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  • Arabesque
    Arabesque

    I avoid as much sugar and as many sweetened things as I can. It is the devil & contributed to me being over weight in the first place. Dropping it from my diet helped with my weight loss & now

  • catwoman7
    catwoman7

    some of us get gassy when we eat carbs. Sugar alcohols (sugar substitutes ending in -itol, like xylitol) also cause G/I issues for some of us.

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I avoid as much sugar and as many sweetened things as I can. It is the devil & contributed to me being over weight in the first place. Dropping it from my diet helped with my weight loss & now maintaining. I don’t miss it.

Dumping is not an uncommon side effect of sugar consumption post surgery. (Less common with sleeves though.) But for you it seems like your body is showing its intolerance for sugar by producing excess gas. You may discover you can’t tolerate other foods as easily either & may have to avoid them as well.

some of us get gassy when we eat carbs. Sugar alcohols (sugar substitutes ending in -itol, like xylitol) also cause G/I issues for some of us.

I really don't eat anything "sugary" anymore, But I do get some dumping if I eat fatty stuff. I had an old fashion hot dog the other night (no Bun) and man it tore me up, both that night and the next morning.

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