What are all these abbreviations?

Newbie here and I see all sorts of abbreviations. Is there a cheat sheet somewhere?  And what is a slider food?  Things like NUT, DH, NSV, etc. thank you!!  

Here is a link to some of the board abbreviations...

http://www.obesityhelp.com/content/messageboardlingo.html

NUT = nutritionist

DH = Darling Husband

NSV = Non scale victory

Welcome aboard!!  I was confused in the beginning too, but the more you read, the abbreviations clear themselves up.  

Slider foods are foods like yogurt that are "slippery" in texture and don't stay in the sleeve or stomach very long and therefore don't satisfy your hunger for very long (and can cause you to eat too much or too often).  Eight ounces of Greek yogurt, although a very healthy choice, won't keep you feeling full as long as just two ounces of "dense protein" (e.g., beef, chicken, or beans).

A few people, though, apparently use the term to describe foods that are danger foods that may allow them to "slide" back into bad habits (e.g. pretzels or crackers).

Lora

Actually, in my definition, crackers, pretzels and the like are slider foods. I consider slider foods to be anything that can be chewed and completely disintegrated (like chips, crackers) and therefore "slide" through the stomach/pouch, along with yogurt, pudding and other items mentioned.

NSV non scale victory like being able to cross your legs

also.. 

BS = regular BS or Blood Sugar

RH= reactive hypoglycemia.

also: 3 major WLS = weight loss surgeries..

RNY = gastric bypass

VSG -  Vertical Sleeve Gastrectomy (VSG)

DS = Duodenal Switch  (DS)