My Chick-fil-A Oopsie & a 36-Hour Adventure 🍗🕰️


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Hey there Superstar! ✨

Guess what? I had a wild adventure recently and I can’t wait to spill the beans! (Or, since we’re talking Diabetes… maybe I should say spill the broccoli? 🥦😂)

So, remember that crispy, juicy goodness called Chick-fil-A? Yep, I had some! 🙈 It’s my kryptonite. But then, as fate would have it, I started re-reading Dr. Fung’s “The Diabetes Code” (total page-turner, by the way). Inspired by all the brainy stuff inside, I thought, “Why not go on a 36-hour fasting rollercoaster?” 🎢 You see, I usually practice fasting but for 12-16 hours and never really doing much more than that.

Whew! Imagine not eating for that long after a Chick-fil-A day. Sounds tricky, right? Well, it was… at first. But then magic happened! No sugar cravings, heaps of energy, and - hold onto your socks - I even said “no thanks” to a tempting dessert!

Here’s the fairy-tale ending: the scale moved! And it moved DOWN by 4 pounds! 🎉

Now, you might say, “It’s just water weight.” But hey, seeing that number change? It felt like winning the lottery! 💰

So here’s the big takeaway: after an indulgent meal or a party (because hey, we gotta live a little, right?), a longer fast can be our superpower! It’s like balancing our sugar scales. 🤹‍♀️

Now, for the cherry on top 🍒: If reading isn’t your jam or you’re swamped with, well, life, I’ve got you covered. I’ve whipped up a special guide that sums up all of Dr. Fung’s gold nuggets from his book. Just for YOU! Grab that guide here and get fasting!

Hit reply and let me know if you’re up for trying this fasting adventure. Or just to say hi – I love hellos! 😊

Until then, sprinkle some fairy dust and stay magical! 🧚‍♀️

Hugs and high-fives, Stephanie

P.S. You're only one blood sugar away from reversing Diabetes :)


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Stephanie Guignard

I’m Stephanie, your trusted Nurse Practitioner, helping busy women thrive with Diabetes. As a Type 2 Diabetic myself, I understand the challenges of balancing family, work, and personal health. Join our supportive community to empower yourself and discover a healthy, balanced life while managing Type 2 Diabetes. Let’s navigate this path together, providing actionable advice and celebrating your wins along the way. With a background in healthcare and personal experience, I’m dedicated to making your Diabetes journey more manageable and enjoyable. Embark on a transformative journey towards better health and greater happiness. Join me in the Diabetes Maven Community for engaging conversations and uplifting support. Together, we’ll thrive with Diabetes!

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