When I started last month I was starving hungry for about two weeks. Then my body adjusted and I don't have the cravings or hunger anymore. If it is really bad you could try a little fruit. I find eating a banana or a small handful of blueberries really helps.

The only way I could get rid of both refined carbs and sugar cravings was to eliminate them COMPLETELY for a good 3 days. Until you are "off" carbs, you'll continue to get cravings. Once you are off, the cravings should subside. For those 3 days, the only carbs you should be consuming are carbs from veggies (avocados, brocolli, etc.) Eliminate sweet potatoes, fruit, etc for those first 3 days - then, if you want them, you can gradually incorporate them again. Remember, sugar is sugar regardless of where it comes from. And, for me, sugar triggers carb cravings (regardless of where the sugar came from).

*just my experience*

This for the most part. It gets easier! Push through!

The only way I could get rid of both refined carbs and sugar cravings was to eliminate them COMPLETELY for a good 3 days. Until you are "off" carbs, you'll continue to get cravings. Once you are off, the cravings should subside. For those 3 days, the only carbs you should be consuming are carbs from veggies (avocados, brocolli, etc.) Eliminate sweet potatoes, fruit, etc for those first 3 days - then, if you want them, you can gradually incorporate them again. Remember, sugar is sugar regardless of where it comes from. And, for me, sugar triggers carb cravings (regardless of where the sugar came from).

*just my experience*

This for the most part. It gets easier! Push through!

THIS.

Yep, this! Also make sure you're eating lots of healthy fats and protein. Have you reset your macros to a more paleo appropriate setting as opposed to the MFP default? I realise that may be a stupid question, but I gotta ask.

looks like your fat is low and your fruit is high,also be careful with too many nuts.
berries are fine but melons and bananas could bring on sugar cravings and make you feel like you are craving carbs.
for the first month it might be an idea to lay low on the fruit until you adjust to this way of eating..agave is not great either,Mark from the Daily Apple says this is not an approved sweetener.honey or maple syrup but again,I wouldn't go there until you have adjusted.
If you are trying to lose weight 50-100 grams of carbs would be better.Personally,I aim for sub 50 and it all comes from veggies.
hope things get better

Another vote for increasing your fat intake! That's what's helped me through so far. I felt like you did for quite a while, when I started my latest Whole30 - it took me about two weeks to get past my sugar cravings. I feel much, much better now (I'm over three weeks in), so I can tell you for sure that it gets a lot better.

That said.. I think the hardest thing to deal with is the habitual element. The physical cravings fade in a relatively short time, but relearning how to go about your day without having dessert or having a little sweet snack when watching a movie, e.g., takes longer to adjust to (at least for me).

Good luck! Feel free to add me if you'd like. :-)

^Why would I want to trick myself into thinking I'm eating carbs?

I just eat more meat and vegetables and don't even worry about it.

Thanks nadia712 - I am going add you . It is hard not having a snack during a movie like popcorn or chocolate for a snack!
I have been increasing my fat intake - hopefully I am not over doing it. I welcome your feedback!

Find yourself some good 80 or 90% chocolate that doesn't contain soy lechitin. Trader Joe's has a good one (their store brand) that I buy on occasion.

It is only a couple of carbs and minimal sugar. Let one square of chocolate melt on your tongue and that is all you will need. Due to the fat in it, it also helps with increasing your fat intake.