Adding something in July
Cutting out caffeine and pop starting tomorrow.
One new thing a month...... that's how I've been making progress.
posted by Claudia @ 10:38 AM
Monday, June 30, 2008
One new thing a month...... that's how I've been making progress.
About Me
- Name: Claudia
- Location: Lynchburg, Virginia, United States
Family Services Agency Chief Program Officer and Mom to 12 children acquired in 11 years: Kyle 34, Rand, 32, Mike 31, John 30, Jimmy 29, Salinda 28, Ricardo 27, Mercedes 26, Tony 26, Leon, 25, Dominyk, 24, and Wilson, 22. Grandma to Gabriella Marie (11) Isaac John (10) Aiden Jameson (8) Silas Allen (7) and Carlos Antonio (6) twins Hattie Mae and Hazel Elyse (5) and Camilla Mae (born August 5, 2019). Former single and carefree college administrator.
Previous Posts
- Weekly Weigh in and Intervals
- Not such a great end to the week
- Encouragement to "Anonymous" who is just thinking ...
- Last night and This Morning
- The Sandwich
- The Value of this Blog
- Twice in One Day
- Doctors and Post-Traumatic Stress
- Same Thing, Every Day, works for me.
- Very Proud of Him
2 Comments:
I think these are great goals. Quitting caffeine made me feel SO much better (over time).
I have to give you a warning, though. Quitting caffeine causes repeated adrenaline surges. Many people get severe headaches...I didn't get those (I quit caffeine about four to five months ago), I got the jitters and shakes and my blood pressure skyrocketed. When I went in for a check-up as a result of my bp going high, my doc nodded his head when I told him I had quit caffeine. He explained that because caffeine is an artificial stimulant, your body has to compensate somehow to replace that stimulation that you had been used to. You will literally have a withdrawal period for a while. Mine lasted about three weeks.
All of that to say...that I don't want to discourage you, but to prepare you for what could be ahead. Be strong! Best wishes and keep us posted!
--Min
Well, fortunately for me, I've just about cut caffeine gradually. Started by going to only diet pop -- but still had caffeine. Cut out chocolate almost all together. Then I went to no caffeine before noon. Then caffeine free pop and tea almost all the time.
The last month when I have been drinking 64 oz of water a day, i've hardly had any pop.
Only caffeine I've had lately is in my morning granola bar -- and I bought all fruit ones this time - no chocolate.
So hopefully I'll avoid withdrawals.
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