alise216 Posted June 17, 2016 Share Posted June 17, 2016 Hi all. On day 13. I have no desire to quit, but I just need to know if this too shall pass. Woke up on day 9 and 10 like I was full on Tiger Blood. I felt AMAZING; spent 2 hours at the gym....this is it! Whole30 is incredible. Then day 11, 12, and today hit: Day 11- lots of body aches, flu like symptoms, and the beginning of GI issues Day12- felt better in the AM, but once I started eating I began to feel bad again (literally kind of gagging as I ate), diarrhea throughout the day and significant fatigue Morning of day13- I literally gag at the thought of eating (i managed to choke down my egg, brussel sprout, sweet potato hash), and diarrhea persists. Typical Meals: -I definitely get my water. All I drink is water, La Croix, and maybe a single glass of unsweetened tea. Breakfast: 2-3eggs with veggies and sweet potato or a meat protein source (usually a little low on fat in AMs) Lunch: Protein (turkey burger or chicken breast) with homemade quac, mixed green salad with raw veggies -light on oil with ~1oz balsalmic vinegar, half a sweet potato Snack--rare but sometime a banana or apple prior to the gym Dinner: Protein, veggies, maybe a potato. Fat from ghee or oil Sorry for so much TMI, but I'm really struggling today. I'm assuming I might need a bit more fat and maybe some kombucha (I need a recommendation for brand---because I couldn't find one without sugar) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jmcbn Posted June 17, 2016 Share Posted June 17, 2016 Is it possible you're coming down with something? We don't do our Whole30 in a bubble, and whilst some GI issues and lack of appetite are fairly common place they don't tend to be accompanied by flu like aches/pains...I'd stick to comfort foods for now such as scrambled eggs, mashed root veg with ghee, chicken soup & bone broth, keep your fluids & see how you go. As an aside: if you're going to eat preWO make it protein & fat. Fruit will only provide your body with an immediate source of fuel to burn which is not what you are aiming for. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MidModJenn Posted June 19, 2016 Share Posted June 19, 2016 If you can, try using a protein source other than eggs at breakfast and see if the digestive stuff clears up. Some people have egg sensitivities that cause diarrhea and other digestive issues; I'm one of them, I find that eating eggs for several days in a row will cause me to bolt for the bathroom an hour or two after eating them. Try cutting them out for a few days and see how you feel! Good luck! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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