Are there foods you can no longer (permanently) eat after surgery?
It really become a matter of individual preference/tolerance and 'all because you can, doesn't mean you should'
I can eat anything, sugar, nuts, meats etc. I do not eat Fried food because how it makes me feel. I avoid high carb foods- but am no stranger to a cookie :-) I do not drink calories in any form.
It really just depends
5'6.5" High weight:337 Lowest weight:193/31 BMI: Goal: 195-205/31-32 BMI
As far as I know...nope. I can eat whatever I want. Will it be without consequence? Nope.
I get dumping syndrome, and its especially bad with ice cream to the point that I really have no desire for many sweets and the very thought of ice cream makes me nauseous. But I can still eat it if I really want to.
I avoid bread because not only does it fill me up with unnecessary calories with no nutritional value, but it makes me feel very bloated and gassy. But I can still eat it if I really want to.
Nuts are fine after you're cleared for them--I wasn't allowed until almost 3 months out. I don't eat many of them personally because they're high in calories, but many people add them in once they're in maintenance.
HW: 340 SW: 329 Goal: 170
CW: 243
Surgeon: Dr. Kalyana Nandipati (Omaha, NE)
Same for me on the ice cream! It was always my 'red-light' food because I loved to eat it by the half-gallon and had to stay away. Much easier now to avoid it as I too am a dumper. But, yep, I could eat it - but don't want to anymore.
Also with the bread and nuts, I love them and have no issues eating either of them. But way too high in calories for little protein. Not worth the eating anymore.
Mainly, my mind-set has changed so that food is of significantly less importance - taste, texture, temperature, whatever. It just doesn't mean that much anymore (and as a former foodie I thought that was the end-all, be-all of life, haha). :)
Almost a year out and can pretty much eat anything, just some things don't agree with me very much, I can tolerate the odd cookie, or about 1/4 cup of ice cream if I really want it. I have nuts as a go to snack sometimes as they're high in protein. You just need to measure as they can add up quickly and like everything else chew well.
57 - 6'0" - HW:288 SW:260 CW:185
TWH: Referral Aug. '16, Orientation - Nov. 30 '16, Surgeon Oct. 6 '17, Start Optifast Feb. 5'18 - Surgery Feb. 26'18
Opti -25; M1 -23; M2 -17; M3 -7; M4 -5; M5 -5; M6 -6; M7 -0; M8 -2; M9 -0; M10 -2; M11-0; M12-4;