Fasting: 4 types of Fasts and How Often to Do Each- Thomas DeLauer

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    Fasting: 4 types of Fasts and How Often to Do Each- Thomas DeLauer…There are 4 types of fasting that you can rotate through and get different kinds of benefits, depending on what you're after. We're going to talk about types of fasting that boost metabolic benefits and body composition. We're going to talk about another kind of fasting that you can rotate in and out of that's going to help you with cellular rejuvenation and overall recycling cells. Then we're going to about another kind of fasting that's specifically good for the gut. And then, lastly, we're going to talk about another kind of fasting that is very extreme, known as dry fasting. This is your overall encyclopedia of the different kinds of fasting, and how you can utilize them, and how often you should be utilizing each and every one.
    All right, let's talk about the first one. The first one is one you've heard of before, intermittent fasting. Now, intermittent fasting is doing shorter periods of fasting, relatively frequently. So, in this case, I'm talking about doing like a 16 hour fast, with an eight hour eating window, or maybe an 18 hour fast, with a six hour eating window, or somewhere in that general ballpark. This is the kind of fast that you should be doing three to four times per week, hence the word intermittent fasting. Some people like to fast every single day, but honestly, I'm a proponent of just fasting three to four times per week so it maintains its effectiveness. Intermittent fasting is best for body composition. Sure, there are a multitude of other benefits when it comes down to brain energy, when it comes down to autophagy, and all kinds of things. But, by and large, the standout benefit is body composition.
    So, I want to reference a study that helps make some complete sense of this. This study was published in the Journal of Translational Medicine. And it took a look at 34 resistance trained subjects. What it wanted to measure was what happened when you compared subjects that were fasting, doing an intermittent fasting protocol, versus subjects that were not, that had the same amount of muscle, had the same amount of fat, and were eating roughly the same amount of food. The results were pretty crazy. What they did is, they took these subjects and divided them into two groups. One group consumed their food at 1:00 PM, at 4:00 PM, and 8:00 PM. This was the fasting group, intermittent fasting. The other group consumed their meals at 8:00 AM, 1:00 PM, and 8:00 PM. So basically, they were eating standard meals throughout the course of the day, like a regular diet.
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  • @Monk_Mode_Master
    @Monk_Mode_Master 5 років тому +179

    😍🥰😁 Maaaan I'm so happy I discovered fasting... Before fasting I felt like I was dying. my body was rapidly deteriorating. High blood pressure, high triglycerides, arthritis in my knees and shoulder, Inflammation, depression with minor suicidal thoughts and I'm only 34... In as little as 4 months with a mixture of Intermittent and prolonged fasting I went from 225lbs to 185lbs(I'm 5"9 by the way) High blood pressure 100% GONE, high triglycerides levels 100% GONE, arthritis 100% GONE, Inflammation 100% GONE, depression 100% GONE, sucidal thoughts 100% GONE!!! My doctor said " whatever is you've been doing KEEP IT UP!!!" it's safe to say this fasting journey saved my life 😁🙌🏾

    • @helenarc5790
      @helenarc5790 4 роки тому +5

      manninla congratulations!!!!!

    • @disabledbabe
      @disabledbabe 4 роки тому +1

      Which one did you do? And where you on medication when you did it? If you were, did you drink it on an empty stomach? Sorry for my questions, it's just that I don't know how to start?

    • @jamesechevarria5428
      @jamesechevarria5428 3 роки тому +1

      Love it

    • @Martyn2160
      @Martyn2160 3 роки тому +3

      Great!!!! I do it too and have never felt better. I’m 59 and wish I’d done it far sooner.

    • @marklannen
      @marklannen Рік тому

      Congratulations!

  • @inidbil7277
    @inidbil7277 5 років тому +130

    I am muslim and I've been fasting since I was six years old and I'm 39 now.....so it's easy and the benefits are real. when I was young during our fast we played basketball soccer etc after class for hours....no food or water from sunrise to sunset and it didn't bother me or my friends...and now I go to work and no problems....by the way I was a general manager at a chain restaurant for 10 years and all that tasty food didn't bother me me....fasting is more cerebral than visceral

    • @ehsanmafi6546
      @ehsanmafi6546 3 роки тому

      @@crazykudii2230 the soft dry fast is from dawn to sunset. We have to finish eating/drinking by dawn and can’t break the fast until sunset.

    • @tonymane6627
      @tonymane6627 3 роки тому +1

      Islam is great

    • @zsgamersguidetomobilerevie4448
      @zsgamersguidetomobilerevie4448 3 роки тому

      True, consistently doing it makes it normal

    • @beyondbackwater4933
      @beyondbackwater4933 2 роки тому

      The no water thing is stupid. It's why Muslim soldiers are so awful during ramadan.

