Couple of questions and a bit of a rant

May 24, 2011

I am about a week and a half into this, no sugar, wheat and dairy, Sticking

strickly to the food list. Pretty much meat and veggies in lots of Organic

butter. I feel like crap, no energy but that's to be expected. I am rarely

hungry which is interesting seeing as of 6 weeks ago before I went Gluten free I

could not go more that 2-3 hours without eating or else major crash time. I am

%100 on with these few exceptions. Waiting till end of week for supplements to

arrive to start regiment (nixed my old regiment a week ago). I don't do Bee's

egg drink and no coffee enemas.

This website though helpful, it's an INCREDIBLE amount of information to

assimilate…I mean an incredible amount. I get the feeling that if I do one

thing wrong because I missed some small detail on a 4th tier page at the bottom

that everything else will be for naught, because I will be " out of balance " .

But I am stepping out on faith and doing this the best I can.

This is just a rant…because it's the only thing that legitimately made me angry

and I thought your kidding me right? The one thing that's OCD insane and

unrealistic and that was the Food Ratio aspect. I mean really? Lol, seriously?

I have to measure each chicken breast to the ounce and fat as well? Lol I cook

a big pot of Veggies and chicken, its good, I eat it and it satisfies. So I am

supposed to pick out each piece of chicken and weigh it before I eat it? Lol

Seriously? Yeah I am not doing that. I admit I am grumpy and edgy in my detox,

but I have my limits.. as to whats realistic for me.

1. Lemon/Lime – I read that Bee recomends lemon in your water a couple of times

a day. So I purchased a big bottle of Organic Lemon juice and a squeezer of

organic lime juice. I am drinking this 3-4 times a day lemon/lime mix in my

water. Its pretty damn good. I don't use much maybe 2 tbsp of lemon juice and

a squeeze of lime in a 16qz glass of water. Is this to much? Can I do to much

of it?

2. Celtic Sea Salt – so I bought some and am mixing the suggested amount in

water once a day and drinking it, but holy crap it was 16.00 bucks for a little

bottle. I can go through it in two weeks with cooking as well. What's the

difference between Celtic Sea Salt and regular sea salt that's about 2.99 for a

huge container?

Thanks

Wes

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