Greetings Neighbors!
If   you are receiving this message from me it is because you signed up to   receive it and you probably already know a little bit about the 5 Day Pouch Test  and about me. Thank you.    
Recently someone wrote to say they were afraid to do the 5DPT because  they read in a forum that the plan is dangerous. Dangerous how? I asked.  Because it is a liquid diet, came the response.  Apparently there was  some confusion about the plan as a whole. A liquid diet should only be  followed under the care and supervision of a qualified health care  professional. The 5 Day Pouch Test plan includes two days of eating  liquid meals but the definition of liquids includes things beyond  protein shakes and clear broth. Our Day 1 & 2 liquids include  delicious soups made of wholesome vegetables and meat protein. It is not  necessary to puree the soups as the chewing of braised meats and  vegetables is a critical step in initiating the digestive process that  leads to digestion and satiation. These soups are so wholesome and  delicious that many people continue to enjoy the recipes beyond the  5DPT. 
Soup Recipes
I am aware that some people chose to eat protein shakes exclusively for Days 1 & 2 and some even add a few extra liquid days into the plan. Once they change the plan that much they are no longer doing the 5 Day Pouch Test: they are doing a liquid diet or liquid fast and ultimately they experience disappointing results.
The 5 Day Pouch Test, with its two days of liquids as the plan defines them, is not dangerous to your health. When the 5DPT is done correctly the liquid days give your digestive system a much needed break from the off-plan foods you may have been eating such as snacky non-nutritional carbohydrates. By eating both protein fortified drinks and nutrient rich soups one achieves the greatest results, gently breaking a carbohydrate snacking cycle and relieving the intestinal inflammation that results from slider food snacking. Those who follow the plan closely report the greatest feeling of satiation and fewer symptoms of carb-withdrawal than those who eat only protein shakes or clear broth for two days.
 
You Can Do This!
KayeI am aware that some people chose to eat protein shakes exclusively for Days 1 & 2 and some even add a few extra liquid days into the plan. Once they change the plan that much they are no longer doing the 5 Day Pouch Test: they are doing a liquid diet or liquid fast and ultimately they experience disappointing results.
The 5 Day Pouch Test, with its two days of liquids as the plan defines them, is not dangerous to your health. When the 5DPT is done correctly the liquid days give your digestive system a much needed break from the off-plan foods you may have been eating such as snacky non-nutritional carbohydrates. By eating both protein fortified drinks and nutrient rich soups one achieves the greatest results, gently breaking a carbohydrate snacking cycle and relieving the intestinal inflammation that results from slider food snacking. Those who follow the plan closely report the greatest feeling of satiation and fewer symptoms of carb-withdrawal than those who eat only protein shakes or clear broth for two days.
The 5DPT as it is written and presented online and in print  is an organized approach to getting back to the WLS basics both   mentally and metabolically. When followed with attention to details we   hear great success stories that include restored feelings of pouch   tightness and satiation, lost weight, increased energy and overall   improved confidence and mental well-being. 
If  you  are going to invest five days into getting back on track then do  it all  the way. Take the program as a whole and immerse yourself in  doing it  right. Build that storm of enthusiasm and recreate the  excitement you  felt leading into surgery and the days and weeks that  followed. Learn  about yourself. Take notes and use the 5DPT 2-page journal. Learn your strengths and weaknesses and harness that knowledge to do better on Day 6 and Beyond.
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