Hi let me know how it works for you.

Hey guys, my dad is 69 years ago and he has been diagnosed with the early stage of dementia disease. She doesn't follow her day-to-day routine and appetite. It's sometimes not an easy task to handle her.  On the either side, I don't have an idea on what kind of food usually the dementia patients are preferred to eat (must be healthy for them too). The sad part is, due to my tight work schedule can't even spare a day for her. I'm planning to hire a good caretaker from a Toronto-based health service provider so they can take a good take care of her. I don't think so I could manage everything simultaneously. Still I wanna hear some good responses. what are the recommended food which can help to improve brain health

I am diabetic and I never eat anything white except for cauliflower, no bread, no pasta, no rice, no potatoes.  I do eat a lot of zoodles, yummy, zucchini put through a spiralizer.  for me any bread, pasta or rice will spike my sugar

The recipes are for the most part for people past the early stages of wls, but once you're onto solid foods it shouldn't matter how many months you are out from surgery. The only thing I figure you'd need is a breakdown of the calories,carbs etc for each recipe so it could be more in tune with whatever place you're at in your weight loss journey. i.e losing weight/maintaining.

Thank you Kyzze.  I am now using a straw.  It doesn't bother me a bit.  I too was having a problem getting all my water in w/o a straw and besides, it's just easier when I'm at work to use a straw and I think the powers that be appreciate it to to help prevent spills around the computers.