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July 29th, 2008
Having trouble finding foods that are higher in protein that won't upset my stomach ulcer. Need to beging gaining some weight back but need recommendations on what to eat... I do NOT care for the protein drinks and prefer to eat my nutrition naturally..


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replied July 30th, 2008
Weight Loss Answer A4490
Gaining weight may contribute to worsening the osteoarthritis condition so I wouldn’t recommend that you try to gain weight. A gastric by-pass won’t allow you to gain weight either.


Food types that contain a lot of proteins are meat, eggs, milk and milk products, bean, soya, etc.



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