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Bariatric Post Ops, Snack Responsibly

 Post Ops, snacking is very important!

Snacks have such a bad reputation… and for a good reason considering what MOST people consider a snack!  

Between the stops at the vending machine and the grab-and-go at the gas station- most people are grabbing whatever is fast, sugary, and convenient.  

However- if you’re doing it right, snacks can be really great for keeping energy levels high, maintaining blood sugar, helping to nourish your body, and of course if you have kids- keeps them happy ☺ 

Choose snacks that COUNT…  that are high in protein, healthy fats, and fiber to help you stay full longer and won’t spike your blood sugar.

Just because they are healthy, doesn’t mean they won’t taste great!  

Remember:  

  • ALWAYS listen to your body
  • Keep your daily caloric intake in mind 
  • Only eat when you’re hungry
  • Plan your snacks in advance
  • Always have healthy snack options available 

I know it’s hard to make smart decisions when your stomach is growling…that’s exactly why it’s SO IMPORTANT to make sure you’ve always got healthy snacks on hand.  

One of my fav go-to snacks is an apple with a little almond butter.  Simple, easy to make, tastes great, and will boost your energy while nourishing your body. 

So are you up for this week’s “Snack Responsibly” Challenge!?

 Nobody said it was going to be easy but I promise you it’s worth it !

 Feel free to share your victories and struggles in our Facebook Group.  I would love to connect with you.

Make February 2017 YOUR Month!  

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 Much success in your journey.

Respectfully,
International Patient Facilitators – Cancun and Tijuana, Mexico
Dr. Sergio Verboonen and Sheri Burke – Bariatric Coordinator and Nutritionist.
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