What would happen if I ate once
DAY 14 here...
I have a dinner party that I need to be at this evening and hate to sit there for 2 hours and not eat. Well, it wouldn't bother me but I am sure it would upset other people and make them uncomfortable. - Including the fact that I probabIy cannot go if I am not eating as table reservations are booked months in advance. I can eat mostly raw vegan (99% = my regular diet) where we are going but the chef is not too keen on me bringing juice in.
My question is simple, would I make it though dinner without being ill and what will be the effects of this detour? I would definitely be taking digestive enzymes and taking it light on the food.
Please help.
Thanks!!
I have a dinner party that I need to be at this evening and hate to sit there for 2 hours and not eat. Well, it wouldn't bother me but I am sure it would upset other people and make them uncomfortable. - Including the fact that I probabIy cannot go if I am not eating as table reservations are booked months in advance. I can eat mostly raw vegan (99% = my regular diet) where we are going but the chef is not too keen on me bringing juice in.
My question is simple, would I make it though dinner without being ill and what will be the effects of this detour? I would definitely be taking digestive enzymes and taking it light on the food.
Please help.
Thanks!!
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Permalink Reply by Bronwyn Preece on -
You know Amy...I had many situations like this...and I found that people/other table sitters were most encouraging of my juice drinking (even in high-end restaurants) -- just let the chef know that this was a sudden health option given to you, by doctors (if necessary), and since the reservations had been months in advance, you didn't want to forgo the opportunity -- and reassure them that you will be back in eating form again soon, whereupon you'll return to delve into their culinary delights! EASY. You might regret it otherwise. 2 weeks in is not very long to have a firm foundation in juice feasting ( I mean such a decision early on could throw your ability to get back on track!)
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Permalink Reply by Constanze on -
Especially if you can get raw vegan options you definitely won't get ill from eating some solid food. One thing that I have heard David Rainocheck mention many times though is that nuts - even nut milk - will completely halt the detox /cleansing process.
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Permalink Reply by Bronwyn Preece on
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Absolutely! i wouldn't worry about getting sick -- my point being more being able to get back on the wagon of JF ing! Do what feels best!
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