Why the ‘Tiffany Plate’ Fails You after Bariatric Surgery

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HOST: Bariatric Dietitian Dr. Susan Mitchell

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Podcast Guests:

Gayle Brazzi Smith MS, RDN, CSOWM, LDN

Registered & Licensed Dietitian

Weight Loss and Bariatric Surgery Institute

Orlando, FL

Email: [email protected]

Website: OrlandoHealth.com/Bariatrics

Bariatric Dietitian Isabel Maples, RD

Bariatric Coordinator

UVA Health in Haymarket, Virginia

Email: [email protected]

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Summary

In this episode, Dr. Susan Mitchell and expert bariatric dieticians Isabelle Maples and Gayle Smith discuss the misconceptions surrounding the trendy 'Tiffany plate' and its inadequacy for those who have undergone bariatric surgery or are on GLP-1 medications. They emphasize the importance of a tailored 'bariatric plate' that prioritizes protein and appropriate portion sizes to ensure long-term success in weight loss and health. The conversation covers meal structure, the significance of protein intake, and practical tips for managing eating habits post-surgery.

Takeaways

The Tiffany plate is visually appealing but not practical for bariatric patients.
Bariatric plates prioritize protein and appropriate portion sizes.
Post-surgery, patients need to focus on protein first.
Meal structure is crucial for managing appetite and nutrition.
Eating slowly helps in recognizing fullness cues.
Portion sizes will change over time after surgery.
Grazing is discouraged; structured meals are recommended.
Protein intake is essential to prevent muscle loss during weight loss.
Patients should listen to their body's fullness signals.
Control and planning are key to successful eating habits.

Titles

The Truth About the Tiffany Plate

Sound Bites

"Don't go anywhere!"
"Protein, protein, protein!"
"One bite can make the difference!"

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