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anyone heard of these FULL bars?

I saw a commercial last night for full bars. The guy in the commercial claimed to be a former bariatric surgeon. You are supposed to eat one bar and a full glass of water before you eat, then you will eat less. Isn't that like having 2 meals? or more calories? their website is fullbar.com watch for that commercial out there.

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I just looked at the website. I don't think anyone who HAS the lap band should eat those. It looks like they are made of puffed rice. My guess is that with the Water, the puffed rice expands in your stomach, making you full. I can see how this COULD work. But seriously, eating those bars twice a day, every day.... hmmm???

I don't regret the surgery. If I had done that I would just get sick of the bars and stop doing them. I can't quit the band!

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