WILDFIT

"It’s not just weight — I’ve shed emotional heaviness, old attachments, and inner clutter"

🌱 My WildFit Journey: From Overwhelmed to Empowered 
Phase 1: Before WildFit – A Life on Autopilot
 Before starting WildFit, I lived in a cycle of craving, convenience, and confusion. I had no real structure to my eating, and my energy fluctuated with the whims of sugar, snacks, and stress. Though I had tried to make changes before, nothing truly stuck. The idea of giving up comfort foods or routine meals felt like punishment. Yet deep down, I knew I wasn’t living in alignment with the vibrant, healthy version of myself I could be. 
When I began the WildFit journey, it felt like being thrown into a cold lake — the sheer amount of water, greens, and especially the Alkagizer was overwhelming. It felt like I was drowning, not just in liquid, but in discipline and detox. Yet even in the discomfort, I knew something powerful was happening. My body was waking up. 
Phase 2: Thanks to WildFit – Discovering My Strength
 As the weeks progressed, the program introduced new seasons — and new layers of truth. The first sense of liberation came when I could eat everything I wanted. But it was short-lived. Entering Deep Spring and ketosis forced me to confront my habits and patterns head-on. 
That’s when the real transformation began. 
I’ve fasted twice during this journey — the first time was a hybrid, easing in with Alkagizer and finishing with water-only. The second fast, just this Monday (Week 13), was water-only from the start. Surprisingly, the first two days felt invigorating. On the third, I typically experience a mild fever, as if my body is releasing something deep. By early evening, the fever breaks — and so does another layer of resistance. 
So far, I’ve released 87.5 inches across my entire body and 11.4 pounds. And it’s not just weight — I’ve shed emotional heaviness, old attachments, and inner clutter. The program has helped me realign with vitality. My body now speaks, and I listen. 
Phase 3: Now – Living in Summer, Preparing for Legacy
 I’m now in the final week of my 3-month journey. The timing feels symbolic — we’ve entered the WildFit Summer phase, and I’m finally enjoying fruits again. I’ve learned the value of patience and honoring nature’s rhythm. 
There’s still a freezer full of food I prepped before I fully embraced WildFit — most of it not program-approved. But I’ll use it mindfully, with intention, knowing this phase is temporary. Once it's gone, I’ll start the journey again, not because I failed, but because I’m committed to evolving. My next goal is to reach my ideal weight of 60.8 kg — and I’m about 30 kg away. 
I’ll keep repeating the cycle, refining the process, living more freely each time. Eventually, this won’t be a program anymore — it will simply be how I live. 
I am not just releasing weight. I am reclaiming power.
 This is my WildFit life — and I’m just getting started. 

Nina Masic

Energy Healer

Rotterdam, Netherlands

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