Feeling good! I did have a teaspoon of honey around 2 pm. Drinking my Cucumber water now.

Thanks Jennifer for asking. 😊

Absolutely! You got this and keep up the great work. Also, enjoy dinner tonight. 🙌🏽😊

I bet your house is spotless. lol.

You got this. The mind will definitely play tricks on you. After I had my Celsius it helped. Now back to green tea and water. Keep up the great work. 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽

Best Meals Before a 24-Hour Fast

Your pre-fast meal should be balanced, high in healthy fats and protein, and include complex carbohydrates and fiber to maintain satiety and stable blood sugar. 1. Protein + Healthy Fats + Fiber-Rich Carbs Meal: • Example: Grilled salmon with quinoa and roasted vegetables (broccoli, carrots, and bell peppers) drizzled with olive oil. • Why? Protein and healthy fats keep you full, fiber prevents blood sugar spikes.

2. Slow-Digesting Carbohydrates Meal: • Example: A bowl of steel-cut oats with chia seeds, almonds, and a spoonful of almond butter. • Why? Complex carbs help sustain energy levels for longer. 3. Healthy Fats and Protein Meal: • Example: Scrambled eggs with avocado, sautéed spinach, and whole-grain toast. • Why? Fats from avocado and eggs support long-lasting satiety. 4. Hydration Boosting Meal: • Example: A smoothie with Greek yogurt, berries, spinach, flaxseeds, and coconut water. • Why? Keeps you hydrated and provides essential micronutrients.

Best Meals to Break a 24-Hour Fast

Breaking a long fast requires gentle, easy-to-digest foods to prevent bloating, discomfort, or a blood sugar spike. 1. Light, Digestive-Friendly Starter: • Example: Bone broth or vegetable broth. • Why? Replenishes electrolytes and preps the digestive system. 2. Small Protein & Fat-Rich Meal: • Example: Scrambled eggs with avocado and a handful of nuts. • Why? Easy to digest, prevents blood sugar spikes. 3. Fermented Foods (for Gut Health): • Example: Greek yogurt with honey and blueberries. • Why? Supports gut bacteria and digestion. 4. Nutrient-Dense Whole Meal: • Example: Grilled chicken with steamed vegetables and sweet potatoes. • Why? Replenishes nutrients, provides balanced macros. 5. Hydration-Focused Foods: • Example: A bowl of watermelon, cucumber, and leafy greens. • Why? Helps rehydrate the body after fasting.

Tips for Breaking the Fast: • Start with small portions and increase gradually. • Avoid processed foods or high-sugar meals right away. • Drink plenty of water or herbal teas to aid digestion.

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Hey Jackie.

Here are a few options under 50 calories: 1. Glucose Tablets – One tablet typically has around 15 calories and provides a quick sugar boost. 2. Half a Teaspoon of Honey – About 10-15 calories and easily absorbed. 3. A Small Sugar Cube – Around 10-20 calories and dissolves quickly. 4. A Few Sips of Orange or Apple Juice – About 1-2 ounces (20-30 calories) can stabilize sugar levels. 5. A Small Hard Candy (Like a Peppermint or Lifesaver) – Typically around 15-25 calories. 6. Five to Six Raisins – About 20-30 calories and provides natural sugar.