Day two is the toughest. You should start feeling a little bit better tomorrow and even better the day after that. Every day you should feel less hungry and more energized. Your body is detoxing, it will pass, i promise!!!
Day two is the toughest. You should start feeling a little bit better tomorrow and even better the day after that. Every day you should feel less hungry and more energized. Your body is detoxing, it will pass, i promise!!!
Thanks for the words of encouragement I'm supposed to be painting my daughters room and I just don't have the strength
thank you I can't wait for dinner and snack so that I can go to bed!
I totally can relate. I promise the results are worth it and the crap-tastic feeling will pass. My second day i was SO MISERABLE to everyone i came in contact with. All i could think about was getting home and laying in bed. These first few days are super tough, but once you get into ketosis, your body gets into a groove with the diet and you start to feel really good. Hang in there!
The first week is Really the hardest.
Try to find something that distracts you or engages you a New hobby or project and throw yourself into that .
That's what has help me along the way.
You are so worth it !
Good Luck,Roo2
Day 2 was my worst day...I felt like I had a really bad hangover. Day 3 I felt good, since then I've felt great.
I found that salt helped my headache and energy level. Mix 1/4 to 1/2 tsp in 8 oz water and drink. Yummy, huh! I added a little MIO to the water to make it go down easier. It basically tasted like strong gatorade. But, it worked and worked quickly! You can also put a little salt in the palm of your hand and lick it. People who see you do this may think you're a little odd, but if it makes you feel better who cares!!
Another option--my coach told me to carry a packet of IP chocolate soy puffs with me at all times. If I felt like crap, he said to eat a small handful of the puffs. Not the whole packet, just a few. I never got to the point that I needed to do that, but it was nice to know it was an option.
It definitely gets better. Day 2 was the worst. I was supposed to be in an all-day training but left at lunch time and went to bed. HORRIBLE headache, nausea, total misery. Day 3 was just a little residual headache (salt helped). Since then, I have felt so good.
I've seen so many similar stories on here, so I know it's not just me. It will get better!