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I was wondering if there anyone could give me any suggestions to the pre-op diet. What worked for you, variety, etc. I found a brand of salad dressings called Walden Farms that is zero calories, sugar, cholesterol etc. They have different types from ranch. creamy bacon, honey mustard, thousand island. The tastes are bearable and will take some getting use too but the one I have found that doesnt taste too different is the raspberry. I also found that the sobie waters that are zero calorie are pretty good also. They make great popsicles as well.

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The "diet" I did was the one you are to do for 2 weeks, 2 protein shakes and a dinner (lean cuisine). I had a bit to loose and didn't give myself a month so I did it for three weeks. I would say find a hobby while doing it that occupies time. reading, crafting something... anything that will help also go to bed early helps me a lot when I am trying not to snack but that is because that is my snacking time.

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I just returned from TJ, and I was on the "revision diet" for 3 weeks prior. It was full liquids, so I had the Vitaleph shakes 3 times/day and only had broths, jello and Popsicles. As for popsicles, I really enjoyed the sugar-free Outshine fruit bars by Edys. They were really flavorful and only 25cal. Weight Watchers makes a SF snack size fudge pop that was very satisfying too. I think it had 40cal. For me,I really struggled with variety. I would occasionally add a bit of a flavored premixed protein drink to my shake. i.e. Slim fast cappuccino or piña colada. I wouldn't add much, just enough to flavor my shake differently. I had only ordered the vanilla Vitaleph powder. I would just put in less of the Vitaleph powder if I added the flavor to my shake. And I alternated using SF Almond Milk and Skim milk in my shakes. As far as broth, I found a condensed mushroom flavored soup base called "Better Than Broth" and added a tiny bit to change the flavor of my broths. It gave it a nice homemade taste, and they had other flavors to choose from as well. I ate lots of Sugar free jello of every flavor, and my favorite drinks were by Fuze. They were approximately 20 cal. per bottle. Just make sure it says "Fuze slenderize" on the bottle for the low cal version...Tropical Punch, Blueberry Raspberry etc. In the health food section of the grocery store I found a lot of great pre made low cal herbal teas with awesome favors and I would have peppermint tea every night with stevia sweetener. Calms the stomach too!

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That you both for the suggestions they helped, I always worry if I am doing the right thing when it comes to this. I dont want to fail at it or let my fiance down, he depends on me for the whole thing. Again Thankyou

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