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Ok I am almost 6 weeks out I started getting sick on Protein Shakes very nauseous if I try and drink them since about week 3 trying to find stuff to eat my stomach handles Beans well meat so so I have got sick several time on 2 oz of meat question is when can we have Peanut Butter because I think since its soft and no chewing involved my stomach would do well however I know it has calories but I am only getting about 25-30 G Protein and my doc wants me to get in 60 or more any advice thanks

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In "soft food" I can now add PB2 powder (loveloveloveit) to my shakes and I can have creamy PB for a "meal" I get some that is no sugar/salt added.

So, for my diet, from my nut Peanut Butter is ok.

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Ok I am almost 6 weeks out I started getting sick on Protein shakes very nauseous if I try and drink them since about week 3 trying to find stuff to eat my stomach handles Beans well meat so so I have got sick several time on 2 oz of meat question is when can we have Peanut Butter because I think since its soft and no chewing involved my stomach would do well however I know it has calories but I am only getting about 25-30 G Protein and my doc wants me to get in 60 or more any advice thanks

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There are alot of foods you can try. tuna, baked fish, salmon, cottage cheese, hummus, Beans (add cheese), ricotta bake (recipe online), greek yogurt, home-made Protein Shakes (watch sugar), chicken salad..

Experiment and see what works.

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I add Protein powders to everything, including my morning eggs and my afternoon yogurt. I want it up to 100+g.

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Fish, ricotta, cottage cheese worked well for me until I could handle solids. Peanut Butter has around 150 calories for 7g of Protein so isn't great as a main source of Protein.< /p>

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Peanut Butter and nuts in general will betray you.

Calorically dense........beware.

Also they have high potential as grazing foods......beware.

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I add Protein powders to everything, including my morning eggs and my afternoon yogurt. I want it up to 100+g.

I have tried a couple different Protein powders they don't mix well how do u get it to mix up well I have tried unjury and Isopure

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I use this: http://www.pipingrock.com/whey-protein/whey-protein-isolate-powder-unflavored-39404

dissolves well in coffee (after the coffee cools a little), yogurt and eggs.< /p>

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