Discipline for dieting

[hopecel271]

I'm 17 yo rn, and i just had bimax surgery. I'm pretty disciplined in many regards, but when it comes to diet i'm a weak piece of shit.
I can't eat clean and i can't stick to the cut (i'm around 18% bf rn).
Any ideas or did anyone struggle with dieting too?

 

[Recession.]

self hatred

 

[ilovearcherqueen]

Dont buy junk food so you dont have those urges when it omes home. Fill yourself with water and stimulants.

 

[tension]

if u really got a bimax then diet shouldn't be a problem as you literally can't eat a normal diet for at least a month

 

[hopecel271]

Dont buy junk food so you dont have those urges when it omes home. Fill yourself with water and stimulants.

my mom buys it everyday...

 

[Mxrii0.]

you dont hate yourself enough

 

[hopecel271]

if u really got a bimax then diet shouldn't be a problem as you literally can't eat a normal diet for at least a month

it's been 4 weeks and i can eat pretty normal again, just slow

 

[tension]

it's been 4 weeks and i can eat pretty normal again, just slow

After a bimaxillary (bimax) jaw surgery, you will generally have to wait 6 to 8 weeks to resume a normal, regular diet. The recovery process involves a gradual, staged approach to eating, starting with a strict liquid diet and progressing to soft foods.

Dietary Timeline After Bimaxillary Surgery

• Weeks 1–2 (Liquid/Pureed): Only liquids or blended foods (smoothies, protein shakes, thin soups) are allowed. No straws should be used.
• Weeks 2–4 (No-Chew/Soft): You can transition to a "no-chew" diet, which includes foods that can be easily squished between your tongue and the roof of your mouth, such as scrambled eggs, mashed potatoes, and very soft fish.
• Weeks 4–6 (Soft-Chew): Gentle chewing may be introduced, but foods must still be soft and cut into small pieces.
• Weeks 6–8 (Transition to Normal): Most patients can slowly transition back to a normal diet, but should still avoid extremely hard or crunchy foods (like nuts, chips, or hard apples) for at least 10–12 weeks.

From google

 

[hopecel271]

After a bimaxillary (bimax) jaw surgery, you will generally have to wait 6 to 8 weeks to resume a normal, regular diet. The recovery process involves a gradual, staged approach to eating, starting with a strict liquid diet and progressing to soft foods.

Dietary Timeline After Bimaxillary Surgery

• Weeks 1–2 (Liquid/Pureed): Only liquids or blended foods (smoothies, protein shakes, thin soups) are allowed. No straws should be used.
• Weeks 2–4 (No-Chew/Soft): You can transition to a "no-chew" diet, which includes foods that can be easily squished between your tongue and the roof of your mouth, such as scrambled eggs, mashed potatoes, and very soft fish.
• Weeks 4–6 (Soft-Chew): Gentle chewing may be introduced, but foods must still be soft and cut into small pieces.
• Weeks 6–8 (Transition to Normal): Most patients can slowly transition back to a normal diet, but should still avoid extremely hard or crunchy foods (like nuts, chips, or hard apples) for at least 10–12 weeks.

From google

bro look at my profile, i uploaded pics that i got bimax 4 weeks ago. i LITERALLY had the surgery so i know best when and what i can eat

 

[AbelMakkonenTesfa]

diet coke ice cream for bears (not low in calories but a great alternative to normal ice cream if you need it bad) monk fruit/stevia sweetened items and chocolate rice cakes and lots of water and if you want to feel like your drinking something sweet just do water and a flavored electrolyte but just not a badly made one santa cruz sells really good ones

 

[svarddre]

Reta prolly

 

[Grievous]

Retatrutide

 

[hopecel271]

Reta prolly

i think i'll get it but won't it fuck up my development at 17?

 

[tension]

bro look at my profile, i uploaded pics that i got bimax 4 weeks ago. i LITERALLY had the surgery so i know best when and what i can eat

yeah ik i was literally showing u that google agreed with u

 

[hopecel271]

yeah ik i was literally showing u that google agreed with u

ok sorry, dnr

 

[VrillFatNoob24]

I'm 17 yo rn, and i just had bimax surgery. I'm pretty disciplined in many regards, but when it comes to diet i'm a weak piece of shit.
I can't eat clean and i can't stick to the cut (i'm around 18% bf rn).
Any ideas or did anyone struggle with dieting too?

retatrutide

 

[svarddre]

i think i'll get it but won't it fuck up my development at 17?

I mean the only way it will is if you starve yourself

There’s nothing about Reta itself that will mess with your development other than appetite suppression

 

[jd.]

fuck diet sissy just dont eat slop move and sleep