stevia sweet drops cola flavor 0 calories

https://sweetleaf.com/stevia_products/sweetleaf-liquid-stevia-sweet-drops/

I am 6 months out now and I started drinking pop slowly again at almost 5 months. Some may say thats too soon or you shouldn’t, but I like pop and Its not hurting me

Great, that gives me something to look forward too, what kind are you drinking if you don't mind me asking?

I'm a year and a half out. Per guidance, I had avoided alcohol and carbonation. My daughter and I we're on a cruise, and I decided to enjoy a mimosa with her on our balcony. I had about half a glass when the pain hit my stomach-- Lesson learned for me-- no more than a sip of bubbles. And no more than a sip of alcohol.

On 3/25/2019 at 5:29 PM, theskinnyme87 said:

Great, that gives me something to look forward too, what kind are you drinking if you don't mind me asking?

Coke Zero and clearly American

Im 17 months post op and haven't tried any carbonated products. I don't plan on either.

But as said by many others : the choice is entirely yours.

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i made peace with my fondness for pepsi before the surgery. the doc said no carbonated drinks or straws anymore because of the air bloating you up. im drinking hawaiian punch sugar free.

I still miss sugar free Canada DryGinger Ale ? so I can feel your Cola sorrow as well!