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    I have had a gastric sleeve.
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    Default 7th week..... need some ideas what can I eat.

    I am on my 7th week and doing well but I am wondering what I can eat. I am really confused on what I can eat. Any ideas would be so appreciated.



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    Gastric Sleeve Member Nana Renan's Avatar
    I have had a gastric sleeve.
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    Default Re: 7th week..... need some ideas what can I eat.

    You should be able to eat just about anything as long as you take little bitty bites and then chew, chew, chew. Oh, and measure your portion before you start.... its easier than trying to stop while you're enjoying yourself.

    Here is what is on the list of things "to avoid for the first six months":

    Fried Foods
    Seeds/skins of fruits and veggies
    Orange and grapefruit membranes
    Apples (unless cooked)
    Coconut
    Nuts
    Granola
    Pickles
    Whole grain bran or bread
    Whoel grain cereals
    Popcorn (Oh me!! No going to the movies then! :-(
    Dried fruit
    Mushrooms
    Fibrous vegetables (dried beans, peas, orn)
    Tough meats
    Broccoli
    Greens
    Highly seasoned/spicy foods
    String beans
    Foods in casings: hot dogs, sausage, etc.
    Shell fish, shrimp (these are hard to digest)


    With the fried food I know its because your stomach has to produce extra acid to process the oil/fat.
    As to the rest of it, its my understanding that your stomach doesn't just digest chemically, but also churns and tumbles the food -- like a little internal washing machine! -- and you want it to work as little as possible while its healing.


    Lap-Band removed and revised to Sleeve on 2/10/11


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