is drinking water immediately after food really bad
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felblossom wrote: »I think (think!) that someone who's had a gastric bypass operation isn't supposed to drink anything with their food, mainly because the stomach is too small to handle it all at once? For someone with a regular stomach this hardly is the case!
I know that anything carbonated isn't allowed with a gastric bypass, but not sure about water. I would imagine that dehydration would be counterproductive.0 -
Hmm...well that's a first for me! I drink a lot with my meals...before, during and after! No weight loss problems0
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From the Mayo Clinic:
http://www.mayoclinic.org/healthy-lifestyle/nutrition-and-healthy-eating/expert-answers/digestion/faq-20058348
"Does drinking water during or after a meal disturb digestion?
Answers from Michael F. Picco, M.D.
There's no concern that water will dilute the digestive juices or interfere with digestion. In fact, drinking water during or after a meal actually aids digestion.
Water and other liquids help break down food so that your body can absorb the nutrients. Water also softens stool, which helps prevent constipation."
There you go!
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praksindiafit wrote: »Its said that having water immediate after you had your lunch or dinner is bad.. i dont get a complete feeling till i drink water after my food.. a friend said just gargle with water..but that doesnt help. Is drinking water post food real bad for lose weight or can i continue.
http://www.mayoclinic.org/healthy-lifestyle/nutrition-and-healthy-eating/expert-answers/digestion/faq-200583481 -
InstantSunshine wrote: »snickerscharlie wrote: »Hogwash!
I particularly love that your profile picture seems to be illustrating the point that this is a huge pile of horse's ar$e.
A happy coincidence I assure you!
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snickerscharlie wrote: »felblossom wrote: »I think (think!) that someone who's had a gastric bypass operation isn't supposed to drink anything with their food, mainly because the stomach is too small to handle it all at once? For someone with a regular stomach this hardly is the case!
I know that anything carbonated isn't allowed with a gastric bypass, but not sure about water. I would imagine that dehydration would be counterproductive.
This is a true fact. No liquids 30 minutes before and 30 minutes after a meal. It's not necessarily because the stomach is too small to handle it, but because the liquids will help the food slide through the small pouch faster, thus enabling you to eat more . Hydration is key though, when you have this type of surgery, and many people need to focus very hard on getting an adequate water intake.
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I've read (and heard) that a few times, but never with any evidence whatsoever, and always from a completely uncredentialed source.
I drink water before, during, and after meals.1 -
http://www.yoga-for-beginners-a-practical-guide.com/drinking-water-during-meals.html
Another link... also theres a lottsa links that says otherwise.0 -
Nonsense.
"They say" is rarely going to be a reputable source of info. Be leery of info that comes from 'They' 'Them' or 'People'.1 -
This thread is making me thirsty.3
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This is hands down the dumbest question I have ever seen on MFP.1
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praksindiafit wrote: »Its said that having water immediate after you had your lunch or dinner is bad.. i dont get a complete feeling till i drink water after my food.. a friend said just gargle with water..but that doesnt help. Is drinking water post food real bad for lose weight or can i continue.
I drink water before, during and after meals. There have been zero bad effects. It has not kept me from losing weight.
Please ignore your friends.0 -
lol?
Food contains water itself.1 -
That's a new one on me. Sometimes I love that we have so many ideas available to us, but sometimes....1
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missomgitsica wrote: »This is hands down the dumbest question I have ever seen on MFP.
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what idiot told you that?
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SmellyHippy wrote: »That's a new one on me. Sometimes I love that we have so many ideas available to us, but sometimes....
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also would be nice of people to not ridicule who put up questions to clear their doubt, no no it doesnt affect me much..just for other people who are not very comfortable to take the ridicule ...and come out to clear their doubts or food n health myths. We are here for each other to boost each other..clear our doubts..and have fun too in the process.. thats why the forums5
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praksindiafit wrote: »also would be nice of people to not ridicule who put up questions to clear their doubt, no no it doesnt affect me much..just for other people who are not very comfortable to take the ridicule ...and come out to clear their doubts or food n health myths. We are here for each other to boost each other..clear our doubts..and have fun too in the process.. thats why the forums
I would stop listening to your friends about fitness and nutrition.
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