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    going crazy while cutting

    i've been on a cut since begining of this year.. slowly getting into it and cleaning up my diet. now im following a strict plan and i decided to go 2 weeks without a cheat day now im into my second week and im going crazy, im not even really hungry i just want some junk food but im holding my self from binging in..... do u guys get the same thing and what ya'll do eheh help

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    Quote Originally Posted by seven11
    i've been on a cut since begining of this year.. slowly getting into it and cleaning up my diet. now im following a strict plan and i decided to go 2 weeks without a cheat day now im into my second week and im going crazy, im not even really hungry i just want some junk food but im holding my self from binging in..... do u guys get the same thing and what ya'll do eheh help
    If your on a low carb diet(less than 1 gram per pound of bodyweight) you might want to do a refeed. Look at the top of this forum and read about it.
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    It sucks ass, just suck it up. Really if I dont see the food I dont crave it, and I kind of forget about it. When I drive by a pizza place or see a candy bar though its all mental pain.

    ^^ all that from one month of cutting, a sloppy cut. I guess its a lot easier to talk the talk then walk the walk.

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    Quote Originally Posted by XcelKrush
    If your on a low carb diet(less than 1 gram per pound of bodyweight) you might want to do a refeed. Look at the top of this forum and read about it.
    yes. If not, remember it's mostly a mental thing assuming your cals aren't ridiculously low. Believe me, I love food. I found after about 2 weeks of cutting sensibly, getting organised, and planning ahead, the desire for 'bad' stuff just went away.
    What this means is that when we drop a ball and it falls to the ground, it wasn't the ball that moved (down to the ground), but the ground that moved (up to the ball)

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    it doesnt hurt to take a cheat maybe once a week, as long you dont go overboard with it.....

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