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Drinking carbonated drinks

Has anyone been stomach been ok with drinking carbonated drinks? If so, are you able to take a good chunk of drink...I know you can't gulp like before but can you take a good amount enough to satisfy?

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    • Bypass2Freedom
      Bypass2Freedom

      Hey! Welcome to the forums! I notice from another post you said you had surgery on 28/05/25 which wasn't too long ago! I personally was advised by my surgical team to stay away from carbona

    • WendyJane
      WendyJane

      I'm not to drink any carbonated beverages, and that is okay since there is too many chemicals in those sodas, and they make you more thirsty. I stopped sodas years before surgery anyway and have been

    • swimbikerun
      swimbikerun

      Haven't done a soda since December 7, 2010. My body and my teeth thank me for it.

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    No carbonation, caffeine, or alcohol. No sodas. My teeth are happy, my body is happy. Last year I was 15.4% body fat. Have to wait for the printer to be fixed before I can weigh in and see what the body fat % is. Haven't had surgery yet for the excess skin but it is happening in the New Year.

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