I always have to know why.

[Guest guest]

I am reading in some of your posts that drinking while you eat has

something to do with not losing weight. (I think?) Why would it? I

have been doing it and haven't lost any weight for 6 mos. I need to

know the " why " of something before I am ever very successful at

changing habits. My surgeon was VERY short on information so I have

been shooting in the dark. Glad I found this list!

Cindy R

Cody, Wyoming

RNY 12-4-01

340/220/170

[Guest guest]

Cindy, you sound like me. I use to drive my professors nuts because I

kept asking why. What happens when you eat and drink is that the liquid

helps the food slide on through. This means that it is easier to eat

more which can cause a plateau or even weight gain. I have gotten in the

habit of doing this occasionally and suspect that maybe part of my

problem.

Lori Owen - Denton, Texas

SRVG 7/16/01

Dr. Ritter/Dr. Bryce

On Thu, 14 Aug 2003 22:49:27 -0000 " kobee2556 " writes:

> I am reading in some of your posts that drinking while you eat has

> something to do with not losing weight. (I think?) Why would it? I

> have been doing it and haven't lost any weight for 6 mos. I need to

>

> know the " why " of something before I am ever very successful at

> changing habits. My surgeon was VERY short on information so I have

>

> been shooting in the dark. Glad I found this list!

>

> Cindy R

> Cody, Wyoming

> RNY 12-4-01

> 340/220/170

>

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