•Avoid sugar, alcohol, fast food and junk food when coming off a fast, especially the first week. These foods provide a surge of nutrients that feed fat deposits. Eating foods with moderate calories that your body digests slowly favors the delivery of nutrition to your organs and muscles. 🌼
•Eat low glycemic index carbohydrates, such as vegetables, whole grains, beans and legumes. High glycemic index foods are digested rapidly, leading to a surge in blood sugar that, similarly to high sugar foods, promotes fat gain as your body seeks to replenish energy stores.🌼
•Choose foods that provide high quality protein, such as lean meat, fish, low-fat dairy, whole grain, beans, legumes, nuts and seeds. Protein helps decrease hunger, promotes muscle growth and reduces your body’s dependence on carbohydrates for energy, notes Precision Nutrition. Eat 20 to 30 grams of protein with each meal, the equivalent of one or two palm-sized servings. 🌼
•Fill yourself up with low-caloric-density foods, such as vegetables and whole grains. These foods contain fewer calories per bite due to a high content of water or fiber. 🌼
I’m seeing alot of people with severely unrealistic and concerning weight goals so heres a master post on what your healthy weight and height should be around (take it with a grain of salt because obviously your bone structure and muscle percentage etc. will play a large role in it).
This goes without saying but tw for numbers (these numbers are calculated for women but I can make a follow up with mens details if people are interested).
4'5 (135cm) 74lbs-100lbs (34kg-46kg)
4'6 (137cm) 77lbs-103lbs (35kg-47kg)
4'7 (140cm) 80lbs-108lbs (37kg-49kg)
4'8 (142cm) 82lbs-111lbs (37kg-51kg)
4'9 (145cm) 86lbs-116lbs (39kg-53kg)
4'10 (147cm) 88lbs-119lbs (40kg-54kg)
4'11 (150cm) 92lbs-123lbs (42kg-56kg)
5’ (152cm) 94lbs-127lbs (43kg-58kg)
5'1 (155cm) 98lbs-132lbs (45kg-60kg)
5'2 (157cm) 101lbs-135lbs (46kg-62kg)
5'3 (160cm) 104lbs-140lbs (48kg-64kg)
5'4 (163cm) 108lbs-146lbs (50kg-67kg)
5'5 (165cm) 111lbs-149lbs (51kg-68kg)
5'6 (168cm) 115lbs-155lbs (53kg-71kg)
5'7 (170cm) 118lbs-159lbs (54kg-72kg)
5'8 (172cm) 121lbs-162lbs (55kg-74kg)
5'9 (175cm) 125lbs-168lbs (57kg-77kg)
5'10 (178cm) 129lbs-174lbs (59kg-79kg)
5'11 (180cm) 132lbs-178lbs (60kg-81kg)
6’ (183cm) 137lbs-184lbs (62kg-84kg)
6'1 (185cm) 140lbs-188lbs (64kg-86kg)
6'2 (188cm) 144lbs-194lbs (66kg-88kg)
6'3 (190cm) 147lbs-198lbs (67kg-90kg)
6'4 (193cm) 152lbs-205lbs (69kg-93kg)
6'5 (196cm) 157lbs-211lbs (72kg-96kg)
So there are the healthy weights, I reccomend finding yours and if so changin your ‘goal weight’. If you’re already below that weight then you need to start seriously considering recovery as youcould be approaching organ failure and irreversible damage.
If you want to die right now and you dont care I understand that, but trust me when I say things do and will get better, nothing lasts forever and one day you’ll be happy, you need to look after your body so you can be here for that day. I love you all and I’m always here for you all.