    • @xavieryates9782
      @xavieryates9782 2 роки тому +1

      @INID Bil Are you talking about fasting during Ramadan? If so, that isn’t really fasting, as it often lasts for only some 14 hours or so. Also, most Muslims eat quite voraciously in ‘preparation’ for the ‘fasting’, so, again, it doesn’t really count.

  • @neogycogenesiss9865
    @neogycogenesiss9865 6 років тому +138

    i did a OMAD style of fasting,since 30 days, i believe fasting has brought me a sense to understand my body.

    • @DarthTerminatti
      @DarthTerminatti 6 років тому +13

      I'm still on OMAD, and to be quite honest, it's the best thing to happen me. At 49 years old, I've not felt this great in a long time.

    • @fayesmith4751
      @fayesmith4751 6 років тому +6

      TerminatorXX, same here and I am 49 also

    • @eyeamusic
      @eyeamusic 6 років тому +5

      How many calories do you guys eat? I really like this style of fasting too, but I don't want to slow my metabolism by eating too low of calories. Wish he would have talked about this.

    • @DarthTerminatti
      @DarthTerminatti 6 років тому +8

      @@eyeamusic I eat around 1800-2400 a day. I know that's a big meal, but I do a good amount of weight training. My body had really responded to this diet.

    • @catdeprived
      @catdeprived 5 років тому

      I'm fasting for a week now and still wondering about this and that. Now this guy says not to fast every day. I'm doing 16/8 atm, so should I fast every other day? Or just keep doing it every day as long as I eat my BMR calories?

  • @brigadierbeefcake7829
    @brigadierbeefcake7829 6 років тому +60

    On Saturday I did a 30 hour hard dry fast I feel absolutely amazing!

    • @39madhurie
      @39madhurie 3 роки тому

      How's ur skin post fast

  • @Patbach
    @Patbach 6 років тому +476

    I understand Thomas needs to protect himself by telling people to talk to their doctors before doing this and that.
    But most doctors still tell people to spread lots of small meal throughout the day, and weirdly most of them don't even understand the benefits of fasting, and will tell you that's bad for you.
    Now imagine telling them about prolonged or even dry fasting, it's very rare you'll find a doctor knowledgeable enough to allow anyone to do that.

    • @madimakes
      @madimakes 6 років тому +14

      Pathebach the harsh reality.

    • @martykirby7311
      @martykirby7311 6 років тому +49

      Of course the doctors will say it's unsafe and or dangerous because if you're healthy they will lose patients. It's all about the money for doctors and the big pharmaceutical companies.

    • @suzannedu419
      @suzannedu419 6 років тому +11

      You're your own boss and have the ultimate control over your body. Tell doc what you're doing and he/she will have no choice (if they care about you as a patient) but to ensure blood work and all other vitals are good during your fast.

    • @Lasharella
      @Lasharella 6 років тому +8

      This is most valuable comment on this or any other diet related matter, kudos,
      People be advised doctors have prevented many people getting on Keto and Fasting thus have caused so many desperate good people who needed to lose wait from this amazing life style of keto/IF, just start slow adapt to it and experiment with your body by listening to it and you will literally Taylor it so it precisely suits you and your lifestyle, good luck on your journey Keto/IF is the only and true way!

    • @Flowmada
      @Flowmada 6 років тому +1

      Yeah he has to tell people to be safe and that he isn't a doctor. You can choose to do what you want until something goes wrong and you go to the Dr and tell them you were fasting so that's the reason when really it was the metabolic disorder and your body wasn't able to adapt fast enough but with some smaller fasts before working up to a prolonged fast you would have been successful and cured your metabolic disease

  • @nailezoupani
    @nailezoupani 6 років тому +40

    I fast every single day, intermittent fasting eating in a 2 hour window and fasting 22 hours and it has cured me of all my metabolic issues that i had and i shed 40kg...thank you Thomas for these wonderful videos..you inspire me so much, so much so that I also have created a channel on these same issues. We need to spread the word in keto and fasting..all the best to you!!

    • @lazarussoul8221
      @lazarussoul8221 4 роки тому

      I started doing that same and faster boxing class for cardio....16 pounds down in 3 weeks

    • @brandonhenry9846
      @brandonhenry9846 4 роки тому +1

      Thomas says he thinks its not best to fast everyday to keep the metabolism up so you burn more calories in a rested state during the day. Whats your opinion?

    • @johnkap5740
      @johnkap5740 3 роки тому

      2 hour window? So you only eat once a day? OMAD?

