Health Challenge: Day 4. Going Green!
by Adomas 5 months, 4 weeks ago on May 26, 2008 - Commentary (3) - Filed under - Health - RSSCravings! Finally. I thought I will miss this part. Luckily I haven’t.
Out of the sudden today I started to want something sweet. And I needed it NOW. I tried to cheat this craving with raisins, but that didn’t help. So I had 2 sandwiches with peanut butter.
Then again, this might be because I had quite a workout with kettlebell in the morning and it might be that my body just badly needed some carbohydrates, though I am not sure about that.
Despite that, everything seems to be going just fine. I love the food that I eat. I still don’t miss meat (it’s easy to say on the 4th day). The most interesting thing is that I feel more energized than eating regular food. And whole body is full of energy.
For example today I had a full plate of stewed vegetables: broccoli, spinach and green pepper. Though it was not as filling as yesterday’s fish with beetroot it still is pretty delicious.
Stewed vegetables: broccoli, spinach and green pepper.
Though the hardest part is night-cravings. I like to stay late and at 1 AM or something like that I start to feel hungry and as a rule there’s no fruits or anything that I could munch on.
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by Adomas on Monday, May 26th, 2008 - Commentary (3) - Filed under - Health - Grab the RSSYour thoughts are welcome!
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on May 27, 2008 at 3:25 pm
*ponders if the cheating part means that you’ve already failed the challenge thing* *grin*
on May 27, 2008 at 3:28 pm
Failed? Step back is not a failure, my friend.
on May 27, 2008 at 3:38 pm
Hehe. I wonder where the boundaries are. A bottle of jam and 2 choco bars?
I really don’t know where those peanut butter sandwiches fit in your diet 
You did know that rasins are basically full of carbs (therefore sugar), as any other dried fruit?
on May 27, 2008 at 7:59 pm
“A jar of jam a day makes a doctor go away!”
But seriously though, I describe the failure as this: if after 3 months there will be no noticeable changes then I will call it a failure.
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