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		<title>By: Christy</title>
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		<dc:creator>Christy</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Fri, 04 Dec 2009 05:28:00 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Oh, honey, I didn&#039;t just have a &#039;li&#039;l&#039; of the SAD foods.  I had a meltdown!  Normally, I eat one &#039;cheat meal&#039; a week, and other than a little water retention, I never have these kinds of problems.  I stretched last week out over several days, culminating with the Thanksgiving &#039;German Chocolate Cake Fest&#039;.  I WAY overdid it!  If you have the SAD foods, drink extra water and lots of lemon juice and raw apple cider vinegar.  That usually does the trick!  I agree with you--usually a small slipup isn&#039;t too horrible.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Oh, honey, I didn&#8217;t just have a &#8216;li&#8217;l&#8217; of the SAD foods.  I had a meltdown!  Normally, I eat one &#8216;cheat meal&#8217; a week, and other than a little water retention, I never have these kinds of problems.  I stretched last week out over several days, culminating with the Thanksgiving &#8216;German Chocolate Cake Fest&#8217;.  I WAY overdid it!  If you have the SAD foods, drink extra water and lots of lemon juice and raw apple cider vinegar.  That usually does the trick!  I agree with you&#8211;usually a small slipup isn&#8217;t too horrible.</p>
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		<title>By: self-made</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 04 Dec 2009 03:52:02 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Hey Christy,
I had a question about eating &quot;clean.&quot;  I&#039;ve gone back to SAD foods, but have considered restarting my clean eating lifestyle again.  I really miss the HIGH ENERGY I once experienced eating clean.  My reluctance, however, is basically what you went through.  I want to be able to keep the high energy and benefits of eating clean, but at the same time want the versatility to eat &quot;normally&quot; on demand (and only on rare occasion) WITHOUT the pains you went through.  While i understand the idea about toxins and being alkaline, etc. etc... I am still amazed at how the body can so adversely react to SAD foods after eating so clean for a long time.  Shouldn&#039;t a healthy body have the range/flexibility/tolerance to eat a li&#039;l SAD foods w/o the adverse effects that you described??

I do plan to find out for myself regardless of your response - and go clean again - but it just doesn&#039;t seem to match the model I have come to understand about the body&#039;s tolerance for foods.  I believed that the body has a range of what it can take before it begins to breakdown from the acids in the system... but to hear that you got so sick after eating a li&#039;l of the SAD foods makes me wonder about that tolerance/range the body has in terms of health and what it can take as far as &quot;toxins&quot; are concerned.

Speaking of tolerances, I get a major headache and turn red and swollen after drinking a glass of wine... never fun... but I suppose that&#039;s the way it&#039;d be for SAD foods once i go clean.  hmmmm...</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Hey Christy,<br />
I had a question about eating &#8220;clean.&#8221;  I&#8217;ve gone back to SAD foods, but have considered restarting my clean eating lifestyle again.  I really miss the HIGH ENERGY I once experienced eating clean.  My reluctance, however, is basically what you went through.  I want to be able to keep the high energy and benefits of eating clean, but at the same time want the versatility to eat &#8220;normally&#8221; on demand (and only on rare occasion) WITHOUT the pains you went through.  While i understand the idea about toxins and being alkaline, etc. etc&#8230; I am still amazed at how the body can so adversely react to SAD foods after eating so clean for a long time.  Shouldn&#8217;t a healthy body have the range/flexibility/tolerance to eat a li&#8217;l SAD foods w/o the adverse effects that you described??</p>
<p>I do plan to find out for myself regardless of your response &#8211; and go clean again &#8211; but it just doesn&#8217;t seem to match the model I have come to understand about the body&#8217;s tolerance for foods.  I believed that the body has a range of what it can take before it begins to breakdown from the acids in the system&#8230; but to hear that you got so sick after eating a li&#8217;l of the SAD foods makes me wonder about that tolerance/range the body has in terms of health and what it can take as far as &#8220;toxins&#8221; are concerned.</p>
<p>Speaking of tolerances, I get a major headache and turn red and swollen after drinking a glass of wine&#8230; never fun&#8230; but I suppose that&#8217;s the way it&#8217;d be for SAD foods once i go clean.  hmmmm&#8230;</p>
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