I make myself drink a protein shake in the morning because I know I will be ten times hungrier later if I do not have something. I know other people here on OH do not eat breakfast and do just fine.

Hey y'all. I have been having an issue lately where my stomach just doesn't seem at all interested in breakfast. It doesn't matter what I eat, after about half of it, my stomach is saying "Leave me alone!" I feel full and, sometimes, a little nauseous. Usually, in an hour and a half, I'm feeling hungry. (I take a PPI, so I don't think it's that, but you never know.) Also, the things that I eat at breakfast, I can eat the full serving at any other meal. (Full serving for me right now is 4oz by volume.)

Anyone else run into this problem? How did you solve it?

I'm about 4 months removed from RNY.  I'm eating about 600-700 calories per day.  Not sure I could eat more to be honest.

How many calories do you eat regularly?  How many should someone under a year from rny be ingesting? 

I am not looking for medical advice, really just a poll of what works/doesn't work.  My doctor is happy with my progress, but no ine has ever asked about what I am eating or how much and when I requested an appointment with my nut thet said it wasn't necessary because I was doing so well. 

Your very welcome.  This doc was very eye opening for me.  I find it interesting that of all the nutrients listed on food labels sugar is the only one not required to list a RDA (recommended daily amount).  Tell me the Sugar Lobby doesn't have the government by the balls.  The more I learn about the food industry as a whole the more I realize that the health of individuals is not even a consideration.  It's big business and big money.  People have to really look out for themselves and their health cause no one else is.