Guest guest Posted November 7, 2001 Report Share Posted November 7, 2001 18 carbs in the protein bar. What should be my max? I was always a carb junkie. I am trying to get away from that though. I also have other protein bars that have 22 gm protein and 4 carbs. I will eat those more often. One is like a brownie with almonds and the other is like a brownie with mint. They are really chewy though and take awhile to get through. in KC Re: I am bummed out and need help. > > > > Sounds like you're eating just fine--yikes any less than that would > mean " diet " to me--and why did we get this surgery? Not to diet, > that's for sure. > > But it doesn't look like you're even getting enough protein. What > was your CC legnth. I have been hearing everything from 50 to > 125cm. Dr. B in Spain was giving everyone 75, but has recently > decreased it to 65 which I have. > > I have heard people hike up the fats and protiens for awhile to get > the metabolism going and the fat burning. > > Hang in there. > > Pammii > > > -------------------------------------------------------------------- -- > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 7, 2001 Report Share Posted November 7, 2001 Thanks, I will try your suggestions. I am happy with the 40 and feel it in my clothes and energy levels already. Re: I am bummed out ..NO YOU ARE NOT!!! Hi , If I might suggest, EAT MORE PROTEIN, EAT MORE FAT, and try not to eat the carbs. Noticed you had pancakees, corn, and macaroni....these along with the 2 portions of skim milk are all almost pure sugar in the end. How about eggs and bacon instead of pancakees, anything instead of macaroni....cold cuts, peanut butter, nuts, cheese, etc. Corn is pure starch, sugar!. How about more beef with gravy, chicken, duck, steak, ham, fish in butter plus a little broccli and salad with dressing. A lot more filling, nutrutious and way less carbs. Skim milk is really filled with extra sugar instead of the fat...try 2%...less sugar! How about eating bigger quantities more often...keeps metabolism and head hunger proper. Try not to drink while you eat, or after, food stays longer, you feel satisfied. EAT MORE PROTEIN< MORE FAT, Less carbs. 40 pounds is 40 pounds....be proud of that accomplishment, lot more to come. DAN > I just got back from a post-op visit with my surgeon. I had to fly to New > Orleans from Kansas City and then drive to Ocean Springs for the > appointment. I actually enjoyed the trip. > > However, I was afraid that my scales were not very accurate and that was > confirmed. I thought I had lost about 54 pounds. Actually I have only lost > 40 pounds. I am 10 weeks post-op and this is going a whole lot slower than > I wanted. Also my surgeon says I should be losing more quickly also. He > thinks I am eating too much. So what I am asking is for those of you who > are a couple of months post-op and losing pretty steadily, can you let me > know what you eat on a typical day? And also what kind of excercises are > you doing? > > I really need some input on this and need to get myself jumpstarted. I lost > 25 pounds my first 2 weeks. So that means in the last 8 weeks I have only > lost 15 pounds! I am beginning to really stress about this! > > Bummed, > > in KC ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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