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Quite a few naturopathic doctors and health care professionals conversant with the lemon detox diet, also called the Master Cleanse, say that days 2, 3, and 7 are generally bring out the most side effects. I consider it a good idea to list some of the most commonplace side effects experienced by people who perform the lemon detox diet.

Head Ache. The ordinary headache is a common side effect, specially for those new to the lemon detox diet. It is quite common for those who drink coffee or black tea on a regular basis.

Hunger Pangs. The hunger side effect varies among cleansers. Hungriness will usually subside after a few days. The experience of cravings can be the most problematic side effect to suffer, so be psychologically ready for this possibility.

Fatigue. Cleansing the body of toxins takes energy, and since your daily caloric intake is severely minimized, you might go through weariness for the first several periods of your lemon detox diet. This will pass. Generally, most people describe increased vigour as a result of the cleanse.

Diarrhea. You will quite likely observe a bigger frequency in your movements and with more soft stools. Some of those who have done the lemon detox cleanse say they have wet stools. Dont be concerned if you encounter diarrhea for several days, but if the watery movements remains for more than that, you would do well to call a health care professional.

Rashes, Boils or Outbreaks. A small number of people who do the lemon detox diet have reported skin irritations such as rashes, hives, pimples or boils. This is usually a sign of toxins being purged out of your system through your skin.

Several less routine side effects of the lemon detox cleanse include lightheadedness, forgetfulness, nausea, stomach pain, cramping and constipation. If any of these side effects prevail for more than a couple of days, ease off the cleanse and if severe, talk to your health care doctor.