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Intermittent Fasting

For a very long time, i have been hearing about the positive aspects of intermittent fasting and how it breakdowns the particles in a human body which in turn helps a person loose fat.

So, I recently decided to give it a go. But let me tell you here something, its not a piece of cake. It was the last day of May when I planned a 30 days cycle of this type of fasting, had all my meals planned for a week, decided on the time at which I would be eating. And then came the morning, which was also the beginning of this cycle. I used to have my morning tea at 9 am sharp in the morning, but since I had to avoid any milk or sugar, I suppressed my urge to for caffeine intake. I was very excited to follow it through and felt like a champion even before the noon as if I have achieved something very big, but as soon as the sun started to set, the caffeine deficiency in my body started to show symptoms and I started feeling headaches. Something started pounding at the backside of my head. That was the worst part not just because I cut my caffeine but also I thought of cutting my nicotine as well. In just 30 minutes I started getting cold sweats and couldn't think straight. I only had to tolerate it for another couple of hours yet it felt like a lifetime. I somehow managed to pass a sometime and then gave in and had a cup of tea with some light meal as a start. Everything that I ate somehow didn't do any good either. They were supposed to make me feel better, instead I felt worse. I still feel it deep in my core whenever I think of it. So in short, no matter what plan you start, you should do a proper research on it and always go slow. I gave up after a few days just because I couldn't track my meal intakes and couldn't stop smoking. The plan that was supposed to make me feel better and healthy gives me nightmares and I still don't know how long will it take before I can even think of something similar.

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