SoreArms
New member
I have recently changed my diet and have cut down on carbs and anything with refined sugars.
Today about an hour after lunch, I started feeling drowsy and disoriented and had the urge to drink a coke. I fought it for a while for eventually I gave in and drank one (ahhhhh, much better).
I previously drank 1, sometimes 2 sodas per day and lots of juices (most have as much sugar as a soda), no sugar by means of candy or junk. I have cut those out and have been drinking a lot of water now. I still use juice in my protein shakes sometimes, when I don't feel like milk. Now, I do drink a cup of coffee in the morning (no sugar), but I don't think it was a caffeine craving, I know what those feel like (not fun). I think that I might be experiencing low blood sugar levels, how can I find out? If so, is this something that I just have to ride out until I just don't crave it anymore (no pain, no gain), or is there something I can eat or supplement to help out? I just don't want to resort to drinking cokes or eating candy every time this happens.
Thanks in advance fellas.
Today about an hour after lunch, I started feeling drowsy and disoriented and had the urge to drink a coke. I fought it for a while for eventually I gave in and drank one (ahhhhh, much better).
I previously drank 1, sometimes 2 sodas per day and lots of juices (most have as much sugar as a soda), no sugar by means of candy or junk. I have cut those out and have been drinking a lot of water now. I still use juice in my protein shakes sometimes, when I don't feel like milk. Now, I do drink a cup of coffee in the morning (no sugar), but I don't think it was a caffeine craving, I know what those feel like (not fun). I think that I might be experiencing low blood sugar levels, how can I find out? If so, is this something that I just have to ride out until I just don't crave it anymore (no pain, no gain), or is there something I can eat or supplement to help out? I just don't want to resort to drinking cokes or eating candy every time this happens.
Thanks in advance fellas.