Day 2, feeling strange

[onecrazydiamond]

Hi, It's my day 2 of induction, am at work and feeling a bit dizzy in the head, not feeling hungry though, just had my tuna breakfast. I stopped drinking coffee and am working out regularly. My only concern is to take enough calories and not go into starvation. But this head dizziness is worrying me! Like my head is going too light and is going to fly away soon!

[Shoelover]

Originally Posted by onecrazydiamond

Hi, It's my day 2 of induction, am at work and feeling a bit dizzy in the head, not feeling hungry though, just had my tuna breakfast. I stopped drinking coffee and am working out regularly. My only concern is to take enough calories and not go into starvation. But this head dizziness is worrying me! Like my head is going too light and is going to fly away soon!

Are you getting enough water? sometimes dehydration does this to me, but also whenever I start on induction i get a little dizzy like this too, eating little and often (ie 6 small meals or 8 small snacks space throughout day) helps me too, I think it keeps my blood sugar levels low.

also how much are you working out? have you started the diet and exercise both at the same time? or where you already working out? Because I find if I try to change too much at once I get dizzy and "weird" feelings, so now I just focus on diet for first week (trying to get as much everyday exercise eg walking as I can) and then focus more on the "real" exercise after induction.

How much weight do you have to lose?

[onecrazydiamond]

Hi again! I drink a lot if water, around 3 liters a day. Regarding the exercise, I work out often, as I did before induction, mainly bike riding, basketball and some floor crunches. I hope that it gets better after few days! I've got some 10kg to lose, that's 22lb. That's not much, but I red that less you have to lose the slower it goes.

[Shoelover]

Originally Posted by onecrazydiamond

Hi again! I drink a lot if water, around 3 liters a day. Regarding the exercise, I work out often, as I did before induction, mainly bike riding, basketball and some floor crunches. I hope that it gets better after few days! I've got some 10kg to lose, that's 22lb. That's not much, but I red that less you have to lose the slower it goes.

Wow you do a lot of exercise! Puts me to shame.
I am not sure what might be causing the "weird" feeling, have you given up caffeine or fizzy drinks for the plan? I was a total caffeine addict a few years back and gave it up for health reasons, I felt very dizzy and weird when I did that.

[Shoelover]

ETA I just saw that you have given up coffee, maybe it could be that?

[onecrazydiamond]

maybe but I drank only one coffee a day, and that was not too necessary to me, I could go without coffee no problem before.

[moniegail]

i wouldn't worry too much about it, i was on day 2 yesterday and felt a little dizzy and very very tired most of the day. it's probably just induction flu symptoms.

hope ya feel better

monie

[Elsie150]

Yes, I agree with moniegail. It is probably your version of induction flu. Keep an eye on it. Make sure you are eating. You may want to add snacks to your day..sort of spreading your meals out more...especially since you are exercising lots. It should pass in a couple of days.

[ali.kindall]

I'm on day four and those symptoms for me just went away, day 1-3 were bad for me! I felt nauseated and feverish and like I couldn't remember anything. I've noticed my body does this whenever I cut out carbs. But you'll feel better in a couple days, just keep drinking water!!

[Sherri]

Hello,
I think the answers you are looking for is on page 141, DANDR.
Sherri