The holidays are right around the corner, which means that you're going to have to make a lot of room for those delicious π leftovers. If you're a foodie like π me and subscribe to the belief of #FoodOverEverything, pigging out is one of your favorite pastimes. Forget about the family drama π¨βπ¨βπ§ going around you as your relatives ask you why you're still single yet again π; nothing beats getting to pop open your belt after two mouthwatering rounds of baked mac and cheese π and sweet potato π pie. But then the morning π after hits and you find yourself barely able to move (with a missing shirt button that you still can't seem to locate). But don't worry. Follow this 10-step guide to dealing with a food π― coma and you'll be able to fit into your jeans π in no time!
1. Stop β Beating Yourself up about Breaking Your Regular Diet
So you may have had one bowl π² of chicken π₯ and rice π casserole too many. It isn't the end of the world. How you handle the day π after is what really counts π.
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2. Don't Skip β© out on Breakfast π³ (even Though You *really* Want to)
That'll only make you feel worse, not to mention hangry. Eat something light, simple and full of fiber.
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3. Make Sure Your Snacks Are Packed with Fiber
The key π to debloating/beating a food π‘ hangover is eating fiber-rich fruits π. Not only are they easy to digest, they'll help settle your stomach.
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4. Drink Water like It's Going out of Style π
Even though you're totally full and don't think you have any room left in your stomach π€’, drinking water will actually make you feel a lot better. It'll keep you hydrated and help your body digest better. Also, TMI time: It'll stop π you from hugging the toilet π½ or being constipated.
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5. Don't Be Afraid π¨ to Sweat π¦ It out
Keep your fatigue at bay by getting your blood pumping. Sweating it out at the gym πͺ or at home will release toxins and make you feel less bloated.
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6. Take a Walk π
Now that you're wide awake, taking a walk will do wonders for your food π coma. Whether you walk for an hour or twenty minutes, it'll speed up digestion and stop π you from getting heartburn. Sounds like a win-win situation to us π!
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7. Throw in Some Yoga While You're at It
If you're not in the mood for running π or hitting those weights, simply doing yoga can make a huge difference in how you feel.
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8. If You're Feeling Brave, Try Activated Charcoal
Activated charcoal acts as a detox and cleanser, clears your body of toxins. If you can ignore the strong π€’β taste, that is.
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9. Have Brunch Plans? Be Sure to Eat Clean
Skip β© the fatty foods. Instead, go for a green π± and grainy meal. Sticking to a well balanced diet π the day after foodmaggedon π± will compliment your metabolism.
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10. A Warm Cup of Ginger or Mint Tea π΅ is about to Be Your Best Friend
Not only are both teas ridiculously easy to brew, they're great π for bloating and indigestion. Trust us, they'll give you the kick you need to tackle the day.
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