The Stall: When the Scale Stops Moving (and Why It’s Normal)
A stall is a normal, expected part of life after bariatric surgery — not a failure. The scale pauses while your body adjusts. Stay steady with the basics and give it time.
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A stall is a normal, expected part of life after bariatric surgery — not a failure. The scale pauses while your body adjusts. Stay steady with the basics and give it time.
Protein is the single most important nutrient after bariatric surgery — and the hardest to get down. Small sips, soft textures, and patience make it possible.
The first seven days after bariatric surgery are a blur of sips, naps, and small victories. Here is an honest account of that first week — what it felt like and what helped.