poll about food intolerances

ShadeMcG
on 5/14/13 3:49 am
RNY on 11/04/12
I do not dump but I do "carb crash". If I eat bread or pasta I am 1) uncomfortable and 2) crash as in fall asleep practically standing straight up. Takes about 20 to 30 minutes for the crash to hit. And when I say eat I mean like a 1/2 cup pasta or similar serving of bread. It's enough if a deterrent that I do not have more than a bite of either.
Mph05mph06
on 5/17/13 7:14 pm

i wonder if that is the symptoms of what my dietition calls delayed dumping...

Cicerogirl, The PhD
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on 5/14/13 3:54 am - OH

Literally more than two bites of an onion ring makes me extremely nauseous and sometimes makes me vomit. 

Skin/peels of most kinds of apples and the membrane around the individual segments of citrus fruit give me really bad gas and abdominal cramping. 

Everything else is merely things I choose not to eat or things that i can have in small amounts but too much make me sick. (Coffee and bacon bothered me during the first 2 years but not since then.)

 

Lora

14 years out; 190 pounds lost, 165 pound loss maintained

You don't drown by falling in the water. You drown by staying there.

christinalee
on 5/14/13 4:13 am - At Home in, NH

Roast beef does me in everytime.  Just too dense and sits terrible in my digestive system.  Can't eat it... 

Non-whole wheat pasta causes a heaviness and a level of discomfort.  Choose not to eat it...

Malitol (more so than sorbitol) wreaks havoc in my digestive sytem.  Shouldn't eat it...

Any more than one small serving of a dairy product with high fat and sugar content causes mild dumping. Do my best to not eat, enjoy or desire it (big sigh)...

Liquids on an empty, "first thing in the morning" pouch, causes a wierd tension that is short-lived, but not good.  Usually suffer through it...

"Just keep swimming." ~ Dorrie
  

Athlynne
on 5/14/13 4:18 am

Eggs. Omigod, eggs.

"I'm pleasant, but I have issues." - MST3K

Start weight: 290 lbs.
Current weight: 205 lbs.

Surgery date: April 15, 2013

NDHM
on 5/14/13 4:41 am

I'm new (7 weeks today), but I've had no problem with eating/drinking anything.  I have an egg most every morning, I drink milk as my protein supplement when I need more, chicken/beef/bacon...yum!

Dee.spunk
on 5/14/13 4:41 am - Sacramento, CA
Milk. I can't drink it or I end up in the bathroom. Same with yogurt.

Anything greasy. I ate the toppings off a pizza and got sick. It was greasy. My friend made fish, and fried it, I got sick.

Onion. They make me bloated and uncomfortable. So does broccoli and cauliflower. But I love broccoli! Sigh.

Height:5'1.5 RNY:11/30/11 HW:307 SW:234 CW:136 GW:140 (LOST 73 Lbs. PRE-OP)

 


 

big42long
on 5/14/13 4:42 am - OH
I have a hard time with eggs! Doesn't matter how they are prepared. Any kind of fresh fruit especially pineapple
        
Neen L.
on 5/14/13 4:53 am - Arlington, VA

9 years post-op and the only thing that still gets me is ice cream. It's not agonizing, terrible dumping, I just feel queasy and uncomfortable for about an hour. Thankfully, it's not something I've ever craved. I'm more of a pastry girl when it comes to sweets.

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Vdekker
on 5/14/13 6:29 am - Mt
RNY on 12/21/12

Ok, I have to admit that ice cream is my enemy too.  I tried about a 1/2 cup on Sunday for Mothers Day.  The best present for me would have been that I could have died.  I am just a short 5 months out and this was the first time I had tried anything off of the plan and boy did I pay for it.  Ice cream is now on my don't even think about it list.blush

    

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