Life After Sugar 270. "Detox" symptoms to expect when you first cut sugar
If you’ve ever thought about cutting sugar, flour, and processed foods, it's better to be prepared for what you might experience.
In this episode, I talk about the symptoms people often call “detox” and what’s actually happening in the body during that transition.
We look at why you might be peeing more, why headaches are so common, what metabolic flexibility means, cravings, and why the brain and body can feel temporarily worse before they start to feel better.
I also talk about what helps during this phase, including food, salt, rest, and why this is not the time to pile on more restriction.
If you’re in the middle of this right now, or thinking about cutting back on sugar and flour, this episode will help you understand what’s going on and how to find support through it.
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Thank you! - Netta
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