Ha! The great thing about doing a 3-day detox is that it’s already my last day!! Which means I can motivate myself to hang in there and complete this challenge with honor. I don’t know if I feel as good as I should (everybody on the internet is raving about how much energy they have whil all I want to do is sleep…) but hey! I’m proud of myself and it certainly won’t hurt me to have eaten all-natural foods for 3 days. 4 months ago

Ugh – so I’m doing the Hungry for Change 3 day detox. Since yesterday. So I’m more than halfway through. Which is a good thing cause I’m already sick of cucumbers. Or, as I renamed them, crunchy water.
No smoking, no drinking, only pure and natural foods. Plenty of veggies and some nuts. I KNOW it’s good for me but honestly – it’s also a little bit boring. 4 months ago

Jan 2013 – no alcohol, no facebook 4 months ago

I was going to do a 3 day detox, but I just lost a couple of days on my weekend. So, 1 day will be fine and if it goes well I’ll do it again. My detox is based on one I found on gaiam.com where I pretty much drink water w/lemon and fruit&veggies juices straight from the blender.

I’m also going to do some yoga, meditate and clean and organize my apartment. Then I’ll probably and work on grad school apps.

Now, to begin. 7 months ago

All other previous attempts at Detoxing have failed.. Determined to restart again tommorow, with two weeks left before starting University. :3 8 months ago

Done:
- Clean & organize the cleaning closet (oh, the irony)
- Clean & organize the bathroom cupboard
- Get rid of unnecessary stuff in the bookshelf (books can stay, everything else GOES).
- Look under the bed! Seriously. Throw stuff out.

To Do:
- The storage. Do I need all those empty boxes?
- The balcony. What do I do with all those empty flower pots?

Doing goooooood! 9 months ago

Detoxing my surroundings:

I cleaned out my bathroom cupboard today! Threw out everything expired (and was left with just a handful of products). There’s so much more space in there!

Detoxing my body:

I’ve cut back on useless carbs and experimented with different green smoothies lately. Today, I had one with two bananas, a kiwi, a handful of Chinese cabbage and a handful of celery. Now, I’m not friends with celery. In fact, I find it quite revolting. However, I made myself buy some and actually add it to the smoothie, since I know it’s really good for me, and because I wanted to add something new green to the smoothies. I can’t say I like celery any more now. It doesn’t taste a lot in the smoothie, but it does leave a distinct, bitter afterflavour in my mouth. And it makes my hands smell! However, I did prove to myself that I can eat it. It won’t kill me. Baby steps! 10 months ago

“Later.”

- Clean & organize the cleaning closet (oh, the irony)
- Clean & organize the bathroom cupboard
- Get rid of unnecessary stuff in the bookshelf (books can stay, everything else GOES).
- Look under the bed! Seriously. Throw stuff out.
- The storage. Do I need all those empty boxes?
- The balcony. What do I do with all those empty flower pots? 10 months ago

I had to stop after three days because I felt so gross and I needed to be functional at work. I’m going to try again shortly, and I plan to ease into it this time and attempt to go an entire week, with maybe a week leading up to it gradually.

I’m exited for this chance to reset my health. 11 months ago

I’m in the middle of doing this right now (day 3), and man do I feel crappy. It will get better in time. I think. 11 months ago

Looking at the Clean program vs the Anti-Estrogenic Diet jumpstart. Would be good to hear from anybody who’s tried either of these. 14 months ago

I’ve decided to do the “Dr Oz weekend cleanse”.
I’ve done all the groceries and just started.
I just need something to focus on so I’ve decided I’d focus on a detox/cleanse. It’s designed for the weekend but I’m just doing it for a couple of days in the week. I’ll give an update on how it made me feel and after this I will see this goal as done. 15 months ago