Comments for Gastric Bypass Diet http://weight-loss-for-life.com Eating After Gastric Bypass Surgery Sat, 27 Jun 2009 02:44:25 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8 hourly 1 Comment on Following the Lap Band Diet by Bariatric Eating-Spinach and Cheese Quiche | Gastric Bypass Diet http://weight-loss-for-life.com/following-the-lap-band-diet/comment-page-1#comment-42 Bariatric Eating-Spinach and Cheese Quiche | Gastric Bypass Diet Sat, 27 Jun 2009 02:44:25 +0000 http://weight-loss-for-life.com/?p=55#comment-42 [...] Bariatric eating can get very boring, but as this weight loss option becomes more popular there are more recipes appearing that can be used in a bariatric diet. It is important to have alternatives that are tasty, yet healthy. [...] [...] Bariatric eating can get very boring, but as this weight loss option becomes more popular there are more recipes appearing that can be used in a bariatric diet. It is important to have alternatives that are tasty, yet healthy. [...]

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]]> Comment on Bariatric Surgery Diet Food Suggestions by Ginna Dorkin http://weight-loss-for-life.com/bariatric-surgery-diet-food-suggestions/comment-page-1#comment-31 Ginna Dorkin Tue, 24 Mar 2009 09:57:38 +0000 http://weight-loss-for-life.com/?p=45#comment-31 Obesity is the second leading cause of death. Though bariatric surgery is recommended it is to taken as the last resort. Patients should know all about the process, its outcome and precautions to be taken. Surgery won't make any one slim, healthy eating habits and lifestyle modification will only show the results. To know more visit here <a href="http://www.empowereddoctor.com/doctor_index_6780.html" rel="nofollow">Gastric bypass Corpus Christi</a> Obesity is the second leading cause of death. Though bariatric surgery is recommended it is to taken as the last resort. Patients should know all about the process, its outcome and precautions to be taken. Surgery won’t make any one slim, healthy eating habits and lifestyle modification will only show the results. To know more visit here Gastric bypass Corpus Christi

]]> Comment on Gastric Bypass Nutrition by Cherokee Billie http://weight-loss-for-life.com/gastric-bypass-nutrition/comment-page-1#comment-7 Cherokee Billie Tue, 13 Jan 2009 02:43:27 +0000 http://weight-loss-for-life.com/?p=12#comment-7 I am a retired doctor of Naturopathic medicine. I volunteer answering questions for free on different websites and I often get questions on how to eat after gastric bypass. I feel you made good points about protein and water. Those are the most important elements that are needed after bypass surgery. How to get the water in you is: sip small amounts continually throughout the day and night. Have a container of water always next to you. By sipping a little bit every few minutes you will easily be able to get in the necessary water. I recommend that you take purified water and mix it 50/50 with mineral water. This is going to give your body the minerals that it desperately needs in addition to taking a vitamin supplement. More people end up in the hospital after bypass surgery with dehydration problems. This is why I emphasize how to take in your water as well as getting in extra minerals. Cherokee Billie http://www.cherokeebillie.com/ I am a retired doctor of Naturopathic medicine. I volunteer answering questions for free on different websites and I often get questions on how to eat after gastric bypass. I feel you made good points about protein and water. Those are the most important elements that are needed after bypass surgery. How to get the water in you is: sip small amounts continually throughout the day and night. Have a container of water always next to you. By sipping a little bit every few minutes you will easily be able to get in the necessary water. I recommend that you take purified water and mix it 50/50 with mineral water. This is going to give your body the minerals that it desperately needs in addition to taking a vitamin supplement. More people end up in the hospital after bypass surgery with dehydration problems. This is why I emphasize how to take in your water as well as getting in extra minerals.

Cherokee Billie
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