I don’t know who to blame first, having Starbucks on every corner luring me to its shores with its siren song of sweet caffeine fixes to come, or the HCG Diet.
See, while you’re on HCG, you are limited to 500 calories a day of food consumption (the hormone flushes the remaining 2,000 calories most adults need on a daily basis into the bloodstream from the stored fat you’re shedding), you can have as much coffee as you wish.
So I’m free to have my Venti Americano or Venti Shot In The Dark to my little heart’s content. Or until I’m bouncing off the walls like a ferret on a double espresso.
Whichever comes first.
And the thought of not being able to get my next caffeine fix has me scoping out tricks quicker than Jon Voight in ”Midnight Cowboy.”
It’s great for my writing because mainlining the coffee makes my brain sharper and far, far more creative; and hey, I’m pretty creative anyway, so you can imagine how that’s working out.
Downside is — that is a lot of caffeine. And yet on the other hand (hey, haven’t you noticed that there’s always the ‘other hand?’) , the coffee can serve as a meal. It will fill you up almost as much as eating a meal, stabilize your blood sugar (should you need that) and get more neurons firing in your brain.
Now since for the 6 weeks of HCG’s Phase 2 you’ll be keeping your calories at or below 500, it’s a double bonus that your coffee doesn’t count against your calories.
And that’s a Woohooo! any day of the week.
‘Til next time…
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