Bariatric Surgery Pre Op Diet | Mexico Bariatric Center

The purpose of this bariatric surgery pre-op diet is to help shrink your liver prior to surgery by depleting stored glycogen. The goal is to consume 3 Whole meals per day. Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner. Your meals should consist of the 3 Macronutrients - Protein, Healthy Fats, and Fibrous Carbs.
To help our patients undergoing gastric sleeve surgery, gastric bypass surgery, lap band, and duodenal switch, Mexico Bariatric Center hosts nutrition webinars twice per month. These incredible educational webinars are completely free for patients at MBC.
Mexico Bariatric Center has all-inclusive packages for weight loss surgery in Mexico which has the best aftercare support over all other local providers.
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[@Cholosgirl2310]

I missed the live presentation thank you for posting the recording here great information. I did have a couple of questions and will reach out via email thank you so much!!!

[@Mexicobariatriccenter]

We're here for you! -MBC Team

[@veronicalara7590]

What do you recommend for a safe comfortable trip home on an airplane

[@Mexicobariatriccenter]

Hello Veronica, Make sure whether you drive or fly back from San Diego to move your feet frequently!!! Stop and stretch out your legs or if traveling walk to the restroom often and make sure to keep hydrated. Do not try to lift your bag into the car or overhead storage compartment, ask for assistance. Drink juice and water for the flight home. No coffee or tea. :)

[@kelseykels3064]

Is keto bread and keto wraps okay?

[@Mexicobariatriccenter]

@@kelseykels3064 Hi there! We don't recommend breaded foods, most of the time patients find that it sits heavy in their new stomach.

[@Mexicobariatriccenter]

@@kelseykels3064 You can always contact our current nutritionist Kristina if you have any further questions. Her email is : [e-mail]

[@shandaguinn7463]

My mouth. Gets so dry

[@Mexicobariatriccenter]

Hi there! This is a side effect of weight loss surgery and is temporary.

[@654Bearcub]

Hello, I am Scheduled to do the Mexico Bariatric in Mid August 2021 and was wondering about bouillon cubes, most of the labels have mentioned Maltodextrin, Monosodium Glutamate, Corn syrup solids, sugars and a long list of unhealthy ingredients that cause me issues, What brand would you recommend to be successful please

[@fernandovigil817]

How was your surgery?

[@Mexicobariatriccenter]

Hello! Hope you are doing well! If you still have any more questions you can contact our nutritionist at [e-mail]

[@654Bearcub]

@@fernandovigil817 It went good, thanks for asking, and the staff is wonderful.

[@shandaguinn7463]

Ice in drinks or shaved ice

[@Mexicobariatriccenter]

You can but some patients can be sensitive to ice and warmer/hotter liquids can feel better :)

[@kimberlysnow1465]

Where can I go for a printable PDF of your slides for reference?

[@shandaguinn7463]

Can you have ice

[@Mexicobariatriccenter]

You can but some patients can be sensitive to ice and warmer/hotter liquids can feel better :)

[@karmaluvandlight]

One thing i noticed is i can't sleep ...lips dry stomach be growling nausea liquid diet

[@Mexicobariatriccenter]

Yes, it's normal for your stomach to make noises, like growling or gurgling, even when you're on a liquid diet. These noises, often referred to as stomach rumbling or borborygmi, are caused by the movement of fluid and gas in your digestive system. When you're on a liquid diet, your stomach may still produce these noises as it continues to process whatever liquids you consume. As long as you're feeling okay otherwise and not experiencing any discomfort, it's generally nothing to worry about.