    • @nailezoupani
      @nailezoupani 3 роки тому +1

      @@johnkap5740 yes

    • @johnkap5740
      @johnkap5740 3 роки тому

      @@nailezoupani Must be a real big meal right? And do you do OMAD Every single day? Or 2-3 times a week?

  • @PeterHealthyLifestyle
    @PeterHealthyLifestyle 5 років тому +10

    I've been fasting for the past four months and lost more than 50 pounds, that's why I've created my own channel to teach people how to fast as well. Let's do it guys

  • @BraykwonTheChef
    @BraykwonTheChef 6 років тому +7

    Thomas, loves the videos. I lost 120 lbs in 5 months and I believe 80% of my success was due to a prolonged fasting period followed by OMAD lifestyle change. The prolonged fasting period changed how I think about food and it became a smaller part of life. I didn’t stress about when are what I was eating anymore. I just tried to eat enough at the end of the day. Sometimes skipping food until lunch the next day. It feels nice to have control of your appetite and stabilize your ghrelin. Luckily I actually enjoy healthy food, but when I was struggling with life, I ate fast food once a day. 4 McDonald’s burgers, a large fry sometimes two, and a coke/Diet Coke, and still kept all the weight off and actually continued to lose more. I truly believe fasting, and hormone control is the backbone of health and energy utilization. Everything between only stacks the benefits or nullifies them. I also paid attention to what I ate for a while. I ate less carbs, much more Capsaicin, I watched a lot of your videos about food and nutrient utilization which helped me understand the basics of eating, metabolism, and overall body health. I smoked a shit ton of weed too. Sometimes an O a week, which studies have suggested increased your metabolism. It doesn’t make me hungry. I guess it helps me feel balanced. I have a bit of a mood problem lmao I used it to motivate myself and keep myself disciplined. I enjoyed hitting the gym high af. I’ve never enjoyed cardio until I did it high. Your videos also helped me understand how I wanted to train and further my health by using fasting, and a dedicated gym strategy. You’re awesome dude. I appreciate your videos and thank you for sharing the knowledge. You’ve helped change my life.

  • @andyottito1
    @andyottito1 6 років тому +410

    “Be sure to talk to your doctor before dry fasting.”
    Me: Hey Doc. Thomas DeLauer has some good info on dry fasting and I want to incorporate it more in my life.
    Every doctor everywhere: You need to eat 6 small meals a day if you want to lose weight!

    • @mansoorwahab8934
      @mansoorwahab8934 6 років тому +13

      Otherwise you will wreck your metabolism.

    • @followyourideas
      @followyourideas 6 років тому +38

      He still has to say it for legal reasons. Even though doctors know nothing about nutrition.

    • @Inkill2009
      @Inkill2009 6 років тому +7

      lmao as if Thomas DeLauer has more superior knowledge about health than all doctors out there

    • @followyourideas
      @followyourideas 6 років тому +27

      @@Inkill2009 doctors know shit about nutrition...shit

    • @patb5266
      @patb5266 6 років тому +33

      Lol, most Docs know crap about nutrition and what they tell you is the idiotic "Food Pyramid" crap and look at the majority of people. Need any more proof? Now look at Thomas.

  • @aveno66
    @aveno66 4 роки тому +2

    i Just finished my 48 hrs of dry fasting o my Lord!!.. It was the hardest think I ever did, I was able to lose 4lbs I just start eating light soups blended with some nutrition on it like Lentil or Quinoa soups. I am planing on doing the Intermittent Fasting.

    • @Username01invalid
      @Username01invalid 3 роки тому

      if you managed to do 48hrs fasting, intermittent fasting should be a breeze.. you can do it!

  • @justbeinghonest1
    @justbeinghonest1 6 років тому +7

    4:00 min marks explains cells eating cells

  • @ShaunPPatterson
    @ShaunPPatterson 5 років тому +3

    I've done water fasting on and off in the past ranging from 1 day to 21 days. I then started 16/8 intermittent fasting for the last 2 years while eating a ketogenic diet. I tried dry fasting last year and lasted 2 days. Today I am done with day 2 and going on day 3 of dry fasting AFTER water fasting 2 days. I want to go 2 to 3 more days dry fasting then start drinking juices and switch to smoothies, then back to a normal diet.

  • @jackal7905
    @jackal7905 5 років тому +5

    5:2 dry fasting (with intense workout) is the best option. I did Keto for 2 months, results were amazing, shed off around 50 lbs real fast, then switched to 5:2 dry fasting when I reached the weight I want. Still losing fat, feeling really good, and actually got used to it so I don't feel tired. True, I do lose water mass gained by the carbs I consume. The 5:2 fast I do is not for 24 hours, but 18 hours then I do REALLY low carb (1 or 3 dates, then a chicken breast or steak with veggie salad). And don't forget sparkling water.
    PS. You can remove the intense workout part and it still works, I stopped working out for a month and still losing FAT mass, my muscle mass is (almost) intact.

