Greek yogurt-dumping syndrome

[alley-gator 96]

You look great!!

I have not tried cherry cause I'm not a ferry fan, but I did have issues the first couple of times I ate chobani tight after surgery. I am 4 weeks out now and seem to do okay with it.

[alley-gator 96]

Geez its like I don't speak English. Sort, autocorrect kills me sometimes.

[TallGirl300 20]

You look great!!

I have not tried cherry cause I'm not a ferry fan' date=' but I did have issues the first couple of times I ate chobani tight after surgery. I am 4 weeks out now and seem to do okay with it.[/quote']

Thanks alley gator!! Maybe I'll try a different flavor tomorrow. Or maybe I just ate it while stressed and ate too fast.

[alley-gator 96]

It's so hard to know what it was! I almost get scared to get new foods unless I am at home for a period of time after.

[bigtigger1010 45]

Wow! Tallgirl! U look amazing already!!!

[hepktty 30]

I've spent hrs trying to find a greek yogurt that has less than 8gm of sugar. Everyone has been talking about eating greek yogurt but until today I've only found one. My nut. Warned me about anything higher than six gm making me sick so I have stayed away. So glad I found one though!

[Frknmidget 0]

Happens to me too, 2 years out in march, very sensitive tummy,

I live on the Greek yogurt, I use plain in just about everything to boost Protein intake.

Milk lately has been kickin' my tush too..

Still Not sure most days, what to make of this ride I'm on...

[cygnusatratus 73]

Do check Greek yogurt for sugars. I eat plain Fage 0% flavored with Protein Powder a couple times per week. It's high Protein, 0 fat, lowish in carbs (better than milk anyway), no added sweetener (just the lactose sugars that the live cultures eat, converting them to lactic acid giving it that tangy taste). I will not (at this point) be eating any of the flavors from any yogurt.