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EPISODE · Mar 9, 2025 · 42 MIN

Fueling Success: Nutrition, Mindset and Life after Metabolic Surgery

from The Bari Chronicles · host Damien Verner & Tash Jarrett

The Bari Chronicles – Episode SummaryIn this episode of The Bari Chronicles, hosts Tash and Damo sit down with dietitian Jennifer Tsoutsoulis to unpack the complex relationship between diet, metabolic surgery, and the psychological aspects of food. They discuss the importance of establishing healthy habits before surgery, understanding food trauma, and recognising hunger and fullness cues.The conversation also explores the challenges faced after surgery, including the role of fibre in the diet and the emotional adjustments that come with this transformative journey. Damo and Jennifer highlight the critical role of fibre, particularly for those post-bariatric surgery, and emphasise the importance of protein intake, hydration, and portion control.They also discuss the difficulties of the puréed stage, the concept of moderation, and practical strategies for maintaining dietary goals during the festive season. Throughout the episode, they stress the value of having a strong support team to navigate the ongoing dietary and lifestyle changes.

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