I went one week not craving any foods being LFRV. I did great. Ate loads of carbs. I was eating on average 2500 to 3000 Calories a day. Every day I was not working out. On average 3-5 days a week. I have a busy job so I'm constantly moving.
But today I wasn't satisfied. It's as if my body was missing something. But I already had close to 3000 calories intake for the day. Should I really be craving more calories?? Maybe it was fat. I hadn't had any fat for the week.
Well I gave in. I had low sodium tuna with almost a TBS of light mayo with celery seed and dill. I ate this with 2 plain rice cakes. I thought well maybe my brain needs what's in the fish. Maybe it's the b12. BUT I still wasn't satisfied. So I did what I really wish I didn't. I had another rice cake with a spoonful of peanut butter (not the natural stuff, the kind with oil, salt, and sugar...eek).
So maybe what I really needed to do was have some avocado. It's so hard to think straight sometimes. Too late now.
Well so many people say when you're craving the wrong foods it's because you are not eating enough calories from fruit. But I'm sure I did. I had 3000 calories from fruit. My exercise wasn't even that great. I played volleyball and burned calories at work.
What's going on? Why did I want the cooked food? Why was I craving tuna, mayo, peanut butter? I was even craving baked beans...I just didn't have them.
And will I blow up like a balloon?? I haven't had salt this whole week.
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Comment by ednshell on October 16, 2012 at 11:23pm FDA approved!
http://www.organicconsumers.org/organic/fish043004.cfm
http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_al...
Fish are water filters, constantly filtering the water, would you even think about licking your water filter after 6 months, 2 years etc. and they are all contaminated with high levels of PCBs, mercury etc. etc. way over what the FDA says is the safe limit for health.
This video may help deter you from ever letting that into your temple again:
Comment by ednshell on October 16, 2012 at 10:35pm Yep, you've got it right, eat more if you're hungry. Fruit alone will give you plenty of fat, around 5% usually. An avocado or nuts for extra fat is a fine choice too.
Comment by Camille G on October 16, 2012 at 3:29pm I think for a lot of people, including myself, we have emotional and mental attachments to types of food. We all have spent out whole lives eating food with temperatures, smells, taste, and textures very different from that of raw fruits and veggies. I would guess that while your body doesn't want or need other types of food, you mind is still very much attached to non HCRV foods. That is what is the case with me. I've let go of most food cravings, but there are certain foods I have a strong emotional attachment to and smelling or seeing the food affects me much more than the non-HCRV that I was never attached to before I started my HCRV journey.
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