  • @solhinya
    @solhinya 5 років тому +4

    Finally!!!!!!!!! Someone who can answer all my fasting and healthy lifestyle questions...I am so happy I could cry honestly. Thank you I truly appreciate your existence💪👏

  • @boazhagemeijer5179
    @boazhagemeijer5179 6 років тому +23

    What about embarking on a Dry fast first, then after the desired amount of hours reached, only incorparating water again ? (So keep on fasting, just not dry fasting ?)
    Thanks for your video(s) man, i love your content.

    • @Dixxi91
      @Dixxi91 4 роки тому +1

      There are people who do that. But I would advice caution, if you feel ill - stop and eat/drink. Work your way up from fewer hours :) and also don't do it more than once a week?

  • @nowornever23
    @nowornever23 6 років тому

    OCD people will love this channel!

  • @futurewolffilms607
    @futurewolffilms607 6 років тому +26

    Yesterday I was on the BEER fast. I'll be waiting for that video, thank you.

    • @cyeknox1322
      @cyeknox1322 5 років тому +2

      Bro I accidentally did this and I see big improvements in my skin always happens when I drink beer 🤷‍♂️

    • @LuvyStylesOfficial
      @LuvyStylesOfficial 5 років тому +1

      Atta' Boy!

  • @striker851
    @striker851 5 років тому +1

    Thank you for posting all of your references. So many people talking like experts but not doing the full expert job.
    You show how it should be done

  • @blackcitadel37
    @blackcitadel37 5 років тому +4

    This is the kind of video that makes you realize how powerful and insanely complex our bodies really are.

  • @mechanicjobs
    @mechanicjobs 6 років тому +1

    I really love your channel Tom. Yours is one of the best health channels on the internet because you really know your stuff. You have helped my wife and I to immensely improve our health.

  • @SG-ji5ij
    @SG-ji5ij 6 років тому +6

    Dry Fasting...from everything you stated it seems to be the ultimate way to fast. My way of thinking is this: how can dry fasting be "extreme" if it's something we are already doing every night while asleep? Just extend your nightly fast a few more hours after awakening and do it as a 16 to 18 hour intermittent fast 3 to 4 days a week as you've recommended for water fasting. What's the harm in that?

  • @elderinisrael
    @elderinisrael 4 роки тому +2

    I'm a member of The Church of Jesus Christ and Latter-day Saints and we do a soft dry fast on the first Sunday of every month and have no problems.

  • @usvck
    @usvck 6 років тому +10

    I basically did my soft dry fasting when I was in my online-gaming days without even knowing the real benefits. Haha Good video always Thomas! Thank you for sharing.

  • @universalpowder1682
    @universalpowder1682 6 років тому +1

    Monday-friday 14-16 hour fasts. Saturday eat whatever when ever and sunday 24 hour fast. My monthly routine

    • @JavierGarcia-wd4tk
      @JavierGarcia-wd4tk 5 років тому

      Universal Powder are u still doing this? If so, how effective has it been cause I kinda like your protocol.

  • @derekrobbins6735
    @derekrobbins6735 6 років тому +14

    Prolonged fasting and liquid fasting, what is the difference?
    Surely during a prolonged fast, the person is only drinking water/tea/coffee/maybe broth, so how is a water fast different?
    Confused!!

    • @robbertou
      @robbertou 4 роки тому +7

      With liquid fasts you can have liquids with calories in them, like fruit juice and milk in coffee. Prolonged fasting means that you dont have any calories in your drinks, so only water, black coffee and black tea. Hope this helps

  • @filipe_paixao
    @filipe_paixao 5 років тому +1

    *14 day cycle!!!*
    (Please correct me if I was stupid or made some BIG mistake)
    Day 1/3/5/7/9/11: 22/2 fast (not using antioxidants, using autophagy stimulators)
    I do first one small meal and after one hour a very big meal
    Day 2/4/6/8/10/12: not fasting (lot of antioxidants and autophagy stimulators, things like black coffee and green tea)
    If on keto some fat at the beginning of the day, some proteins at the middle, and more fats at the end of the day (the sandwich theory)
    The amount of calories should be regulated conform if I want to lose, gain or maintain weight
    PS: Days 4 and 10 are actually also liquid fasts (using that marvelous 4 stylish coffees and the bone broth as nutrition)
    Day 13: not eating at all (no antioxidants and a lot of autophagy stimulators, things like black coffee and green tea)
    Day 14: after waking up, you are whit between 30 to 40 hours of fasting, so you need to start first having a small meal whit some proteins in it (if on keto I put the same amount of fat or a little more, but very low to no carbs), after 1 hour I then eat a bigger meal. After I regulate myself, I do as a normal eating day, but eating a lot more (since we want the total calories you eat on the 2 days be the same as if you never fasted the day before)

  • @matt2711
    @matt2711 6 років тому +9

    This was a really good video! I just did a 2 day soft dry fast. it was quite effective except on the third day i had to eat something. I didn't binge but I spaced out my meals. I never thought about rotating the different fasting plans.

