Well, day 5 is almost at en end. As you can see, I decided forge ahead. There were a tempting few moments yesterday, filled with thoughts of veggie soup, sushi and chocolate (in that order), when I thought I’d quit. But since Aimee is pretty much on a soup diet (she a mde a big batch the day before), there won’t be cooking smells around anyway, and hey, I’m at the halfway point besides. So there we have it, I’m going on with the fast. About the flush — I couldn’t yesterday due to scheduling concerns. I have to leave aside almost 2.5 hours for it, and I had some stuff I had to do early yesterday morning. I thought about doing the flush in the evening when I came home. But, I forgot.
Oh yeah, sorry, I’m writing this on the morning of Day 6 instead of the evening of Day 5. So no cravings as such, except for a faint desire to eat chicken at some point during the day. I think it was during the drive. Specifically, it was chicken curry that I had thoughts of.
And, it’s cold. I think probably winter time is not a great time to do the cleanses. In the future, I’ll cleanse before and after, but not during. I definitely feel colder than most. I actually had my big heavy winter jacket on inside the building during the day at work. Granted, the conference room I was in for 90 minutes was colder than the rest, but I really felt it. I came back to the desk and hung out in my winter coat for half an hour. Then that afternoon, just sitting at my desk I got cold, and on came the winter coat.
Today, I’m taking a fleece sweater with me :)
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thanks for sharing your experiences with us, I really had fun reading your blog posts. I love to stay on your blog while learning a lot.
I think that we it is more appropriate to apply fasting on winter because its cold and we can just hybernate like animals, it doesn't take too much energy compared to winter.