My niece has had this surgery.
You should see her hand tremble as she lathers butter on a baked potato.
FAT, FAT, FAT -- she can eat fat! She still likes the taste of it.
She doesn't get "reflux".
And she has lost over 200 pounds.
You are misreading what you cite.
I am sure that *some* such folks have a problem eating fats but your
evident claim that bariatric surgery patients can't eat fats is really
off the mark.
You made an invalid conclusion ...
Dave LCHF said:My comment was based on the part about fats causing "reflux." The example
menu listed itself as 1011 calories. I don't understand your objection.
Dave
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Quoted message said:Dave LCHF said:I had wondered what victims of bypass surgery are eating. They do lose
a
Quoted message said:Quoted message said:lot of weight. What I have found is a nightmare.
See the diet at link:
http://www.endowsec.com/pated/edtgs22.htm
I gather after WLS they eat about 1100 calories per day and are *UNABLE*
to
Quoted message said:Quoted message said:eat fats.
You must not read much.... here is what your referenced page has to say
about fat, protein and carbs for these bariatric surgery patients in
their long term diet.
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This Sample Diet Provides the Following
Calories.......1011
Fat............37 gm
Protein........71 gm
Carbohydrates..97 gm
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FAT = approx 33 % of this sample caloric intake......
Protein = approx 28 %
Carbs = approx 39 %
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I prefer posters who can read and understand the materials they quickly
quote.
Jim
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