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Food after bypass

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  • There aren't any off-limit foods, it's just about eating what's best for you and what your body will tolerate and making the best food choices focusing on protein first.

  • I didn't eat them the first few months after surgery, but I do now. As GradyCat said, there aren't any food limitations. There will be for awhile, but beyond the first few months, no. At that point

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There aren't any off-limit foods, it's just about eating what's best for you and what your body will tolerate and making the best food choices focusing on protein first.

I didn't eat them the first few months after surgery, but I do now. As GradyCat said, there aren't any food limitations. There will be for awhile, but beyond the first few months, no. At that point it's a nutritional/portion size issue.

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