fOOD aND pAIN

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kissmesoon
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fOOD aND pAIN

#1 Post by kissmesoon »

Heelloo!

Don't be afraid of the pain, it will go away quickly. For the first two/three i couldn't chew at all, but after that i gradually started a soft diet.

Of course, i lost weight, but not that much at all. When you only have liquids for two/three days, you can see results! lol You'll gain it back -if you want !- when you'll start chewing again!

Here's a few soft food recommandations, as you asked!
  • Omelet
    Salmon
    Small pastas with sauce
    Tuna & avocado with lime
    Soups & creams (it's Fall; reach for pumpkins, carrots... yummy!)
    Tacos filling (Meat & salsa) or Chili
    Smoothies
    Risotto (Rice meal with seasoning as you like)
Wishing you the best of luck!

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#2 Post by kissmesoon »

oops that was an answer for neon's topic! sorry!

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#3 Post by neon »

:D :D
thanks for double answering meeee! :lol:

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#4 Post by mysmile »

Hi there!
It's my second day in braces. For me it's easy to put everything I have in the fridge in a blender. For example one avocado, 2 tomatoes, a little bit of onion, lemon, (everything raw), baked sweet potato, olive oil . You can try various vegetables. You can put the mix in a jar and take it with you at the office. I'm doing the same with fruits, adding a little bit of lemon, some drops, it will help keep the freshness.
Thanks god the blender exists!
:)

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