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Originally Posted by LisaM
Did a lot of research on this... and pouch size two to three years post-op ranged between 8 and 12 ounces - so a cup to a cup and a half of fairly solid food. The research also was very clear that pouch size had no measurable effect on the overall percentage of body weight lost.
Gaining weight back tends to involve three things - drinking while eating (allowing you to eat more without feeling full as fast); grazing - eating more than three meals and a snack per day; and eating high-fat, high-carb, low-protein foods regularly. GBS post-ops who gain weight are often doing all three.
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This all the same info that I was told and learned through research. I heard the pouch is about 1 cup after a year though, not as far as two years out. From what I can eat I believe that to be the case after one year.
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Dec. 27th 2005 lap w/Dr. Ver Steeg, Ft.Dodge, IA
370/226/210 : 6'0"
pre-op/current/goal -144 lbs as of 04-11-07
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