Field Marshall Bradley
Veteran
Keeps the doctor away
Now you talking
Keeps the doctor away
intermittent fasting is so popular...anyone who really works out would know a lot of lifters skip "breakfast" and break their fast later in the dayIntermittent fasting
Used to do hard manual labor, THEN lift heavy later in the same day. Had highly functional strength tiered body and was cut. Out worked most of my coworkers
There’s no rules for if people just want to fast. Just know what the fukk you’re doing
No not in this contextWater can also be an appetite suppressant
Sometimes it’s not about eating to full capacity
Only recently have human beings ate "3 full course meals". Our bodies were built to eat minimally and fast actually. A lot of yall have food industry marketing talking points you grew up on with no real science backing it up at all. 8 hours of sleep, you should not be starving in the morning a lot of it is mental yall.3 apples dont = 3 full course meals.
article said:Intermittent fasting boosts brain function, wards off Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s and makes us live longer by speeding up the regeneration of our cells, Mattson says in Ted Talk titled Why Fasting Bolsters Brain Power below.
“It’s been known for a long time that one way to extend the lifespan of laboratory animals is simply to reduce their [calorie] intake,” he says.
The lifespan of lab rats has been increased by up to 40 percent by feeding them less. Mattson suggests humans could do the same by adopting a lifestyle of intermittent fasting.
“We started looking at the effects of energy restriction on the brain in the context of age-related neuro-degenerative disorders and found we could slow down … Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s,” Mattson said.
Mattson said fasting improves brain function by challenging it. “Your brain responds to the challenge of not having food by activating pathways that help it cope with stress and resist disease.”
Like vigorous exercise, intermittent fasting promotes neuron growth, strengthens synapses and increases production of new nerve cells. Fasting also increases the number of mitochondria in nerve cells, which improves cognition, memory and mood, and increases the ability of nerve cells to repair DNA, he says.
When you fast, your metabolism shifts so that you start burning fats, he explains. “Every time you eat a meal the energy is stored your liver in the form of glycogen [sugar]. That’s always tapped into first. It takes 12 hours before you deplete the glycogen stores in your liver.”
“When you eat three or four meals a day you never deplete the glycogen stores in your liver. You can’t start burning fat until those stores are depleted.”
Only recently have human beings ate "3 full course meals". Our bodies were built to eat minimally and fast actually. A lot of yall have food industry marketing talking points you grew up on with no real science backing it up at all. 8 hours of sleep, you should not be starving in the morning a lot of it is mental yall.
Cats out here built like this eating 3 course meals a day
All of that damn sugar .More like another 1k for juice. Aint nobody drinking just one serving of simply orange juice