Note: when doing a juice cleanse you should try your best to
buy organic produce. When juicing non-organic produce, the pesticides and
chemicals are being concentrated into the juice. This makes it difficult for
your liver to detox the chemicals and since the whole point of a juice cleanse
is to detox your body, it would be counterproductive.
Breakfast: 5 oranges
Lunch: 4 kale leaves, 3oz spinach, 2 Swiss chard leaves, 1
celery stalk, ¼ of a cucumber, 1 lemon, 1 green apple, half a pineapple (half
before spinning, half after spinning)
Dinner: 3oz spinach, 1 green apple, 1 Swiss chard leaf, ½ a
lemon, 15 strawberries, 3inch chunk of cucumber
dinner juice
Water: 3L
Exercise: 2-hour spinning class, some strength
About 15 minutes after I posted yesterday’s blog about
having a runner’s high, I got really nauseous and light headed for about half
an hour. (I think 14.5k was a little too long for day two of the juice cleanse
so I might not run that long for the rest of it, or I will drink more fruit
juice those days). I tried to drink my juice to replenish my glucose but it was
really sweet so it wasn’t helping much (I have a low sweet tolerance). I drank
some more water and it eventually subsided and then I went to bed around 11:30.
I woke up at 2 to use the bathroom, woke up at 5:30 and tossed around for a
bit, woke up at 7:30, and then finally got up at 9. I spent the morning doing
work around the house and then did a 2-hour spinning class from 1:45-3:45. It
felt really good and I never felt over exerted or faint. There was a potluck
lunch at my house so when I got home from spinning, all of the food was on
display and looked delicious. I didn’t want to eat it though so I’m proud of
myself for having some self-control. I did get a little hungry around 6pm so I
made my dinner juice. Overall a pretty good day! Monday-Thursday I have 3 hours
of class each day so hopefully day 4 and on is as easy as my last cleanse
(fingers crossed).
-Kristina
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