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Might be worth starting yourself off on a homemade soylent trial, there's recipes online to match every dietary requirement.
Im no doctor but you can use them as a way of getting just a flat increase of calories on top of regular meals, without running the risk of damage by not giving your body enough required nutrients/loading exclusively sugars.
Also definitely push for the doc to actually try and diagnose you (because what the fuck, they said "oh you might have osteoporosis" and left it at that?!)
Homemade Soylent? So, it contains the nutrients of store-bought Soylent? I'll have to look into that.
And regarding the surgeon.. yeah.. gotta love healthcare in the US. She told me to watch out for the signs but after that, I never saw her again. I'll definitely be asking my primary care doctor to tell me if I have it and how I can treat it if so.
100% cheaper to make it yourself as well. (You can decide how much People you want to put in it to save costs lol)
Fingers crossed it's 'just' malnutrition that you can resolve yourself