Re: ? about those old nasty eating habits is why............................

[Guest guest]

Why we all had this surgery!

1. You can NOT out eat a 5-10 ounce stomach

and even if you did.....

2. You only absorb calorically 60% of your overeating

and even if you did.....

3. studies show that your boby finds a balance and if you OUT EAT the

surgery, your malabsorbtion will increase in proportion to the

increase in consumed calories!

So

4. Enjoy yourself skinny...you deserve it...you are " retooled " for

life.

DAN

> Hi All,

>

> I have a question for the post-ops. This morning I had a hankering

for one

> of those Mc's egg/sausage/cheese/bagel sandwiches. So, I

went through

> the drive-thru, and I got one. That in itself was WEIRD, since I

was used to

> always getting at least two. I came home, and knew that it would

be

> impossible to eat the whole thing, and figured I should remove the

bagel

> part, and just eat the insides. Well, I didn't. I proceeded to

eat it, and,

> as expected, I made it not quite half the way through before

starting to feel

> REALLY uncomfortably full, almost to the point of pain. Well, what

really

> BOTHERS me is that I had to sit there and STRUGGLE with myself to

put the

> daggone thing down, and accept the fact that I was finished. So, I

> struggled, but I did manage to put it down. In fact, I wrapped it

back up in

> the papeer and I threw it away. Now here's where the really " nasty

old

> habit " kicks in. I'm sitting here on my computer, overly full,

quite

> miserable actually, and all I can think of is this STUPID sandwich

sitting in

> the wastebasket.

>

> Will someone please tell me what's up with this?

>

> Thanks.

>

>

>

> Pam in MD

> BPD/DS - July 9, 2001

> Dr. Vanguri

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Dan,

I am preop, so I don't assume to know as much about the surgery, but

I would really love to have some cites on the 3rd point you have made

about the body increasing malabsorption.

Since it has been statistically proven that DSers can regain up to

20% of their EWL...which i feel is a phenominally low number...and

since both the common channel and alimentary limb actually lengthen

with time, otherwise you would never stop losing weight...

Anddddd....the body always attempts to go back to a " normalized "

state, meaning it compensates for any deficiencies, per Dr. Rabkin,

that is...so as time goes on, the window of opportunity decreases and

the body reduces its malabsorption rate....

Ok...now with all that said...I prefer your view of

it....grins...could you tell me where you got that information...and

if you are correct...I think I love you!

Grinning,

theresa

> Why we all had this surgery!

>

> 1. You can NOT out eat a 5-10 ounce stomach

>

> and even if you did.....

>

> 2. You only absorb calorically 60% of your overeating

>

> and even if you did.....

>

> 3. studies show that your boby finds a balance and if you OUT EAT

the

> surgery, your malabsorbtion will increase in proportion to the

> increase in consumed calories!

>

> So

>

> 4. Enjoy yourself skinny...you deserve it...you are " retooled " for

> life.

>

> DAN

> > Hi All,

> >

> > I have a question for the post-ops. This morning I had a

hankering

> for one

> > of those Mc's egg/sausage/cheese/bagel sandwiches. So, I

> went through

> > the drive-thru, and I got one. That in itself was WEIRD, since I

> was used to

> > always getting at least two. I came home, and knew that it would

> be

> > impossible to eat the whole thing, and figured I should remove

the

> bagel

> > part, and just eat the insides. Well, I didn't. I proceeded to

> eat it, and,

> > as expected, I made it not quite half the way through before

> starting to feel

> > REALLY uncomfortably full, almost to the point of pain. Well,

what

> really

> > BOTHERS me is that I had to sit there and STRUGGLE with myself to

> put the

> > daggone thing down, and accept the fact that I was finished. So,

I

> > struggled, but I did manage to put it down. In fact, I wrapped

it

> back up in

> > the papeer and I threw it away. Now here's where the

really " nasty

> old

> > habit " kicks in. I'm sitting here on my computer, overly full,

> quite

> > miserable actually, and all I can think of is this STUPID

sandwich

> sitting in

> > the wastebasket.

> >

> > Will someone please tell me what's up with this?

> >

> > Thanks.

> >

> >

> >

> > Pam in MD

> > BPD/DS - July 9, 2001

> > Dr. Vanguri

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Really?

Lisbeth

dberman2@... wrote: Why we all had this surgery!

1. You can NOT out eat a 5-10 ounce stomach

and even if you did.....

2. You only absorb calorically 60% of your overeating

and even if you did.....

3. studies show that your boby finds a balance and if you OUT EAT the

surgery, your malabsorbtion will increase in proportion to the

increase in consumed calories!

So

4. Enjoy yourself skinny...you deserve it...you are " retooled " for

life.

DAN

> Hi All,

>

> I have a question for the post-ops. This morning I had a hankering

for one

> of those Mc's egg/sausage/cheese/bagel sandwiches. So, I

went through

> the drive-thru, and I got one. That in itself was WEIRD, since I

was used to

> always getting at least two. I came home, and knew that it would

be

> impossible to eat the whole thing, and figured I should remove the

bagel

> part, and just eat the insides. Well, I didn't. I proceeded to

eat it, and,

> as expected, I made it not quite half the way through before

starting to feel

> REALLY uncomfortably full, almost to the point of pain. Well, what

really

> BOTHERS me is that I had to sit there and STRUGGLE with myself to

put the

> daggone thing down, and accept the fact that I was finished. So, I

> struggled, but I did manage to put it down. In fact, I wrapped it

back up in

> the papeer and I threw it away. Now here's where the really " nasty

old

> habit " kicks in. I'm sitting here on my computer, overly full,

quite

> miserable actually, and all I can think of is this STUPID sandwich

sitting in

> the wastebasket.

>

> Will someone please tell me what's up with this?

>

> Thanks.

>

>

>

> Pam in MD

> BPD/DS - July 9, 2001

> Dr. Vanguri

>

>

>