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Gastric Bypass - Diet to be Followed after the ProcedureAfter undergoing a weight loss surgery you will be able to digest the kind of food that you like, provided that it does not make you feel ill. However, bear in mind that the reduction of your stomach size will force you to eat small amounts of food, and therefore you will have to prioritize nutritious food.If you fill your stomach with highly caloric and poorly nutritious food, such as sugar and fat, you will probably diminish the beneficial effects achieved with surgery. On the other hand, the sugar that passes to the small bowel without being digested may produce nausea or pain, and you may become accustomed avoid it, which will help you lose weight more quickly. If everyday food turns out to be low in vitamins and minerals, you may need to take vitamins. You must accept that you will not to be able to eat at other people’s pace. Some patients, who have underwent this surgery, consider it best to order a smaller portion of healthy food and make it last until all the people have finished their meal. If you are honored with a dinner, for instance, you should probably explain that you are not turning down the offer, it is just that your stomach has a limited capacity. Most certainly you will also develop your own habits and you will know what to do to feel comfortable on every occasion.
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