    • @robideals685
      @robideals685 5 років тому

      3 days without water will kill you.

  • @eklavyak1
    @eklavyak1 6 років тому +1

    Hi Thomas, it will be great if you can talk about resveratrol. Thanks

    • @LuvyStylesOfficial
      @LuvyStylesOfficial 5 років тому

      It's supposed to support autophagy, I take it a 2-3 times a week on days that I'm doing fasting periods of 20 hours or more.

  • @Msjae00
    @Msjae00 6 років тому +3

    Great stuff Thomas! Thank you for sharing all you share with those trying to sustain better health! Bless you sweetheart! 😊

  • @johnnjax9095
    @johnnjax9095 3 роки тому +1

    Fasting also helps my sleep tremendously. I fasted Saturday night for 24 hours and it was the only time during the week, I didn't wake once. I'm 58 so waking during the night is common, but when I fast, it helps.

  • @boteza
    @boteza 6 років тому +98

    Dry Fasting isn't really that extreme, it's actually easier than water fasting. I know it's hard to believe, but if you just try it you'll notice you wont be thirsty all day (like you are during a water fast).

    • @andyottito1
      @andyottito1 6 років тому +13

      Agreed. I've tried dry fasting with working out though and I don't recommend that.

    • @adityakulkarni9455
      @adityakulkarni9455 6 років тому +1

      How's this possible

    • @boteza
      @boteza 6 років тому +3

      Agent K Tom explains it in the video, your body creates its own water.

    • @Ro07ze
      @Ro07ze 6 років тому +1

      24 hours?

    • @oelabed1
      @oelabed1 6 років тому +5

      boteza. Agree. I dry fast twice a week

  • @SestoElomenTo11
    @SestoElomenTo11 6 років тому +2

    Great ! Info! Bro! I recently went five day fasting which made me feel superhuman and trained in the process keeping potassium and electrolytes up which is key...of course i've been IM fasting for couple of years..wouldn't recommend for beginners or those who aren't consistent with IM fasting. Then broke it with kettle bone broth and rice cakes and progressed into more nutritious easy foods to digest.

  • @SiimLand
    @SiimLand 6 років тому +81

    You can induce autophagy even with daily intermittent fasting if you deplete yourself faster

    • @faimohkihfaimohkih8223
      @faimohkihfaimohkih8223 6 років тому

      Siim Land how often would you recommend doing a long fast (24-48hrs)? Have you ever tried a dry fast? If so did u notice any big differences?

    • @Inkill2009
      @Inkill2009 6 років тому

      Talking about topics that have not been researched extensively is silly.

    • @Todd_Robot
      @Todd_Robot 6 років тому +4

      There is plenty of research on fasting...

    • @Inkill2009
      @Inkill2009 6 років тому +2

      Oh there is? On human subjects? No there isn't.

    • @eljefeblanco3065
      @eljefeblanco3065 6 років тому +8

      @@Inkill2009 Yeah, there's a lot... You should try researching, just cause you can't Google it doesn't mean there isn't research... SMH

  • @kylewilzon8612
    @kylewilzon8612 Рік тому

    The wat you explain things is excellent bro, you're a very smart dude. I know this is 4 years old, but i had to say this.

  • @Hell_Inc
    @Hell_Inc 6 років тому +3

    that new background you have is making me trip during my fasting, Thomas

  • @charlieross3863
    @charlieross3863 Рік тому

    Why don’t all UA-cam videos describe what they’re talking about like this guy?!? Great video!!!

  • @whitegraymatters6654
    @whitegraymatters6654 6 років тому +4

    Here are some other benefits to those fasting protocols:
    1. It will help a person increase their will power.
    2. Become more sensitive to insulin.
    3. Become aware of how foods affect them when breaking a fast.
    4. Getting more done in their life, business, housework, ect. since digestion will not be taking up energy and time.
    5. This is related to will power but it will take a person out of their comfort zone, like a cold shower in the morning or muscle confusion in body building.
    Happy fasting everyone! I think the government should declare a day out of every month as a national fasting for health holiday since fasting is in all (if not most) religions.

