How lucky am I? Jim served me this perfect WLS protein for breakfast. A fresh fillet of grilled Rocky Mountain Trout. A 3-ounce serving of grilled trout provides 22 grams of protein to 4 grams fat and zero carbohydrate. Jim seasoned this with "Hot Shot" pepper blend and a pinch of kosher salt. He grilled it on the outdoor gas grill (thanks for not stinking up the house honey!) for about 4 minutes per side and served it to me with a dollup of plain yogurt blended with pickle relish for "Tarter Sauce" --- delicious and this meal kept me energized all morning.
I've got to say - this is one of my most favorite ever non-breakfast breakfast meals!
Do you have a favorite non-breakfast breakfast meal?
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Wednesday, September 18, 2013
eBooks from LivingAfterWLS
5 Day Pouch Test
Owner's Manual 2nd Edition
eBook Edition - 2013
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Owner's Manual 2nd Edition
eBook Edition - 2013
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eBook Edition - 2013
Weight Loss Surgery can profoundly
facilitate weight loss in morbidly obese patients, but it is not a
one-time fix. As patients soon learn vigilance is required to lose
weight and sustain a healthy weight after surgery. Thousands of people
around the world use the 5 Day Pouch Test to stop weight gain after WLS
and return to the basics prescribed by their bariatric center. This
proven 5 day program breaks habits that contribute to weight gain and
restore one’s feeling of fullness after a small high-protein meal. If
you think your pouch is broken or desire to get back on track with the
WLS basics this five-day solution is for you. New 2nd edition features
over 50 delicious recipes, current FDA, USDA, and ASMBS guidelines,
extensive FAQ section all in Kaye Bailey's inspiring and empowering
voice. It is time to get back on track and manage your WLS: start with
the 5 Day Pouch Test. The 5 Day Pouch Test is suitable for all bariatric
procedures including gastric bypass, adjustable gastric banding,
gastric sleeve and others.
Learn more about the new second edition:An Interview with Kaye Bailey
eBook ISBN: 1628902396
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Wednesday, September 11, 2013
Monday, September 09, 2013
Cooking with Kaye now on Amazon!
Did you know that Cooking with Kaye Methods to
Meals is now available on Amazon? Check it out here. Already have it?
Post a review and let us know what you think! Protein First recipes for
weight loss surgery patients and the people they cook for.
Cooking with Kaye on Amazon
Kaye Bailey's all-new highly anticipated cookbook Published Nov. 20, 2012. Written for the weight loss surgery patient and the people they cook for, this hard-back comb bound cookbook features 134 all new recipes and detailed techniques to take you beyond the meal to create recipes you and your family will love. Must have for any WLS household. Introducing Kaye's new "Pace of Preparation" to identify recipes that meet your time schedule and serve your dietary needs. Meals for the blended household (WLS & non-WLS eaters), couples, singles, all of us. Recipe categories include soups, salads, crunchy protein, savory skillet meals, oven baking and roasting, braising and slow cooking. Enjoy something delicious today: get Cooking with Kaye. Cooking with Kaye is suitable for all bariatric procedures including gastric bypass, adjustable gastric banding, gastric sleeve and others.
Cooking with Kaye on Amazon
Thursday, September 05, 2013
5DPT Bulletin: Hunger is not an emergency
Published today: 5 Day Pouch Test Bulletin
Is your post-WLS hunger a crisis?
View bulletin in our archives: 5DPT September Bulletin
Opening Article:
"Greetings -
Thanks for joining me for the September 5
Day Pouch Test Bulletin, our first of the fall season. For me, now seems
like the right time to review my understanding of body hunger and
remind myself of the difference between hunger and appetite. In hearing
from you in the weight loss surgery communities I know that many of us
struggle time and again against hunger -- or what we think is hunger.
One of the best breakthroughs in understanding my food relationship came
in 2008 when I read the words, "Hunger is not an emergency." My
goodness! Who knew? Read my blog post account of that enlightening
moment:
"Just this week I had a breakthrough moment
when I read that naturally slender people do not treat hunger as an
emergency. "Most of us who struggle with extra pounds tend to view
hunger as a condition that needs to be cured - and fast," writes Judith
S. Beck, PhD, author of the Beck Diet Solution. "If you fear hunger, you
might routinely overeat and avoid it," she says adding, "Thin people
tolerate hunger because they know hunger pangs always come and go,
buying them some time."
