I had to change my entire diet two years ago - it was successful - due to a reaction to entire family of plant proteins. I didn’t develop a normal allergy at a certain point of life, but an entire metabolic syndrome which I dragged from birth. So it was either stop eating all of that immediately, or a graveyard. It took me three months to adapt and almost eight months to shake off all disturbances I had.

If you changed your diet how much time you needed to get in tune with it?

  • KeskOPMBEnglish
    3·
    1 year ago

    Yes, I completely understand.

    If I work there is no way I am going to eat before lunch, and dinner makes no sense for a person with diurnal biorhythm.

    Fake hunger can be caused by a significantly bigger number of symbiotic fungi that lives in our gut and help us process food. When there is a lot of them ( we should have 80:20 in favor of gut bacteria, so fungi has to come in small numbers), they release enzymes in our digestive system that is interpreted as hunger. When ignored they usually die off really quickly, in matter of hours or so and it’s unpleasant. When decomposed they cause toxicity. Fungi also die off in generations, or batches, so when there is too many of them a person can have a really nasty digestive disturbance periodically.

    What specific goal motivates you to discontinue the use of sugar?

    • Owner_of_donkyEnglish
      3·
      1 year ago

      There is this local fitnes youtuber who says that no sugar in your life = more energy overall. The mf is 46 yo, wakes up at 3-4AM and trains. He is jacked. Says doesn’t use steroids. He also eats “KETO” every two days and the other days he eats nothing. I think he is trustworthy.

      • KeskOPMBEnglish
        3·
        1 year ago

        Can you share a link to his channel, maybe I can find some interesting things there.

          • KeskOPMBEnglish
            3·
            1 year ago

            Няма проблем. Благодаря ти много!💜

            I will try to manage. One more language worth learning.

              • KeskOPMBEnglish
                2·
                1 year ago

                My Serbian Cyrillic is better, but I am not sure about dictionary.

                • Owner_of_donkyEnglish
                  2·
                  1 year ago

                  It is pretty similar. The origin of all Cyrillic languages is the old Bulgarian. When I was a trip to France we passed through one Serbian restaurant. I ordered in Bulgarian and they uderstood me. When they spoke to me I also understood them.

                  • KeskOPMBEnglish
                    2·
                    1 year ago

                    картофи пържола в сафта и салата

                    yup, sounds like a dinner