  • @SuperGumby2011
    @SuperGumby2011 6 років тому

    Hey every nite you do a dry fast when you are asleep.. Why can't you just keep going thru out the day?? Also you can do a 12 hour dry fast too.. Thanks Thomas DeLauer for all the info.. Love your UA-cam..

  • @DeadeyeJoe37
    @DeadeyeJoe37 6 років тому +6

    I enjoy doing a soft dry fast once a month for 24 hours for religious reasons. It isn't very difficult, as long as you're not doing something that will get you dehydrated. The important thing is that you pay attention to your body. I had to cut it early a few times because I really sweaty and starting to get dizzy due to walking around on a hot, humid day.

  • @healthhollow7218
    @healthhollow7218 2 роки тому +1

    I honestly can’t go without eating for at least once a day. I love fasting but I exercise on the daily and I’m on keto as well. The longest I’ve been able to go without eating since starting fasting is 22 hours. I do want the best for my health but I don’t know how so many people can go days without eating! Kudos to you seriously!

    • @tanyaa2327
      @tanyaa2327 2 роки тому +1

      I just did 5 day fast 😂

    • @healthhollow7218
      @healthhollow7218 2 роки тому +1

      @@tanyaa2327 wow that’s incredible! 😃👏 I seriously don’t know how y’all do it but that deserves major stars ⭐️

    • @tanyaa2327
      @tanyaa2327 2 роки тому +1

      @@healthhollow7218 thanks that's what my mom and dad said! My friend did it too and tbh I don't know either but was worth it lost 9 LBS!! 😊

    • @healthhollow7218
      @healthhollow7218 2 роки тому +1

      @@tanyaa2327 I wish I could do that! Congratulations!!! Maybe one day I’ll get there 😊

    • @tanyaa2327
      @tanyaa2327 2 роки тому +1

      @@healthhollow7218 yaaa this. Was first looong one, most was 3 days did that. Once! I got really mad at my body for not Losing while intermittent so that's how I managed 😂😂😂

  • @megaexidor
    @megaexidor 6 років тому +4

    Really really good video and explanation. Thanks Thomas

  • @jbz2291
    @jbz2291 3 роки тому

    I enjoy your chanel. As a visual person I feel like a written, visual outline of the information you are giving would be helpful👍

  • @carlosfilipecodinha
    @carlosfilipecodinha 5 років тому +12

    Hey... don’t know if anyone can explain this.
    I have been fasting 20:4 (6pm to 2pm) for a week now and apart of the weight loss (4.5kg) I wake up all pumped up every day and my mornings are immensely productive.
    Is there any science behind this or I am still in the motivation period???

    • @narcismebelgie
      @narcismebelgie 5 років тому

      Carlos Filipe
      It’s both, but also scientifically.
      I do OMAD since 2 weeks.
      I feel so much different.
      Light, fresh, very active, ...
      Not much sleep needed.
      Are you still fasting?

  • @marcuswelby9601
    @marcuswelby9601 6 років тому

    Omad 4 days a week and 18-6 on training days and one 36 hr fast a week has been great. Fasting is life.

    • @alexdelszsen9648
      @alexdelszsen9648 6 років тому

      What's green and carries a black bag? Mucous Welby. The joke goes back a bit...

  • @nobodyspecial3338
    @nobodyspecial3338 6 років тому +8

    Hey Thomas, I do intermittent eating only from 12-6 each day for 5 days a week then I do 2 days just water. Works well. What do you think? I love your channel thanks so much. Cheers

  • @ladybird491
    @ladybird491 5 років тому

    I am on Omad 3for now on ( I eat over 2 hour only now) I fast 18 hours at least. I do keto (very low carbs) 5 day a week. I do calorie deficit but 50 grams of carbs other day) . I do one day dry fast weekly. I feel much better losing the weight now

  • @andyjales
    @andyjales 6 років тому +6

    Excellent explanation!!!!!!!

  • @URlegend99
    @URlegend99 3 роки тому +1

    Thank you very much

  • @oliverlundin8571
    @oliverlundin8571 5 років тому +3

    Whats the difference between Prolonged and a Soft Dry?

  • @SLDavisNutritionHealthAllMedia
    @SLDavisNutritionHealthAllMedia 6 років тому

    The best explanation on youtube, thanks for this informative video

  • @malikibrar233
    @malikibrar233 5 років тому +3

    I am Muslim and we do dry fasting for whole month of Ramdan 29 or 30 days once in a year and its compulsion on us by our religion. its duration 14 to 17 hrs depends on in which month of calendar year Ramdan comes. It has too much health benefits and I think if someone do dry fasting in routine 2 days in a week will get most of health benefits.

