So I've been doing this for a day and a half, and there's already changes.
1. The first day, I went to the bathroom often. Because of all the fiber you're eating, your colon gets cleansed.
2. I also had more energy. I usually am very lethargic in the morning after breakfast with my usual meal of steel-cut oatmeal, but I felt totally awake yesterday morning, and was even more so this morning. This lasted throughout the day (except when I took my usual nap an hour or so after lunch), and I had lots of energy to exercise.
3. I ate a lot more vegetables than I usually would with fewer calories. I only ate around 1200 calories, but I ended each meal feeling totally full.
4. I lost my cravings for sweets.
5. I drank more water and craved water. I'm more aware of when I'm thirsty now.
6. My hair was literally glowing when I woke up today.
7. I had trouble with bloating, but most of it went away already.
I don't know if I lost weight, but it looks like I lost weight, especially with most of the bloating gone. I feel lots better too, and I'm much more productive in all areas. I've had 5 smoothies since I started this experiment. I do eat outside of the smoothies, but not very much. I have an egg in the morning, half a cup of chicken at lunch, a tiiiiny bit of yogurt mid-afternoon with honey, and 1 serving of almonds. You do get enough protein from the smoothies if you balance them right, but in general, I need protein so I won't feel cold.
Some smoothies I've tried already:
Collard, banana, and orange green smoothie- fantastic!
Berry yogurt smoothie (Not technically a green smoothie, but I wanted my yogurt)
Pear and parsley green smoothie- tasted like grass. This was a recipe online, but they added a banana. I should've added the banana... by the way, banana makes a big difference in how smooth and creamy the smoothie is. The parsley flavor was overwhelming.
Grape, red cabbage, and lime green smoothie- I made this one up. It's the best one I've had so far. Gorgeous color, too. I added half of my last banana.
Romaine lettuce, banana, and blueberry green smoothie- I just didn't have enough banana to make this wonderful. It was really ugly and a tad bitter, so I added a plum and a little bit honey. It wasn't wonderful, but it wasn't inedible either.
In general, I use 4-5 cups of greens in each smoothie.
My next smoothie is apple, beet, celery, carrot, and ginger smoothie. Uh, the recipe online called for it to be juiced, but I'd rather have a smoothie. We'll see how it goes.
EDIT: It was good (it was my first experience with raw beets), but too much fiber! I couldn't drink 200 mL of my 1000+ mL because it was ALL FIBER. I think an essential point to make is that part of drinking green smoothies is chewing and sipping on them slowly and thoroughly. Or your body will cry out, "TOO MUCH FIBER!!" XP
Who wants to try this with me?

(though, admittedly, my mom still does most of the shopping for me)
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anyways can u please post up your recipes..thanks a bunch