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Post by goodkel on Jun 17, 2014 3:33:43 GMT -5
All amounts are taken daily: Protein 90 grams Dry D3 5,000-10,000 IU Calcium Citrate 2,000 grams, split into 500 gram dosages at least two hours apart A good multivitamin, Centrum or a generic equivalent twice Iron: I would add a dose of something like Feosol iron, vitamin C to help you absorb it, and Magnesium oxide so it doesn't constipate you taken all at the same time. As always, subject to adjustment based on a complete set of labs. Extrapolated from the study available in full pdf at the link below. "Similar rates of malnutrition are found after BPD or DS, and in most cases are secondary to non-compliance with the prescribed diet, which must include a minimal intake of 90 g of protein per day [19, 20]. No patient has been submitted to a reversal operation, and though follow-up is still short, most of the revisions of malabsorptive surgery for malnutrition are performed between the first and the second postoperative year [21]. Figures tend to improve in patients completing the second and third postoperative years, all but iron and parathormone levels. Practically all patients need calcium and vitamin D3 supplements at long-term, with more than single dose of some 50% of them needing high doses of calcium (more than 2 g per day) and vitamin D3 (5,000–10,000 IU per day) to reach vitamin D3 levels over 30 ng/ml and parathormone under 100 pg/ml." Read more: weightlosssurgery.proboards.com/thread/8587/single-anastomosis-duodeno-bypass-sleeve#ixzz34slJWaXR
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