  • @kevindeca9196
    @kevindeca9196 5 років тому

    1:08 , 3:12 , 6:01, 7:44 , 10:21, 10:29 , 10:47 , 11:37

  • @Brainbuster
    @Brainbuster 5 років тому +5

    There are more than 4 types of fasting. The most important type wasn't even mentioned.
    The most popular (before a couple years ago) was fasting for several days (5 days, 15 days, 40 days, and even 70 days). Many people fast 40 days every year, and have been doing so for decades.
    IF is popular now, and I'm happy about that just because it gets more people fasting (even if only for 12 hours), but a 5 day fast is ten times more powerful--and a 15 day fast is a thousand times more powerful.
    IF is now all over YT, but I remember in 2001 reading books on the amazing benefits of fasting (for 15 days)...books that were written in the 70s and 80s. If it weren't so natural, you'd think the results are miraculous.
    Even before the 70s, all the studies confirmed the life-extending benefit of fasting.
    I encourage you to learn more about fasting--not just watch popular UA-cam videos, but dig deeper.

    • @furenaef
      @furenaef 5 років тому

      Brainbuster sources or you’re talking out your ass

  • @pharmclare
    @pharmclare 6 місяців тому

    Very helpful. Welldone and thank you for sharing

  • @thejepah1943
    @thejepah1943 6 років тому +56

    Dry fasting sounds pretty much like Ramadhan fasting to me tho. 🤔

    • @iProFIFA
      @iProFIFA 5 років тому +2

      except ramadan is like 14 hours and dry fasting is 24hrs up to a whole week

    • @mrana2424
      @mrana2424 5 років тому +11

      Durden Soap dry fasting for a week is insane and retarded

    • @minzblatt
      @minzblatt 5 років тому +11

      @@iProFIFA Depends on where you live and what season holy month comes in, but it's more like 18-22h. Many ppl don't wake up for imsak therefore the duration is pretty much around 20 hours a day. Oh and it's a soft dry fast according to the definition in this video. Hygiene is important.

    • @jacobclark2409
      @jacobclark2409 4 роки тому +1

      Mehmet Not showering for one day isn’t going to make you anymore filthy or make you sick or anything. Sure you might get a bit smelly towards the end of the day but you can make sure you brush your teeth and take a thorough shower the day before but a hard dry fast isn’t bad lol

    • @blueladylikeable
      @blueladylikeable 4 роки тому +1

      in hindu culture, traditionally, fasting is very much part of life, research 'ekadasi', it is done in different ways depending on the date, sometimes it is a version of dry fast. ancient cultures were very wise.

  • @freddiesuarez4013
    @freddiesuarez4013 Рік тому

    Hello peace be with everyone im a NeoCatecumenal in the Christian catholic church and people didnt knwo that fasting is powerful for the spiritual life and prayer we fast during lent for 40 days and its incredible the benefits it brings there is a chapter in the book of daniel that teaches how to do fasting and be on Ketosis peace be with you all courage

  • @PTRT-ShawnBizanos
    @PTRT-ShawnBizanos 6 років тому +3

    I only give myself an eating window of one hour each day, and every few weeks I might fast for 48-72 hours. I have not felt any repercussions from this. My cognitive functioning is crystal clear, dropping plenty of fat and gaining more definition in my muscles. I also do the ketogenic diet.

  • @bvchiro
    @bvchiro 6 років тому

    Although Thomas DeLauer has given us a lot of great information, this "Dry Fasting" however I could find no research to support it for as long as 24 hour intervals. There's plenty on shorter fasts during Ramadan

  • @ShayanGivehchian
    @ShayanGivehchian 6 років тому +10

    I usually start my fast around 5 pm. Having a small snack before my workout and then have my next meal the next day morning. Works great for losing weight and I sleep like a baby

  • @joshuat770
    @joshuat770 6 років тому +2

    Wow. Thanks for explaining. Now I want to try 24 hr dry fast just because it's equal to 3 days normal fasting.

  • @denispaul6251
    @denispaul6251 6 років тому +22

    Can you please make a video on the different body types: mesomorph, endomorph, ectomorph ?

  • @ironmurs6903
    @ironmurs6903 6 років тому +1

    Thomas is a G. Straight up. Comes with the knowledge every clip and knows how to deliver a msg in terms of video content, flow, and length. Definitely an inspiration and really opened my eyes to a variety of different nutritional strategies. Appreciate you dude

  • @LosHustle
    @LosHustle 6 років тому +24

    Hey bro! Thanks for Inspiring me to make my own keto channel man. Keep up the awesome content!

