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  1. 11th March, 2013 #1
    delvsey
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    Diet: Cambridge diet

    Planned surgery

    Reading the diet book I have to increase my calories to 1200 a week before my planned surgery. I'm having a tendon in my shoulder repaired and decompression of the shoulder. How long do I have to stop the diet for or can I continue with 1200 calories for a few weeks whilst recooperating?
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    Lily
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    Hi Delvsey

    You should be on 1200 (step 4) for at least 2 weeks prior to your surgery. The general rule following surgery is that you can't follow any prorgramme for 12 weeks. I know that sounds frustrating but your general health must always come before dieting. x
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