Day 4 Complete, No Hunger?

I just completed day four out of 25-35 days (I'll stop when I feel those "sharp" pains that supposedly come).  My question is, was it normal that I didn't experience any uncomfortable feelings of hunger?

I'm assuming its because I weigh 245lbs (now 233lbs) at 6' that meant my body was okay making the transition over.  It might not hurt that I am only 20 years old.  I am surprised though as my last meal was a Large Dairy Queen Blizzard. I am working the entire period of this fast (minus weekends) and haven't seen a drop in energy levels one bit (I was working out 4-5 times a week for the past 4 months [lost 20lbs from that]).  This is my first fast longer than 72 hours.  I am doing this fast to begin a weight loss program to help push me towards a goal weight of 180lbs.

Also if someone would look over my plan that would be great:

• 25-35 days, consuming only water (I flip between Distilled and Spring Water each day)
• No supplements like my regular fish oil or multivitamin.  I have Celtic Sea Salt in case I need to do a Oral Flush/Enema and 2 Medical Enemas in case I get extreme bowel disturbances.
• Will be brushing my teeth with regular toothpaste, Tom's of Maine mouthwash, and using a tea-tree oil facial cleaner nightly

Breaking the fast:

Juice fasting for 5 days, I went through an entire grocery store today (didn't eat a thing) and bought 6 half gallon bottles of organic fruit juices (no added sugar) that will be diluted in water.

Also bought a case of 33 V8 Low Sodium Vegetable Juice cans that I will drink diluted as well if I can handle the acidic taste.

The following 7 days will be Low Sodium Progresso soups that are under 300 calories a can, unleavened gluten free crackers, apples, raisins, pears, and watermelon plus unsalted and raw walnuts, pecans, soy nuts, and almonds.

Depending on how much weight I lose I will then transition into either the Nutrisystem meal plan ($10 a day) or begin a Liquid Slim Fast plan (3 cans x 300 calories + soup for dinner) to reach my goal weight.