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how many calorie daily is enough to maintain weight lass when you move to soft diet

Hi All

Can anyone give me a rough guideline of how many calories daily they took in the early stages post gastric by pass and how many is enough to maintain continued weight loss

Thanks

Mary

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Please, please ask your program/nutritionist/doctor's office. There's a weekly Who Eats Less contest here, and really, just go with what your program says you should do.

It depends on so many different factors - what's perfect for me might be way off for you. We all have different sizes, activity levels, dieting history, metabolisms, etc. I'd ask your bariatric team for some guidance and even with that, it may take some trial and error. It's counter-intuitive but sometimes people have to eat MORE to start losing again after a stall.

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Thanks jaelzion

just a bit anxious as 9 days post op and am same weight as day of surgery despite intake of 600 daily and 2 litres water

No worries, it can take a while to start seeing the loss because you're still swollen and retaining water inside. It's too soon for the number on the scale to mean a whole lot. Stick with it, the pounds will start coming off!

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yes i guess you are right ,I have decoded to take the scales away and not weigh myself until my first post op appointment or I will drive myself nuts!!

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