View Full Version : Feeling really irritated after eating a little cooked food? Normal for raw foodies?
Hanalei
03-12-2012, 01:18 PM
I don't have a dehydrator yet, and absolutely could not find a snack yesterday that was raw that sounded good, so I ended having quite a few flax chips. We also had a small amount of homemade spaghetti with dinner yesterday (everything I ate yesterday besides that was raw). Today, I feel really irritated and kind of in a crappy mood, and also felt very tired this morning. My brain feels a little foggy. I have not felt like this since in probably 2 weeks (been raw for a month). Is this just my body trying to get rid of the cooked food I gave it yesterday? If so, how long will it take before I'm back to normal? I hate feeling like this. :-( I've been about 90% raw, and feel like yesterday was too much.
MysticTree
03-12-2012, 01:21 PM
It could be but at least some of it will be psychological. You are cross with yourself for slipping up.
Hanalei
03-12-2012, 01:26 PM
That I am. :-/ I mean, it wasn't a lot of food - maybe 20% of what I ate that day - but I feel like it must have been just enough to make my body go, "What the HECK is all this??? Get it out!" haha
Raw Angel Mom
03-14-2012, 03:16 AM
Yes, the little bit of cook food will do this if you have been 100% raw for that long. Your body is used to a different way to digest and adding cook food will give you a clear signal to stay away from cook food.
Pasta is so clogging (home made or not). Imagine you are trying to push play dough in a tube of glass. I would just continue on raw food and your body will normalize. Orange is very helpful to cleanse your guts.
All the best!
sport
03-22-2012, 11:19 AM
That is not the way it would effect me but it would have an effect. I would feel stiff and slow. You will have to be better prepared the next time.
Hagbard Celine
03-31-2012, 10:20 AM
interesting thread
i've actually had those same symptoms from detoxing, but yea it does sound more likely that for you the spaghetti had something to do with it
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