My close friend is experiencing unrelenting anxiety and persistent depression. She had weight loss surgery over a year ago, and though she looks good (and has kept the weight off - im talking from 320 LBS to 140 LBS), but remains in poor health based on symptoms & overall mood. She was very obese for a long time, lost about 100 LBS, and then gained most of it back. This led her to get the surgery, in which she has managed to easily keep the weight off. Her surgeon tells her to drink 60 OZ of water a day, which i believe to be ludacris and probably a large portion of why she feels so bad. Her doctors have told her that this surgery can make it hard for the patient to assimilate sugars/carbs and that eating a protein/fat diet is optimal. I assume the body probably has a harder time digesting the protein/fats than easy to digest sugars & carbs, but what do i know!
I don't want to be a one size fits all guy, but i have obviously talked to her about RP & how valuable his approaches can be for raising metabolism & improving low blood sugar symptoms. When she called me the other day to tell me about how bad she felt, she mentioned poor liver glycogen storage, and just overall feeling not well. Any specific advice regarding this unique situation?
I don't want to be a one size fits all guy, but i have obviously talked to her about RP & how valuable his approaches can be for raising metabolism & improving low blood sugar symptoms. When she called me the other day to tell me about how bad she felt, she mentioned poor liver glycogen storage, and just overall feeling not well. Any specific advice regarding this unique situation?