RustyNails
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I was wondering why a dude in Tigger costume was relevant in ramadan thread hahaHaha sorry, wrong thread. Im on my mobile
I was wondering why a dude in Tigger costume was relevant in ramadan thread hahaHaha sorry, wrong thread. Im on my mobile
Well you can have rice, but it does not work well for fasting. In my experience, if I had rice meal during suhoor and woke up and went to work, my stomach was burning with hunger. After that sensation was gone, my energy levels were low compared to other diets. You get hungry regardless with any other diet, but with rice, it's just more difficult to manage.Well, crap. I love rice. Trying to reduce my carbs, though I gotta have some rice, you know?
Iceland is forever hardcore mode.
Very likely. Depends on what their masajids are saying.i am guessing fasting time change for them ?
I've heard that a light workout like jogging is best an hour before breaking fast because your blood sugar is low so your body will metabolize fat.
But I'm no expert and neither is the guy I heard this from, so take it with a grain of salt.
Iceland is forever hardcore mode.
-وقال آخرون: بل يعتبرون في ذلك البلاد الوسط فيقدرون الليل اثنتي عشرة ساعة، ويقدرون النهار اثنتي عشرة ساعة، لأن هذا هو الزمن المعتدل في الليل والنهار.
Well you can have rice, but it does not work well for fasting. In my experience, if I had rice meal during suhoor and woke up and went to work, my stomach was burning with hunger. After that sensation was gone, my energy levels were low compared to other diets. You get hungry regardless with any other diet, but with rice, it's just more difficult to manage.
Congrats to all of you who had their first roza We are next. Tonight's going to be first Taraweeh for us. andherewego.gif
I'm sure there are many people here that can offer a healthier desi variety in food. My rule is to not have the same stuff every day. For example, I will have a couple samosas today, but I will have dahi vade the next, and something else the other.
I will advise everyone here one thing do. After breaking the fast, make sure you drink water like there's no tomorrow! You are at risk of developing kidney stones because of dehydration, followed by fried and salty food and caffeine in the form of chai/coffee afterwards (which dehydrates your body even more!). DRINK LOTSA WATER.
The first few days are always tough. Remember, try to avoid dehydration at all costs. It can lead to headaches, fatigue, stress and even pose problems for kidneys. Drinking lots of water just before the start is the only solution.I know you aren't supposed to complain, but I will say; The thirst makes my headaches really worse. I hope I get used to it after 2-3 more days of fasting.
Dehydration is another common trigger, adequate intake of fluid before the onset of the fast can often prevent headaches. The human brain is more than 75% water, and it is very sensitive to the amount of water available to it. When the brain detects that the water supply is too low, it begins to produce histamines. This is essentially a process of water rationing and conservation, in order to safeguard the brain in case the water shortage continues for a long period of time. The histamines directly cause pain and fatigue, in other words a headache and the low energy that usually accompanies it.
Having it start on the weekend instead of a weekday was definitely a big plus.Id say this has been the easiest first day of fasting I've had in a while, helps that I drank two bottles of water back to back right before I prayed fajhir.
Yep, I drank a ton of water before going to bed. I can get over hunger pangs relatively quickly but the thirst is what gets to me. I've been peeing like crazy all day though lol
This is a mistake I made. I should drink a lot more, especially with this heat. I don't eat food that really has that much sodium, I think I will take a salt/ electrolyte tablet before going to bed. Sweat a lot today, and it's only going to get hotter.
I ate a big dinner so I could eat less for Suhoor and made more space for water. I dont know if I'll be able to do this during the weekday but I guess I'll just have lots of tiny meals from Iftar until bedtime.
I dont even feel hungry right now. My head just feels foggy. Funny enough I've felt relatively energetic throughout the day.
One one of the most satisfying things in existence......
45 grams of sugar per 8 ounce glass
Well you can have rice, but it does not work well for fasting. In my experience, if I had rice meal during suhoor and woke up and went to work, my stomach was burning with hunger. After that sensation was gone, my energy levels were low compared to other diets. You get hungry regardless with any other diet, but with rice, it's just more difficult to manage.
Yeah, I know. I literally drink it in drops. It has way too much sugar. I take a glass and glaze the walls with a few drops of Rooh Afza, Then throw in ice and fill it with water. It makes it taste/smell like it. Sounds weird, but w/e.
I'm not Muslim but I'll do a fast with you guys. I'll probably do it from 8 to whenever the sun goes down.
One one of the most satisfying things in existence......
Sounds good. There's a lot of things I need to cut back on or cut completely out of my life so fasting should be a good cleansing of body mind and soul for me.Go for it! We will be here for support.
Aww yissss