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  • Give Fish a Try After Bariatric Surgery

    Give Fish a Try After Bariatric SurgeryFish can be surprisingly well tolerated after bariatric surgery. Many gastric sleeve, gastric bypass, and lap band patients say that even if they didn’t like fish before their weight loss surgery, they liked it after their weight loss surgery. Food preferences do often change after surgery. Many patients report being unable to stomach their previously favorite proteins, and liking proteins they never used to eat or prefer.

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  • Weight Loss Friendly Chinese Food? Yes, Please!

    Chinese foodChinese food does not have a reputation for being weight loss friendly. It does have a reputation for filling you up and then making you hungry an hour later. That is less than ideal for weight loss surgery patients. In addition, traditional white or fried rice is full of carbohydrates and calories.

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  • 2 Ways to Measure Your Body Fat Percentage at Home

    2 Ways to Measure Your Body Fat Percentage at HomeMany gastric sleeve patients are used to weighing themselves regularly. Seeing the number on the scale progressively decrease is one of the most satisfying parts of their weight loss journey after bariatric surgery.

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  • Garlic and Chive Mashed Cauliflower

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    Mashed cauliflower is a great choice for a side dish along with a protein for gastric sleeve, gastric bypass, and lap band patients

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  • Is Your Blood Pressure Different in Both Arms?

    Is Your Blood Pressure Different in Both Arms?Have you found that your blood pressure is different between your right and left arms? Even when it’s taken within minutes of each other? If you have, it could indicate a problem.

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  • 3 Bodyweight Exercises Bariatric Patients Can Do At Home

    3 Bodyweight Exercises Bariatric Patients Can Do At HomeGastric sleeve, gastric bypass, and gastric band patients know that exercise, along with their low calorie diet, is crucial to maximize their weight loss success. There’s just no getting around the fact that exercise helps burn calories, reduce body fat, build lean muscle mass, and helps improve both blood pressure and blood sugar levels. Workouts and strength training should be incorporated into a bariatric patient’s new lifestyle after they have been cleared to exercise by their bariatric surgeon.

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