- Low-fiber cereal, Boost, applesauce, baby food, 100 calorie packs, hot chocolate.
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- Ensure muscle milk light, light cheese, baby food.
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- Doing well on the “Stage 3″ GP diet: Mostly starches & dairy plus small amounts of chicken, fish, ground meat, a few cooked vegetables & low fiber peeled fruits.
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- Granola bars, in small amounts many times each day,
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- Glucerna drinks and Carnation drinks. Otherwise small portions of regular food.
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- Mostly on tube feedings but when have to have something by mouth can do best with mashed potatoes, baked potato, toast.
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- Liquid protein shakes, mashed potatoes, anything runny.
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- Rice, pudding, toast, juices, mostly soft diet.
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- Now that I have the gastric stimulator, I am able to eat anything I want.
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- I use a j-tube most of the time. Sometimes I can have broth, flat soda, juice.
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- Whatever I feel like eating.
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- Whey protein, almond milk, fat-free yogurt, Carnation Instant Breakfast, peanut butter, canned or fresh pureed fruit, fresh fruit smoothie bases, pumpkin, squash soup, quinoa, ground meat.
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- Protein smoothies, gluten free hot cereal, well cooked veggies.
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- I am on tube feedings (Jevity 1.2).
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- Tube feeding liquid diet.
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- Tube feeding via a j-tube.
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- Meat, cheese, and lactose free milk – everything else causes rapid emptying and blood sugar complications because she is intolerant of all sugars.
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- Slimfast (I like the taste better than other liquids), Carnation Instant Breakfast, soup, Egg Beaters, Smart Water, chewable vitamins, smoothies.
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- Chees-itz, Pedialite pops , homemade fruit/veggie sauces.
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- Oatmeal, Chicken(bland) and Ice tea.
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- I’m tube fed. I can sometimes take a little food orally but it needs to be fairly soft as I have trouble swallowing. I try to eat chocolate regularly!
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- Egg whites, quinoa, crackers, cheese sticks, broths, V8, bread (sometimes), salmon (sometimes).
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- Muffins, pretzels, waffles, cereal, bread.
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- I don’t eat until finished work around 2pm then I eat anything my body craves and crash for the rest of the day. Not good, I know, but only diagnosed 3 days ago.
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- Rice, cream of wheat, potatoes, coffee.
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- Not much! I try liquids, soft foods, even feeding tube liquids and I still can’t keep them down.
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- I have fructose and lactose intolerance so I can’t have fruits or vegetables. My diet consists of fish, poultry, rice, potato, and bleached wheat products. It is low-fat and low-fiber. I take supplemental vitamins, calcium, vitamin B12 and vitamin C.
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- Bananas, Cheerios, protein shakes, lite yogurt. I can tolerate potatoes and rice. I can eat chicken but not other meats very well.
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- V-8 mixed with water, homemade chicken spread, salmon, supplements enteric coated or liquid.
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- Things that are easy to digest; avoid anything raw, acidic, or fried.
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- Protein, almond flour, eggs, coconut milk, almond butter for baking breads.
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- Shakes, smoothies, yogurt, pudding, mashed potatoes, pasta.
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- Soy protien powder, fruit juice, V8, crackers, gummy vitamins.
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- Simple carbs, Low fat proteins, Fruit juice.
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- Tube feed and small amounts of liquids, as I feel full very fast.
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- Liquids, crackers with low fat cheese, and Boost.
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- Applesauce, gatorade, animal crackers, vanilla wafers, ginger ale, yogurt.
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- Basic starches, soup, soda.
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- I eat very little. Maybe once or twice a day, if I eat more than i have more abdominal pain and more nausea.
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- Boost, soup, baby food, dry cereal.
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- Chicken noodle soup, cereal, frozen yogurt, sorbet, English muffin, potatoes, carrots, bananas.
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- TPN, dried cereal, yogurt.
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- When it was bad, I ate baby food and drank liquids. Now I am eating normally and long may it continue.
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- Yogurt; turkey meatballs; protein drinks; crackers.
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- Shredded chicken and rice, low-fat/low-fiber cereal, puddings, custard, toast, fat-free yogurt, fat free frozen yogurt, fat free cheese, fat free cottage cheese, baked potato without skin, baked haddock.
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- Ensure High Protein, Breyers Ice Cream, Sticky Rice (soluable fiber).
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- Soups, and low fat carbs.
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Low-fat & low fiber baby food, fudgesickles, crackers, gelatin, Eggbeaters, soy cheese, Enlive, pretzels, coffee. To replenish electrolytes after vomiting – Smart Water and Vita Coco.
If I’m hungry, I have Carnation Instant Breakfast Shakes early in the day then solid food later in the day. I don’t eat meat, it seems to bother me more then anything. I usually have a Boca substitute or Morning Star and skinless potatoes of some sort.
I’m still trying to sort myself out, and sometimes I can only take liquids, sometimes I can manage soft food, but these are things that have helped me. I also worked with a nutritionist so I could avoid the package meal replacement drinks and food like that.
Mashed potates or yams
applesauce, sometimes I mix in some protein powder
smoothies, both fruit and veggie
soups, a crock pot is so handy, I can cook it while I work, then blend it up before eating and there is usually left over that can stay in the freeze for the week for quickie meals/snacks
store bought cooked chickens. I get the whole chicken and find that it flakes really easy so I can eat it in really small pieces that are really tender and soft. Sometimes I mix it into my mashed taters {but that might be a weird food thing for me only!!!:}
Stewed fruit. I make up a batch on Sundays for the week, whatever is in season, but peaches and pears seem to work the best for me
grated cucumber mixed with yogurt. Sounds weird but really tasty
I have a recipe for chicken pot pie with no crust, or if you can handle it a rice/quinoa topping. Super tasty as well
cream of wheat cereal or I like a cereal like rice krispies soak in the milk for a bit so it’s mushy….
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I went from 258 min gastric emptying time to over 8,000!!! After 6 months of pain and endless nausea and was found not to be a candidate for surgery started in on 1% milk and 100% whew protein. Drank that only for several months. Worked up to jello and pudding. I now have appetite and most of the nausea is gone. Drink fruit smoothies, applesauce, yogert, I think as does my nutritionist that my gastric emptying time has had to improved due to the large amounts of liquid I can take in at once. Just got the go ahead 5 days ago to try white meat, and carbs in small amounts. Am not running around starved and have stopped craving sweets. So far so good.
Hi, Judy. Glad to hear you’re feeling a bit better! Hope things continue to progress.