Question:
Does anybody know if TOMATO SOUP can count in the liquid diet phase?
— jen41766 (posted on August 13, 2002)
August 13, 2002
I was told by my doctor not to eat tomato soup because of the high acidity
and sugar in it. However, every doctor has their own opinion. I would
check with your doctor or dietician and find out what they think. Good
luck.
— Shona M.
August 13, 2002
My doc said no tomato soup. Too much sugar. Too bad too, because I -really-
wanted some tomato soup after surgery :/
— Greg P.
August 13, 2002
My surgeon also recomended tomato soup. I added skim milk and a couple
table spoons of powdered (for Xtra protein) to it. I would put it in a
coffee mug and sip it during the liquid phase. Yummmm it was soooOOoooO
good during those first few weeks.
— Sassy M.
August 13, 2002
Maybe I'll break this 2/2 tie! Ha! Ha! Seriously, you should probably
check with your surgeon. Not only did my nutritionist and surgeon
recommend it, I even had it in the hospital after my surgery! I loved it.
good luck!
— Brenda A.
August 13, 2002
My doctor allowed it and the nutritionaist recommended it. It tastes and
feels good in the new pouch.
— Sue A.
August 13, 2002
My nutrionist said no to it. They add high fructose corn syrup to it. Since
you are getting a variety of responses, I would probably test it out. Take
1 bite, wait 5 minutes. I usually know after the 5 minutes if something is
going to make me ill. If it doesn't make you ill, just take it slow, you
definately don't want to get ill.
— stacjean
August 14, 2002
soups do count, I had it, dr. recommended.
— stacey1273
August 17, 2002
my doctor said "no cream soups"!! when i went in for my first
checkup i told him i ate tomato soup, it stayed down when others didn't
and i was eating it.. he just looked at me. in 9 months i've lost 225
pounds and am at goal and i have been eating tomato soup all the way down
to goal..(not every day of course) so listen to what your dr. says, then
listen to your "new stomach" and you decide.. good luck..
— bruce M.
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