Now, many people decide after their Whole30 to continue on with this way of life with few exceptions. I have been thinking about that for several days - what am I going to do after this is over?
Grains? Quinoa? Pasta? Can I really go without these things forever? Do I even want to?
Well, I haven't really made my mind up yet. Two things I know for sure:
1. I am not going to try to follow this diet perfectly forever. I already have a problem with being a perfectionist. I don't need another thing to try to be perfect at or to feel guilty about when I am not perfect.
2. I will be back to drinking my protein shakes. With all the working out I do, and with my fitness and health goals, I need my protein shakes to refuel before/after workouts. End of story.

So, I have 11 more days to figure out what I am going to be doing after this and what my children are going to be doing, since they are on the Whole30 too. Any thoughts?
Wow, girl - great job!
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DeleteGoing with this even for the 30 days was difficult still not too extreme. It just doesn't seem right to exclude major food groups. Moderation is the "best policy." I think after you experiment with the addition like you plan, you will be able to strike a good balance. That is so important for you children since their bodies are growing and need so much.
ReplyDeleteI have always thought that way too. However, I think I am going to lean a lot less heavily on grains after this is over, since they really are less nutritious than the foods I have replaced them with.
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