How have your food preferences changed post-op ? W

(deactivated member)
on 4/27/19 8:46 am, edited 4/27/19 10:49 am







I was never a fat eater - so fast food and fried food have never tempted me . Sugar yes pre-op , post op I found more than a cookie made me roll on the floor with excruciating stomachaches .

Eight or nine years post op I find myself turning very often to homemade light soups like fat free clam chowder , Tom Ka Gai ( a coconut milk based Thai chicken soup, fat free homemade mushroom or asparagus ? cream ? soup all starting with ( often) homecooked organic chicken and beef stocks . Yes I CAN taste the difference now in organic .

I also grow and use almost daily lettuce, fresh herbs, squash, tomatoes and fruit like raspberries strawberries, morello cherries and plums all grown without a bit of pesticide .

I enjoy and eat almost daily all forms of fat free cheeses and fat free salad dressings including homemade miso.

My fat free milk consumption is still thru the roof but I have no bone weakness as a result and truly enjoy my homemade ice milks made with truvia .

When I do cook or bake with mixes I?ve finally learned to use 1/3 lol so I don?t end up with a stuffed freezer . Baking six cookies or two scones feels normal to me now :)

How have things changed for you ?

Pobearsam7
on 4/27/19 12:34 pm

My food preference has changed a lot and I'm close to 7 yrs post op

i don't drink milk, I don't like icecream anymore or anything cold.

I don't really care for deli meat it's too salty

i don't like soup anymore

i only eat quiche if it is crustless

when I do eat out I usually get grilled meat and veggies

I try to stay away from bread and food loaded with carbs

I only eat cake for 5 ppl in my immediate family on their bdays so I avoid office parties with carb loaded food and other ppls bday cakes

I no longer crave alcohol I did before my surgery but not anymore

I try to eat food low in sugar and carbs

 Kelly                

(deactivated member)
on 4/28/19 4:09 am, edited 4/27/19 9:09 pm

Cool Kelly !!!! Please post a pic of ur now hot bod 2 prove ( 2 our sisters and bruthers questioning... hungry... yeah I was There too ) ...that there are horizons and possibilities so much greater .

Just eat to live .... excercise ... save for skin surgery and everything will come Ur way . No more depression, futile wasted days, throwing Urself against the wall like a doomed butterfly...

(deactivated member)
on 4/28/19 4:14 am, edited 4/27/19 9:17 pm

BTW I just bought ( another ) condo on d beach in FL ... jes sayin...when U switch Ur focus from porn food to.. well .. what Ive always dreamed of ... you can attain it. Im living proof.

im finally financially secure 4 life ... I can't tell U how worried I was how I used that worry as an excuse 2 hurt myself thru comforting myself ...how I am so done w that now ...

jmk187
on 4/28/19 1:11 pm
VSG on 02/13/19

Pre-op I was all about fast food/take out/all you can eat buffets. Didn't weigh my protein, ate anything mindlessly through out day.

Post-op I cook nearly everything I eat now. I weigh all my protein now. I don't eat sugar or refined carbs now and the majority of my carbs I do eat come from fruits n veggies.

HW-430

SW-372

Day of Surgery-347

CW-246

Valerie G.
on 5/15/19 12:05 pm - Northwest Mountains, GA

I prefer to know exactly what's in my foods. I avoid all chemical ****storms like artificially low-fat dairy and any kind of mix that comes into a pouch. I can control impurities better by cooking whole foods from scratch. It's a lost art. I even dehydrate and can food myself.

Valerie
DS 2005

There is room on this earth for all of God's creatures..
next to the mashed potatoes

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