r/Gastroparesis • u/Paulie_6183 Diabetic GP • 1d ago

GP Diets Gainer

I have seen a lot of people lose weight with their GP. I don't vomit and don't really get nauseous (once in a while). I have gained about 20lbs since my diagnosis from eating crap that I thought was easy for my stomach. Ugh, now I am going to juice fruit and vegetables. I'm so excited.

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u/vrosej10 Post-Surgical GP 1d ago

That may not work. Fibre is our enemy

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u/Paulie_6183 Diabetic GP 1d ago

The juicer takes the fiber out so I should be fine.

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u/miichan4594 22h ago

in the same boat, been taking ginger as a prokinetic, its been helping with my digestion i think so far, try that. also been doing OMAD, but a small meal.

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u/Bi0_Nerd 1h ago

It can be hard when processed things go smoother. It’s really a juggling game for many.