Hunger defined: the painful sensation caused by a lack of food that initiates food-seeking behavior.
Hunger is not an emergency.
Interesting, don't you think? Since publishing the 5DPT I've received
tremendous feedback. Some people are amazed to not feel hungry, even on
those difficult first two days. Others report "climbing the walls"
hunger. I believe each of us responds differently to the 5DPT and there
are certainly extremes between lack of hunger and ravenous hunger."link to continue reading
Featured Articles:
Understanding Hunger
Hunger: Don't think about the food
Understanding weight regain
Recipe: Easy Beef Stroganoff
Wednesday, September 04, 2013
More Stars: Another review on Amazon. This is EXCITING
Thanks Kathy - I appreciate your kindness and time in sharing your thoughts on the 5 Day Pouch Test Owner's Manual.
5.0 out of 5 stars
A MUST have for WLS patients!, September 4, 2013
This review is from: The 5 Day Pouch Test Owner's Manual (Perfect Paperback)
I had WLS 3 years ago next week. This book is the most helpful of all
the many books I bought. As a matter of fact, it's place is in my
kitchen drawer. It's always at my finger tips for referral. The
recipes are the best too. My entire family eats the food I cook out of
the book so I have to cook double. The 5 Day Pouch Test is a must have
reference. The best help of all for WLS patients!!Exciting! Our First Customer Review of 5DPT Manual on Amazon
Exciting day - the first review of the 5 Day Pouch Test Owner's Manual has been posted to our new Amazon.com listing - check it out! Thanks Karen Gomes.
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Must have for anyone with WLS, September 4, 2013
This review is from: The 5 Day Pouch Test Owner's Manual (Perfect Paperback)
I have this book and live by it. Kaye Bailey is an advocate for those
of us that have had weight loss surgery. She has written this book with
love and experience. When I get off track from weight loss surgery and
feel hopeless, I pick up this book and follow the five day pouch test.
In those five days I feel back in control and empowered. Another plus to
doing the five day pouch test is that I usually lose a few pounds as a
bonus. I highly recommend this book to anyone who has had WLS. I have
bought several of these books as gifts for my new weight loss surgery
friends.Visit the Amazon page: The 5 Day Pouch Test Owner's Manual
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Healthy & Delicious Carbs to Love
Enjoy Healthy Carbs in these
Taste Pleasing Side Dishes
Shared from the LivingAfterWLS Weekly Digest
Taste Pleasing Side Dishes
Shared from the LivingAfterWLS Weekly Digest
Including
fresh vegetables and berries in a meal of lean protein assures you get a
variety of nutrients and fresh flavor without sacrificing your healthy
living goals. Some weight loss surgery patients notice the stringy fiber
of asparagus causes digestive discomfort. Look for tender young stalks
to avoid the stringy fibers or use a vegetable peeler and remove the
outer layer of each stalk to enjoy the tender asparagus without the
stringy fiber.
Lemony Asparagus with Parsley
Serves 4
Ingredients:
1 teaspoon olive oil
1/2 pound fresh asparagus, trimmed and sliced into 2-inch pieces
2 tablespoons finely chopped fresh flat-leaf parsley
zest of 1 lemon
1/2 lemon, juiced
1/4 teaspoon salt
1/4 teaspoon ground black pepper
Directions:
Heat oil
in a large nonstick skillet over medium-high heat. Add asparagus; cook,
stirring occasionally, 7 minutes or until crisp-tender. Remove from
heat. Stir in chopped parsley, lemon zest, lemon juice, salt and black
pepper. Serve warm.
Per 1/2-cup serving: 35 calories, 3g protein, 2g fat, 5g carbohydrate and 2g dietary fiber.
