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The plan emphasizes building healthy self-care habits alongside nutrition and activity, including early adoption of small behavior shifts before surgery. 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Bariatric surgery is not a cure nor is it to be considered a “one and done” approach to treating obesity. Weight loss surgery is a simply a tool to help you achieve a healthier weight and lifestyle.  \nIn order to have a successful long-term outcome, it is necessary to make a number of permanent lifestyle changes. You will need to change your eating habits, behaviors, mindset, stress management strategies, and physical activity. While the nutrition plan is one of the most important parts of this journey but it is not the only component to success. Establishing healthy self-care habits is the key.  \n“A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step.” ~Lao Tzu  \nStart Now!  \n• Weight loss and optimal health is more than diet and exercise; it’s an accumulation of habits that are integrated into your daily life.  \n• The bariatric team expects you to start making small lifestyle changes now in preparation for the surgery. Waiting for the pre op consults with the surgeon and dietitian to get started sends the message you are not committed to the process.  \n• The surgery only changes the size of your stomach; you have to do the rest to get the results you want long term.  \n• As you work through your Bariatric check list, begin to establish the healthy habitsthat will make you successful.  \n• The sooner you start, the more prepared you will be for the surgery, recovery, and for therest of your life.  \n• Certain things will change once you have surgery; such as food intake, separating fluids from meals, but the fundamentals are the same: healthy habits create a healthy body and life.  \nBuilding a Healthy Foundation  \nFuel your body  \n• Kick start your metabolism by eating breakfast within 1-2 hours after waking up.  \n• Establish regular meal times throughout the day; never skipping meals or going more than 4-5 waking hours without eating.  \n• Eating breakfast primes your metabolism to maintain stable blood sugar levels after subsequent meals.  \n• Studies indicate prolonged fasting might lead to a bigger than normal increase in ghrelin, known as “hunger hormones.” This encourages you to overeat at your next meal and leading to peaks and crashes in your glucose and energy.  \n• Choose protein and complex carbohydrates to get your day going. For example: cottage cheese or yogurt with berries, a protein shake and banana, veggie omelet.  \nPlan your meals  \n• We live in a “high” society. Restaurants and grocery stores are packed with high fat, high carb, high sugar and high salt foods.  \n• When you don’t plan and prep your meals it’s easy to choose the fast, higher fats/sugar/salt/carb foods when you need to eat.  \n• Create a list of different meals you enjoy for each meal. (i.e. breakfast foods: protein and fruit smoothie, cottage cheese and fruit, or egg and veggie scramble) .  \n• Having a few “go to” food items makes shopping and planning much easier to eat healthy and less likely to eat out.  \nProtein  \n• Protein is the cornerstone of your diet after surgery but not all proteins are created equal.  \n• High fat meats, such as pork sausage, salami, prime rib, bacon, and cheese can be substituted for leaner, healthier options: fish, chicken, lean pork, lean red meat, low-fat dairy products, eggs, and soy products.  \n• Plant-based proteins (i.e. nuts, seeds, legumes, grains) do not contain all the essential amino acids that are found in animal based proteins. These proteins also tend to be high fat (typically healthy for your heart, but not your waistline), high carbohydrate and high calorie.  \n• Start to substitute leaner proteins for the higher fat proteins. For example: substitute chicken for beef when making tacos, eat lean ham in place of pork sausage.  \n• Start to buy different protein shakes and powders to find ones you like. Drink them for breakfast or as a quick snack.  \nFruits & vegetables-5+ a day  ","cbCaihrMPj0CvaM8","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaihrMPj0CvaM8","pdf",3079089,79,"English","# Building a Healthy Foundation\n## Fuel your body\n## Plan your meals\n## Protein\n## Fruits & vegetables (5+ a day)\n## Getting Started\n## Fluids\n## Artificial sweeteners","[{\"question\":\"Why are lifestyle changes necessary after bariatric surgery?\",\"answer\":\"Bariatric surgery changes stomach size, but long-term results depend on continuing nutrition, behavior, mindset, stress management, and physical activity habits.\"},{\"question\":\"What meal timing guidance does the plan give for the best metabolic start?\",\"answer\":\"Eat breakfast within 1–2 hours after waking, keep regular meal times, and avoid skipping meals or going more than 4–5 waking hours without eating.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the plan recommend choosing proteins after surgery?\",\"answer\":\"It advises prioritizing leaner options and notes that not all proteins are equal; it also suggests using plant-based and supplemental shakes while adjusting for higher fat or calorie differences.\"},{\"question\":\"What are the recommended targets for fruits, vegetables, and fluids?\",\"answer\":\"Aim for 5+ servings of fruits and vegetables per day (about 3 vegetables and 2 fruits) and target about 64 oz of non-caloric fluids daily, with water preferred and certain sweeteners avoided.\"}]","BARIATRIC NUTRITION & LIFESTYLE PLAN | PDF",1790523402,199]