Poor diet? There is an explanation

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Jan 25, 2016
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Therefore, you have decided to eliminate sweets from your diet and add fruits, vegetables and fiber. In addition, rightly so, spring is not far away! However, if you suddenly notice that they suffer from headache, drowsiness, you have a bad mood, comes a little confused, I also lose weight and feel worse. However, if you start to eat again, junk food, do not you feel better?

Poor health on a diet:

Do not worry. There is an explanation. In accordance with Article nutritionist, published in The Globe and Mail, if used for hen with roasted potatoes and tea and biscuits, and then refused to junk food, then you have some time to follow withdrawal symptoms. Do not worry, then come positive effect of getting rid of bad for you food.

Abstinence - a symptom of mental, vegetative, somatic and neurological disorders resulting from termination of the use of substances to which established addiction, physical addiction and especially mental.

As director of the Institute of Nutrition in London: "The first thing we always hear when switching to a healthy diet is the appearance of bloating, gas and indigestion." Usually when you fill your diet with foods high in sugar and caffeine, you will feel the effects of their energy at once - they are instantly elevated mood and added strength. However, once the blood sugar level drops, there is a lack of energy, wanting to make for a sweet chocolate or soda water.

When you eat right, your body will gradually devote more sustainable energy while. Because you an immediate boost of energy in the short term, might feel more tired than usual, and, it can even cause headaches. However, resist the temptation to dramatically improve energy load! You will feel better in the end. Drink plenty of water to facilitate the transition to a healthy diet. Your body only needs to adapt to high-fiber diet. After a week or two, you will feel better, and then thoroughly!

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