Modified Bariatric Keto .. Anyone?
eclecticmommy
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Trying a modified version of the keto eating plan (for bariatric patients). The fat is limited more than with the regular plan. Just looking to try and change the types of carbs I eat: breads/simple carbs VS complex carbs -- not looking to severely restrict. Here is the link if anyone is interested: http://www.bariatriceating.com/2017/03/bee-keto-bariatric-plan/
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I'm kind of doing something similar to this. I don't limit carbs when it comes to fruits and vegetables though. And I don't worry about fat too much. I glanced over it and the diet seems like it's based on sound nutrition.1
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That's a high protein, low carb plan; not keto. It's similar to what I was doing pre-surgery. Keto is high fat, moderate protein, low carb. The ratio will depend on various variables, such as, your weight and percentage of body fat. But, regardless, it's a good diet to follow.0
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what is the point of eating keto if you can't live off bacon and heavy whipping cream??? aw, this makes me sad
I am keto now, and was hoping to carry it on after surgery, but that No No No list is pretty much my entire daily meal plan. 1 -
@Scochrane86 I hope you're joking. ;-) Remember, you have free will. If bacon and heavy whipping cream works for you and your body go for it! I eat bacon several days a week.1
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@scochrane86 In my experience, that much fat makes everything...slide right through. As in, I'm hanging out in the bathroom all day, not wearing white pants kind of thing. YMMV, but I've had to make sure I don't go overboard on my fat intake.
ETA: This is post-surgery. Pre-surgery, I didn't have these issues.1 -
My two cent's lol
Keto vs your dietician's instructions? I have no clue.
Many of us will give you the standard answer -> check with your Dr.
If you have complications, medical issues, an above normal physical fitness level etc. Your dietician may change your diet to fit your specific needs.
Whatever your choice is.....Make sure you are getting the nutrition you need to be healthy. Malnourished is not a good look.
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chubby_checkers wrote: »@scochrane86 In my experience, that much fat makes everything...slide right through. As in, I'm hanging out in the bathroom all day, not wearing white pants kind of thing. YMMV, but I've had to make sure I don't go overboard on my fat intake.
ETA: This is post-surgery. Pre-surgery, I didn't have these issues.
Lol im rny and tend to be constipated no matter how much fat i eat. I shall wear white pants in your honour....... well maybe once im smaller lol3 -
With high fat, is be worried about dumping.... I've never experienced it (2 weeks post-op now) & hope to never experience it!
I know my dietician said to set my macro goals at 50% protein, 30% fat, and 20% carbs.
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