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Color me stupid here but I need to re-visit a thread that I am not

sure I completely understood. Someone said that if you have a

glucose spike (with sweating, nausea, etc.) you can eat a little bit

of peanut butter and it will help you feel better. Do you guys mean

that a glucose spike is the same as dumping and if so, you can use

peanut butter to feel better? I dump on just about everything, milk,

grease, sugar, carbs, etc. which is a good thing. I have finally

reached the point where I avoid most of the stuff that I know will

get me but every once in a while something catches me off guard. It

would be nice to know that a spot of peanut butter might help me get

over one of these spells. Can you all confirm if that is correct?

Sorry to be dense but wanted to make sure I understood this

correctly. Thanks.

R in Nashville

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In a message dated 07/03/2003 12:11:30 AM Eastern Daylight Time,

diana_11_6@... writes:

> . But, as we all know,

> the rules change every few months.

>

>

Am I correct in noticing that my stomach will tolerate different things as I

get further out from this surgery? I am 17 months post op and I find that I

am more sensitive now than I was earlier. I don't think it is my imagination.

Any one else?

O'Connell

Haverhill Ma

Open RNY 2/7/02

Pre op weight:248

Now: 136

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In a message dated 07/03/2003 7:56:46 AM Eastern Daylight Time,

kimberlyoconnell@... writes:

> Am I correct in noticing that my stomach will tolerate different things as

> I

> get further out from this surgery? I am 17 months post op and I find that I

>

> am more sensitive now than I was earlier. I don't think it is my

> imagination.

> Any one else?

,

I tolerate different things the more post op I become. However, I am also

finding that some things that I tolerated early on dont sit as well now.. I am

also learning to eat a bit differently as I have been fighting the

hypoglycemia reactions for the past few months.. I now keep some peanut butter

and

crackers on me at all times for these episodes.

Take care

Peachy hugs,

Hugs,

in GA

open RNY 12/12/00

revision 04/18/01

revision 02/07/02

sw392

cw 205

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Nope, it isn't the glucose spike, it is when your glucose gets really

low. Now this can happen because you haven't eaten for a long time and

occasionally after the glucose spike your sugar level can drop really

low. When your glucose (sugar) level gets really low, peanut butter

generally helps. For me, so does cheese.

Lori Owen - Denton, Texas

SRVG 7/16/01

Dr. Ritter/Dr. Bryce

479/335/???

On Thu, 03 Jul 2003 02:56:14 -0000 " angela6237220 "

writes:

> Color me stupid here but I need to re-visit a thread that I am not

> sure I completely understood. Someone said that if you have a

> glucose spike (with sweating, nausea, etc.) you can eat a little bit

>

> of peanut butter and it will help you feel better. Do you guys mean

>

> that a glucose spike is the same as dumping and if so, you can use

> peanut butter to feel better? I dump on just about everything,

> milk,

> grease, sugar, carbs, etc. which is a good thing. I have finally

> reached the point where I avoid most of the stuff that I know will

> get me but every once in a while something catches me off guard. It

>

> would be nice to know that a spot of peanut butter might help me get

>

> over one of these spells. Can you all confirm if that is correct?

>

> Sorry to be dense but wanted to make sure I understood this

> correctly. Thanks.

>

> R in Nashville

>

>

>

>

> Homepage: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Graduate-OSSG

>

> Unsubscribe: mailto:Graduate-OSSG-unsubscribe

>

>

>

>

>

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Peanut butter is whet my wife eats to bring her blood sugar up. She is

a life long Type I diabetic.

Ray Hooks

For WLS nutrition info, visit

http://www.bariatricsupplementsystem.com

angela6237220 wrote:

>

> Color me stupid here but I need to re-visit a thread that I am not

> sure I completely understood. Someone said that if you have a

> glucose spike (with sweating, nausea, etc.) you can eat a little bit

> of peanut butter and it will help you feel better. Do you guys mean

> that a glucose spike is the same as dumping and if so, you can use

> peanut butter to feel better? I dump on just about everything, milk,

> grease, sugar, carbs, etc. which is a good thing. I have finally

> reached the point where I avoid most of the stuff that I know will

> get me but every once in a while something catches me off guard. It

> would be nice to know that a spot of peanut butter might help me get

> over one of these spells. Can you all confirm if that is correct?

> Sorry to be dense but wanted to make sure I understood this

> correctly. Thanks.

>

> R in Nashville

>

> Homepage: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Graduate-OSSG

>

> Unsubscribe: mailto:Graduate-OSSG-unsubscribe

>

>

>

>

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