Hi's and Lows: There's a little twist to my particular trip through the Whole 30. I live in rural India. Now eating healthy in India should be easy. It's vegetarian right...mostly? Most people eat rice and lentils twice a day and drink a couple cups of chia (local pronunciation of "chai"). But there are problems. Though the twice a week vegetable market is bigger than a football field, the variety of vegetables is actually rather small, subtract kale, sweet potatoes and add half a dozen unrecognizable items and you get the picture.
Insights: At the end of the day Bethany (my wonderful wife and resident kitchen magician) asked me how I was doing...good question. I am really fine. I am not stuffed, and not hungry. The biggest difference I notice is not a loss of food, and but a loss of entertainment. I think I usually eat for fun. And let's just say I am used to having... a lot of fun.
Breakfast: Eggs and peppers and salsa...
Lunch: pork and veggie left overs from the previous day a little less salty thank goodness
Snack: Two little bags of roasted peanuts, an apple, a banana...and... ok that's all
Dinner: Omelet with a whole tomato lots of hot peppers with carrots and an avocado.
I almost lost it today when: I woke up in the middle of the night, and headed into the kitchen for the peanut butter and cereal out of habit... when it hit me... I was not hungry, just bored... what better to do when you're bored than eat? Answer: go to sleep (at 2:45 am anyway).
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