SICK DAY
jesse1117
Posts: 124 Member
i got real sick yesterday and lost my lunch. (i think it was salmonella poisoning from the tomatoes.) i didn't eat for the rest of the day, which makes my total calories for the day like 500 (if i count my lunch, which i lost, so it's more like 200). is this really bad? should i have eaten? is my body in starvation mode now?
in short - if you get sick and then get right back on the wagon, can you expect to lose weight normally like all the other weeks?
thanks!
in short - if you get sick and then get right back on the wagon, can you expect to lose weight normally like all the other weeks?
thanks!
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i got real sick yesterday and lost my lunch. (i think it was salmonella poisoning from the tomatoes.) i didn't eat for the rest of the day, which makes my total calories for the day like 500 (if i count my lunch, which i lost, so it's more like 200). is this really bad? should i have eaten? is my body in starvation mode now?
in short - if you get sick and then get right back on the wagon, can you expect to lose weight normally like all the other weeks?
thanks!0 -
One day won't hurt your metabolism... no worries. Hope your feeling better:flowerforyou:
-Adrienne0 -
it isnt bad, just eat what you can, and when you have your appitiet back start logining your calories again. it is like you got a free and easy cleanse, its actually good to cleanse the body every so often.0
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