Try This: Warm Roasted Asparagus with Walnuts
More recipes in the Weekly Digest
Tuesday, September 03, 2013
Now on Amazon: Kaye Bailey Books
LivingAfterWLS publications are now available on Amazon!
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Stop Counting Carbs and Lose Weight
Hot off the press - LivingAfterWLS Weekly Digest
Great topic today: Never Count Carbs Again
Link to the full newsletter in our archive: Digest Sept 3 2013
Opening Article from the Digest:
A major area of concern and sometimes confusion for us after weight loss surgery is how many grams of carbohydrates should we eat in a day. Have you been perplexed over the carbohydrate question? Today we take a look at carbs and the role they play our diet after weight loss surgery.
It is popular in the health and nutrition fields to describe carbs as "good carbs" or "bad carbs". I prefer not to use those words because they assign a moral trait to food and food does not have moral traits. Food is food. When we remove moral assignment from the food we eat we can be smart, thoughtful, and rational with our choices. But if we assign morals to food and eat "bad carbs" then we must be bad. You know the self-blame cycle I'm talking about.
Instead of good carbs and bad carbs I prefer to use more accurate terms:
That is good news. While it is unlikely we can ever reach that daily intake by eating fruits and vegetables it is also unlikely we will ever over eat our carbohydrate allowance when we select high moisture, high fiber fruits and vegetables. A variety of fruits and vegetables promotes good health because they contain disease fighting vitamins and nutrients. Fruits and vegetables enjoyed with lean protein improve the overall eating experience for weight loss surgery patients because they are high in moisture. This is a relief when we are following the liquid restrictions and not drinking a beverage with meals.
Link to the full newsletter in our archive: Digest Sept 3 2013
Link to the full newsletter in our archive: Digest Sept 3 2013
Great topic today: Never Count Carbs Again
Link to the full newsletter in our archive: Digest Sept 3 2013
Opening Article from the Digest:
A major area of concern and sometimes confusion for us after weight loss surgery is how many grams of carbohydrates should we eat in a day. Have you been perplexed over the carbohydrate question? Today we take a look at carbs and the role they play our diet after weight loss surgery.
It is popular in the health and nutrition fields to describe carbs as "good carbs" or "bad carbs". I prefer not to use those words because they assign a moral trait to food and food does not have moral traits. Food is food. When we remove moral assignment from the food we eat we can be smart, thoughtful, and rational with our choices. But if we assign morals to food and eat "bad carbs" then we must be bad. You know the self-blame cycle I'm talking about.
Instead of good carbs and bad carbs I prefer to use more accurate terms:
- Fruit and Vegetable Carbs or Complex Carbs
- Grain and Starch Carbs or Complex Carbs
- Processed Manufactured Carbs or Simple Carbs
That is good news. While it is unlikely we can ever reach that daily intake by eating fruits and vegetables it is also unlikely we will ever over eat our carbohydrate allowance when we select high moisture, high fiber fruits and vegetables. A variety of fruits and vegetables promotes good health because they contain disease fighting vitamins and nutrients. Fruits and vegetables enjoyed with lean protein improve the overall eating experience for weight loss surgery patients because they are high in moisture. This is a relief when we are following the liquid restrictions and not drinking a beverage with meals.
Link to the full newsletter in our archive: Digest Sept 3 2013
Today we look at complex
carbohydrates from fruits and vegetables. We have some great tips and
recipes to include them in your diet for life-long weight management.
Pictured here is a typical breakfast plate for me that included 2 ounces
white meat roasted turkey, 1 hard-cooked egg, 6 blackberries and 1/2
large kiwifruit. After enjoying this meal I will not feel hungry or
crave sweets for several hours. Nutritional Count: 182 Calories. (44% Protein, 32% Fat, 24% Carbohydrate);
20g Protein; 6g Fat; 11g Carbohydrate; 3g Dietary Fiber. 75% RDI
Vitamin C, 25% RDI Niacin, 5% RDI Calcium.) I consider this plate a
perfect breakfast and while I don't get it right every morning it is a
goal I aim for because on days when I get this right I am powerful and
in control.
Continue to the full newsletter and don't miss a bit of this great information that supports your ongoing weight management with surgery.
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