Spicy food

[laura071693 42]

I'm 5 days post OP, how long before you are able to consume anything spicy, even if it's just for taste. I have high tolerance for spicy food. I was just wondering

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[Sharon B A 113]

Im also 5 days post op and love spicy food. I put pepper in my broth to give it a bit of taste, maybe the reason why i constantly have diarrhea! Lol

[laura071693 42]

Im also 5 days post op and love spicy food. I put pepper in my broth to give it a bit of taste, maybe the reason why i constantly have diarrhea! Lol

Lol I made a delicious salsa for my husband it was well blended and I couldn't stop tasting it. It didn't hurt my tummy or anything. I just dont want it to be "bad" for me or something this early on

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[Lynnlovesthebeach 627]

My doctor yelled at me at my one month post op visit because I told him I put a little bit of hot sauce on my Soup to make it less boring. He told me it could cause ulcers and to wait until I was 3 months post op.

[KCgirl061 1,533]

Maybe give it a week or two. Your stomach is still going through a natural inflammation process and it's best to stick to mild foods for now.

[FluffyChix 17,418]

I had an Iron pouch. But it still took weeks/months for me to heal to the point that spicy food was comfy again. Go slow. Cool your jets and fears. Embrace this time where you're on liquids and later have no interest in food. It is when you will LOSE THE MOST WEIGHT YOU WILL EVER BE ABLE TO LOSE IN YOUR LIFE. Isn't this surgery and everything you've been through leading up to it worth it to you?

Jeeze break up with the food ties that bind right now. *le sigh* (I seem to have woken on the wrong side of the newbie bed this morning.)

[Sharon B A 113]

3 minutes ago, FluffyChix said:

I had an Iron pouch. But it still took weeks/months for me to heal to the point that spicy food was comfy again. Go slow. Cool your jets and fears. Embrace this time where you're on liquids and later have no interest in food. It is when you will LOSE THE MOST WEIGHT YOU WILL EVER BE ABLE TO LOSE IN YOUR LIFE. Isn't this surgery and everything you've been through leading up to it worth it to you?

Jeeze break up with the food ties that bind right now. *le sigh* (I seem to have woken on the wrong side of the newbie bed this morning.)

OMG really 😆😆

[FluffyChix 17,418]

This morning there are no less than 4 whiny posts about totally normal progressions in this surgery. Did everyone think this was easy, no pain, no concessions re: food/eating? Seriously? We had big time billy badass surgerys cuz we were fuc*ing morbidly obese or super morbidly obese. In order to change our physical reality, there WILL be pain, there WILL be deprivation, there WILL be dying to our basic food instincts and short term cravings. There has to be in order to realize long term success. Now is the time to seize the day and embrace the suck cuz it will net you extraordinary advantages in the first 2 months if you work it baby. Work it like a street corner on a busy Saturday night!

[GradyCat 3,696]

Take at least a month before introducing anything too spicy into your diet. You're still healing on the inside.

[CurvyMom 386]

Go slow on the spice, plus not having a drink while you eat could also be troublesome even if you have a high tolerance for spices. I love spice but still don't go crazy with it.

[Jobber 321]

I had some "hot" wings in the Buffalo airport about 3 months out and thought I was going to die...

To @FluffyChix point, don't be in a hurry to get back to normal or you might mess yourself up. It's a marathon not a sprint.

[BlueEyedAngel28 238]

I love spicy it took me 1 yr and 8 months to get back to eating spicy..

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