I guess I'm not toxic. I followed the rules about 90% and in total I lost 1.2 pounds. Am I disappointed -- absolutely! Did I poo? Not really. The fruit was delicious and I didn't mind eating it, but I was promised results. Will I do it again? Absolutely not.
Back to the green smoothies for me.
It's time to get down to business and seriously take care of myself holistically - Mind, Body, Spirit, and Hair :)
Showing posts with label To Health. Show all posts
Showing posts with label To Health. Show all posts
Thursday, May 17, 2012
Wednesday, May 16, 2012
To Health: 3 Day Fruit Flush - Day 3
Last day of the fruit flush and it's pretty uneventful....
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9:00 AM – Hungry, but working…
11:00 AM – Is it really time to eat again… still working
11:23 AM – Uh oh… I think I feel the flush coming on…
1:06 PM – I breezed through the morning and lunch. I’m finishing my 2nd
apple and my body is still not feeling completely cleansed yet. More
pressures in my lower belly. And belching. Lots of belching. I
haven’t had any
water at all to drink today.
1:53 PM – I’m getting very hungry, my throat is
dry, and I’m starting to feel a slight throb in the right side of my
head. Water isn’t really helping. 2 pretzels to the rescue.
3:04 PM – I actually hit snooze on my outlook reminder to eat fruit.
Today has been a busy day and I’m now snacking on my cantaloupe and it
is yummy. I haven’t gone to the bathroom much today and I’m thankful
for that. I think I’ve been
so preoccupied with work that I haven’t had time to get super hungry or
pay attention to my bladder.
5:13 PM – I had to snooze again, but I’m finishing up my last apple and serving of fruit for the detox. I don’t feel skinny, but I do feel a little gassy and bloated… I don’t think this is what “flushed” feels like.
Tuesday, May 15, 2012
To Health: 3 Day Fruit Flush - Day 2
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I didn't sleep well throughout the night, because I had to get up several times to pee... not that fun. However, today was much sweeter in regards to all of the yummy servings of fruit I was allowed to eat.
8:57 AM – I couldn’t wait until 9 AM, I am my
typical hungry which means I want to eat very soon after I get settled
in at my desk.
I’m eating honeydew melon that I bought from Trader Joe’s and it is super delish and juicy.
I feel like I should be eating fruit every day for breakfast instead of oatmeal.
The only thing I don’t like about it is that it’s cold.
I like warm foods in the morning which is why I drink hot coco and eat oatmeal.
Anyway, enough typing and more eating my sweet delicious fruit.
Yum!
9:22 AM – Want more fruit… So sweet and delicious… Want more fruit…
Monday, May 14, 2012
To Health: 3 Day Fruit Flush - Day 1
As I am continuing on my journey to be a healthier person, I was finally able to begin the 3 Day Fruit Detox that I mentioned in an earlier post.
The basis of this detox is this:
I'm not going to say that I followed the detox perfectly, but neither did the other blogger. Here is how I felt throughout Day 1.
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The basis of this detox is this:
- Day : 5 high protein drinks throughout the day with veggies and meat for dinner
- Days 2-3: 5 servings of fruit followed throughout the day with veggies and a protein shake for dinner
I'm not going to say that I followed the detox perfectly, but neither did the other blogger. Here is how I felt throughout Day 1.
Tuesday, May 1, 2012
To Health: The Infamous Green Smoothie
Over the past several days, I've been reading online about different cleanses and diets that people are doing to be healthier. I found a few very interesting articles called the "Detox Diaries" about ladies who tried 4 different types of cleanses - ranging from 3 days to about 3 weeks. I've learned that no matter what the time frame, as long as you are putting more fruits and veggies into your diet (organic preferably) you are going to do your body a whole heap of good.
So I decided to follow one of the main concepts which appears to be what several ladies are doing including fellow blogger Chary-Jay (shout out to LaNise who saw her at the Natural Hair Show in ATL this past weekend). So I started on Friday morning with fresh veggies that I purchased at the farmer's market the day before. I still need to run to GNC for a few other ingredients, but to make my smoothie I used:
So I decided to follow one of the main concepts which appears to be what several ladies are doing including fellow blogger Chary-Jay (shout out to LaNise who saw her at the Natural Hair Show in ATL this past weekend). So I started on Friday morning with fresh veggies that I purchased at the farmer's market the day before. I still need to run to GNC for a few other ingredients, but to make my smoothie I used:
- Kale
- Romaine Lettuce
- Apple
- Banana
- Water
Wednesday, March 23, 2011
To Health: Making Smoothies with Veggies
My Blender, sweet Blender. Oh, how I love thee! How did I come to have a love affair with my Blender you ask? Well, being the smoothie enthusiast that I am, it is only natural that I also make them at home. I bought my first blender about a year ago. It was a Black & Decker Cyclone that I bought at Wal-Mart for around $30-$40. It did alright. It made smoothies and I was satisfied. That was until it started acting up and smoking... and it finally broke last week.
So I began my search. Site after site, reading reviews, watching videos... until I came across my love. It has over 400 5 star reviews on Amazon.com. It cost $99 in stores (but I was able to snag a 20% off coupon from Bed Bath and Beyond). What is it's name? It is a Kitchen Aid KSB560OB 5 Speed Blender. I didn't realize how crappy my previous blender was until I learned about this one.

Some of the pros:
So I began my search. Site after site, reading reviews, watching videos... until I came across my love. It has over 400 5 star reviews on Amazon.com. It cost $99 in stores (but I was able to snag a 20% off coupon from Bed Bath and Beyond). What is it's name? It is a Kitchen Aid KSB560OB 5 Speed Blender. I didn't realize how crappy my previous blender was until I learned about this one.

Some of the pros:
- Durable Steel-Reinforced Coupler
- Jar coupler is coated for quiet operation
- Built for continual blending
- Powerful motor (.9 horsepower)
- Intelli-Speed control
- The pitcher is ONE piece
- Easy to clean
- Sturdy metal base
- Soft, Non-Slip Grip Pitcher Handle
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