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So here is my new experiment. If any of you are reading this and find this bogus, let me know. But somehow I think it may work.
Starting today, I am sticking to eating 5 times a day, but I not "meals". just foods that are "ok"
I want to detox my body of all carbs that Ive gorged on for the past 2 weeks. and then reintroduce the slow burning body essential carbs back into my body slowly.
My cousin told me about this method. She competes as a figure fitness model and recommended this to me. Tell me what you think.
She told me for a couple of weeks to rid my body of all carbs but veggies, nuts, and cheeses. stick to my main 3 meals a day with protein (duh), fibrous veggies (gotcha) and some sort of EFA (need to go shopping tonight).
between breakfast and lunch, I need to eat another meal similar to the 3 meal above, or eat a cup of nuts, or low fat cheese. If I can add a fibrous veggie, that is most recommended. Otherwise I can make up for it in the next meal.
Anyway, I avoid all fruits (including berries) for a little while until my body gets used to being without carbs. The bad part about this is Im going to be so tired. I think Ill just stick to light lifting and cardio since I wont have too much energy.
Then after my body has grown used to the lack of carbs, I need to slowly bring back carbs into my body and test out how my body responds. Like, I will eat an orange with lunch and see if I bloat. If I bloat, maybe the next day I will eat strawberries, if that makes me feel ok then I will eat that and bring in grapefruit the next day.. etc. Then the starch. I will bring in oats. If I bloat then I will try a piece of whole wheat bread.. and so one.
The point is to figure out how my body responds to all the foods that ive been too afraid to eat. And that way I can enjoy eating the foods I like and know exactly how my body takes it.
After I have figured it out, I can pretty much eat "normally". I just need to make sure I take a good multi-vitamin and drink loads of water and stock up on a crapload of veggies and protein and EFA's.
We'll see what happens.