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So has anyone tried this post op?

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I haven't, (at least not straight) but you are talking about something pretty sweet (sugary) and apples are pretty fiberous. May be difficult for the immediate post-op patient. There is a reason they suggest *clear* liquids. The stomach is the mechanical part of digestion, so ...

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I'm 6mths out.

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Should be no problem for you, then. Try it and report back.

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Are you talking about drinking it or cooking with it? :huh:

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Are you talking about drinking it or cooking with it? :huh:

Does there make a difference?

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my tummy couldnt handle it pre-op... so I wouldnt think of it now..

but it definitely has a great rep... let us know how it goes...

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Does there make a difference?

Well yeah, drinking it would seem a bit strange (vinegar?), cooking with it would make more sense. But on this board we seem to have to get clarification for a lot things :)

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Iall u need is a small teasponn in a full 8 oz glass of Water to control the sugar absorption in food its quite bitter though. .. I nvr tried it pre-op but I dnt care much at all for the after tang in my throat but it helps lose wieght and good for pcos due to the insulin resistance

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So has anyone tried this post op?

I am actually taking something stronger but along the same lines of apple cider vinegar because all my blood tests came back that I am not absorbing the Protein I eat. So I am on an herbal hydrochloric acid which helps my body break down the protein better for absorption. It has made all the difference!!! But I did start with apple cider vinegar- took a tablespoon with each meal. Now I take a capsule with each meal. I am 7 months out and started this routine at 6 months without any trouble.

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I periodically use it. I usually put 1-2 table spoons in some warm Water with a little bit of honey, sort of like a tea. It helps with indigestion, acid reflux, and curbs my appetite. I'm a fan! Hate the smell though.

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Well yeah, drinking it would seem a bit strange (vinegar?), cooking with it would make more sense. But on this board we seem to have to get clarification for a lot things :)

Drinking it straight is one of the oldest weight loss methods in the books. I also use it in cabbage salads and dressings, too.

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I use it to make BBQ Sauce

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Where did u get those capsukes at? Were they prescribed?

So I have tried two different capsules. You can get them I think online, I bought mine through my acupuncturist. Xymogen is the brand and it's called GastrAcid. And another good one is by Standard Process called Zypan. But I would definitely get professional advice before taking on your own. Good Luck!!!

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