Originally Posted by
Mochagirl
atomic - absolutely no need to apologise - real life comes first, and quite honestly, you're always there to answer questions whenever we have them. No complaints here!
I actually find skipping breakfast to be the easiest part - I've never been a big breakfast eater to begin with. I did, however, eat breakfast as a matter of course while TTCing my other sons as I was making a concerted effort to be healthier while trying to get pregnant. I could be wrong, but back then (2008) I don't think skipping breakfast was an official part of swaying - that breakfast study had just come out and I was avoiding cereal because of it but was still eating toast and other things in the morning.
Oh, and to answer your question - sodium isn't the hardest part of this diet for me. For the first couple of weeks or so it was, but as soon as I stopped eating bread products unless I made them myself, it became a cinch. In fact, my sodium's normally so low by the end of the day that I can eat a whole serving of Pringles as a treat and still stay well under 1000mg! For me the hardest part by far is the protein - that and the no snacking rule! I'm a grazer by nature, so it's really hard to stop that.