Was it the taste that made you throw up? I have never heard anyone throwing up after drinking this but I suggest you start it out slow. So drink only half a glass in the morning of what I recommended and then slowly build up your intake. This way your body will get used to the detox process and yes it gives a lot of energy which is normal to feel after drinking it xx

When you’re at an ideal weight, the hormones and chemicals secreted by fat cells are actually healthy. The problem arises when you have more and larger fat cells than normal, which often occurs in an individual who is overweight. Both traditional medicine and modern medicine agree on the fact that excess belly fat is the primary root cause of many serious health problems including hypertension, diabetes, and chronic inflammation.
Go on a 1- to 3-day fast. According to "The Miracle of Fasting," fasting allows the body to cleanse itself from the inside out. You do not have to starve yourself to obtain many of the benefits of fasting. Fruits, vegetables and nuts put very little stress on the digestive system, allowing the body to properly cleanse, according to Paul C. Bragg. If you do choose to fast, drink an apple cider vinegar drink three to five times per day to fight hunger and detoxify. Mix 2 tbs of Bragg apple cider vinegar, 1 tbs natural honey and 8 oz. of distilled water.
Excess visceral fat is possibly more harmful because of its proximity to the portal vein, which carries blood from the intestinal area to the liver. Substances released by visceral fat, including free fatty acids, enter the portal vein and travel to the liver. In the liver, they help produce blood lipids, leading to an increase in metabolic disturbances and risk factors.4
I could be wrong in your case but it’s worth mentioning that in many cases…detoxing will cause you to have a headache in the beginning. Especially if you stop other things like your caffeine intake and drastically reduce how much sugar you’re consuming. It’s because we kind of get addicted to those things and when we stop consuming them…there is a short/brief process of detox/withdrawal. Could be the case with you…or it may not. I know reducing both my sugar intake and caffeine caused migraines initially. But I was warned and so I was prepared for it.

Not all belly bulges are best solved with a generic combination of diet and exercise. Depending on what specific type of belly bulge you’ve got, you might be experiencing better results when you’re getting more rest, or perhaps when you’re toning down your exercise regime and switching your high-intensity workouts for something that involves less exertion.

As men age, they're more likely to develop big bellies. After age 40, the natural reduction in testosterone means excess calories are often stored as visceral fat. Aging also makes you naturally lose muscle mass. Muscle keeps your metabolism burning at a solid rate. When you lose this muscle -- about 1 pound per year after age 30 -- your metabolism declines, and it becomes easier to gain fat, which often goes straight to the belly in men.

If you seek natural healing methods, I would recommend this book. Kelly Choi does an excellent job of informing the reader of the attributes of each of the types of teas used. She also makes it clear that the book is really not just about a cleanse, but also how different teas can help in your daily living to benefit your health, address certain conditions and aid in a longer, healthier life. I love to learn in this area and found it to be informative with benefits to my daily habits.

^{Alcohol is particularly bad for your weight because it’s a toxin. Your body mobilizes to burn off the calories in alcohol as quickly as possible—ignoring any other calories that might have come along with it. So whether it’s wine and cheese or beer and wings, the body metabolizes the drink while shoving more of the accompanying food calories into fat cells.}

Belly fat is excess abdominal fat surrounding the organs in your stomach. There are three types of fat: triglycerides (the fat that circulates in your blood), subcutaneous fat (the layer directly below the skin’s surface) and visceral fat (dangerous belly fat). Visceral fat is located beneath the muscles in your stomach and poses many dangers to your health when there is too much of it.

Lower belly fat also reveals poor sleep habits. Researchers from Wake Forest University School of Medicine examined five years of sleep habits and visceral fat accumulation in adults younger than 40; they found that those who slept less than six hours per night or more than nine hours, on average, had higher amounts of belly fat. Their results, published in Sleep in 2010, suggest that getting a good night's sleep helps deter the development of lower belly fat.
Do cardiovascular exercise on an empty stomach first thing in the morning. Sweating is one of our body's methods of eliminating toxins. Besides being excellent for heart health, cardio training burns calories to help tighten that mid-section. Try 30 to 60 minutes of low-intensity cardio per day. Low-intensity burns more body fat, according to the "Muscle Nerd" Jeff Anderson. Remember that cardio is cumulative, so feel free to spread your exercise out over several smaller sessions throughout the day.
The stress hormone cortisol can really screw with your belly. The problem with cortisol is two-fold: First, the chemical makeup of cortisol causes the body to store visceral fat. Visceral fat is stored between your main organs and in the midsection and is the most dangerous type of fat. Experts state that visceral fat increases the risk of diabetes and heart disease.