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Low sodium jumbo sunflower seeds I'm thinking, "will I be able to eat thereafter surgery?" Some people have said they can't tolerate nuts...what about seeds?

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I have no problem with nuts or seeds.....unfortunately LOL Just wait till your team recommends you try them. And even if it doesn't go well the first time, wait a month or so and try again! Good luck!!

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Same here. Waited about six months. Now I eat nuts occassionallly with no problem....just chew well as with everything else.

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I'm a little over 3 months out, and I tolerate well chewed almonds very well. I am waiting on seeds, though...I just picture them getting lodged somewhere in my sleeve....***shudder***

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Thanks!! This is all good to know. I eat sunflower seeds when I'm driving long distance or just in the car for a long time. They help keep me awake.

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I eat nuts!!..yep there's no other way of saying that, that doesn't sound dirty... I Eat the ones in the P3 Protein packs anyways.

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Thanks!! This is all good to know. I eat sunflower seeds when I'm driving long distance or just in the car for a long time. They help keep me awake.

Bad habit, girly. Find something else to keep you awake. :)

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I eat nuts!!..yep there's no other way of saying that, that doesn't sound dirty... I Eat the ones in the P3 Protein packs anyways.

Ha!

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seeds and nuts have been great for me. sunflower seeds are a nice slow snack in the mid morning for me at work. I think I should watch the sodium though....

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seeds and nuts have been great for me. sunflower seeds are a nice slow snack in the mid morning for me at work. I think I should watch the sodium though....

I opted for low sodium and they are still 940 mg per 1/4 cup!! I guess you could get them unshelled but that's the fun of sunflower seeds for me ????

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It took about 6 months before I could eat "anything", rice being the last hold out, but seeds, nuts, fruit skins, whatever, it's all good now as long as I don't over eat.

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I'm not really a popcorn lover (unless it's puff n' corn.) so that shouldn't be an issue. I can't stand the hills in my teeth and throat.

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