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Subject: Miscalculated--now what to do?

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Cranberrycat User is Online
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09/07/2005 1:47 PM Alert 
I can't believe that I did this, but now that I did, I wondered if anyone had any advice on how to "fix" it. I was tired and in a hurry, so instead of making a good breakfast, I whipped up a smoothie. The problem is that the recipe was for 6 blocks, and I just didn't think--I made the entire recipe rather than half of it. And I drank all of it. Delicious. Now, I feel bloated, have a splitting headache (and Motrin 600 mg didn't relieve it). I know I can't do anything about that meal, but what would you suggest I do for the rest of the day? I can't take time for exercise, since I am at work, although I feel like a good walk would do me some good. Maybe I can take a walk on my lunch break, but that is still hours away. Any suggestions?

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09/07/2005 7:56 PM Alert 
[quote:e342e384f6="cranberrycat"]I can't believe that I did this, but now that I did, I wondered if anyone had any advice on how to "fix" it. Now, I feel bloated, have a splitting headache (and Motrin 600 mg didn't relieve it). Any suggestions?[/quote:e342e384f6] I would not eat anything until I was sure that that big meal was fully digested. It will be longer than usual to the next meal. Then I would only eat one block super favorable snacks spaced 1.5 to 2 hours apart until I was caught up on the extra blocks consumed at breakfast. That should get you back into the Zone a bit quicker than just going back to the planned meals --at least it does for me.
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09/07/2005 8:04 PM Alert 
[quote:8c17f8d8c9="gofish"][quote:8c17f8d8c9="cranberrycat"]I can't believe that I did this, but now that I did, I wondered if anyone had any advice on how to "fix" it. Now, I feel bloated, have a splitting headache (and Motrin 600 mg didn't relieve it). Any suggestions?[/quote:8c17f8d8c9] I would not eat anything until I was sure that that big meal was fully digested. It will be longer than usual to the next meal. Then I would only eat one block super favorable snacks spaced 1.5 to 2 hours apart until I was caught up on the extra blocks consumed at breakfast. That should get you back into the Zone a bit quicker than just going back to the planned meals --at least it does for me.[/quote:8c17f8d8c9] You are right, it did take longer to digest, I started to feel better after 4 hours, and lots of water. I started to feel slight hunger about 6 hours after the meal, but I didn't get your message, and I had my normal lunch--3 oz beef sauteed in onions, artichoke hearts, garbanzo beans, also some almonds for fat (along with olive oil that I sauteed in). I did feel more hungry this afternoon, my lunch did not really sustain me. I don't know if I would have had any better results doing it the way you said, but if I start preparing meals in my sleep again, I will try it your way next time.

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