  • @briancrane7634
    @briancrane7634 6 років тому

    This is your best vid yet! I grabbed your references and I'll read them all word by word. I'll be back with comments if any. Thanks!

  • @michellerodriguez9484
    @michellerodriguez9484 6 років тому +19

    I'm sitting here listening to your video and on my second day of a 48 to 56 hour dry fast. No water no food. My teeth got whiter and lost a ton of weight and my skin got tighter. I started with water fast and OMAD first.

    • @oceanicblues2496
      @oceanicblues2496 6 років тому +1

      Wow that's awesome

    • @veo_
      @veo_ 6 років тому +7

      I've done an 8 day dry fast in the past along with many shorter ones. Don't forget to eat your electrolytes! Don't put them in water, obviously, but eating salt and potassium chloride as dry powder in little pinches throughout the day will really help your body feel after the 2nd-3rd day.

    • @Sookmaplums
      @Sookmaplums 6 років тому +2

      No jizz for you then if your on a dry fast.

    • @omargutierrez8840
      @omargutierrez8840 6 років тому

      How are your energy levels? And any side effects or other things you notice about your body that you feel the fast helped with?

    • @michellerodriguez9484
      @michellerodriguez9484 6 років тому +4

      Omar Gutierrez . Well I did work Thursday and Friday so I would say my energy is pretty. I can feel my energy is starting to deminish. I also got some acne but nothing to worry about. I also experienced some brain foggingnes at times at work. My body's temperature raised on the second day. I also have a metallic taste in my mouth but I think is normal because I'm on ketosis.

  • @Brownmahfun
    @Brownmahfun 6 років тому

    Thank you sososososo much for all your information.

  • @SiimLand
    @SiimLand 6 років тому +37

    Where's the kitchen?

  • @hectorabcdefg9076
    @hectorabcdefg9076 6 років тому +4

    dry fasting is one of the best ones, I think

  • @Sarah-uf9mt
    @Sarah-uf9mt 6 років тому +1

    It'd be nice to a video on what to do if you did intermittent fast, kept the calories too low (by not doing it correctly) and then gained weight when you increased your calories :(. Happened to me and sadly now I'm scared to reverse diet due to already gaining weight... either way, it'd be nice to get some sort of video of reverse dieting if you kept calories too low in intermittent fasting doing it wrong. Your videos are awesome!

  • @hellogorgeous101
    @hellogorgeous101 6 років тому +18

    When intermittent fasting 3-4 times per week, are there extra benefits to doing the days consecutively or does it matter?

    • @staceykersting705
      @staceykersting705 5 років тому

      Wondering the same. I'd rather do it all in a row....the first day back's always the hardest for me.

    • @DreErdna
      @DreErdna 4 роки тому

      Do it 7 days a week

  • @Lasharella
    @Lasharella 6 років тому +1

    This is most valuable video on this or any other diet related matter, kudos,
    People be advised doctors have prevented many people getting on Keto and Fasting thus have caused so many desperate good people who needed to lose wait from this amazing life style of keto/IF, just start slow adapt to it and experiment with your body by listening to it and you will literally Taylor it so it precisely suits you and your lifestyle, good luck on your journey Keto/IF is the only and true way!

  • @xiaojiang12325
    @xiaojiang12325 5 років тому +10

    So people could do the 16/8 every day

    • @elijahbutterfield4869
      @elijahbutterfield4869 5 років тому +1

      But if I do the 16/8, but only eat one meal at 4.30 pm every day, is that also a 24 hour prolonged fast?
      Cause. Honestly. That's all I have time for. Work all day, eat once, schooling in the evening.

    • @catdeprived
      @catdeprived 5 років тому +3

      Yes, that's OMAD. Not 16/8, bc 16/8 means you just eat lunch and dinner, no breakfast. Or breakfast and lunch, no dinner.

    • @fscorpion678
      @fscorpion678 3 роки тому

      that’s what i’m doing currently

  • @mizkayzee
    @mizkayzee 6 років тому

    Awesome. Will definitely share!

  • @Flowmada
    @Flowmada 6 років тому +26

    Hey Thomas! Thanks so much for the video. I noticed you are now doing the green screen with background graphics. Perhaps it's just me and my opinion is not the majority, but I think it feels a bit cheesy compared to you being in the studio with stock clips thrown in separately. Maybe it'll grow on me and I know you're legit and not cheesy. It may throw off new subscribers though. Just something I wanted you to be aware of. The one where you're in an everyday environment like a home/outside are the big ones. The medical stuff going on in the background isn't as bad. Have a good one Thomas! Thanks again

    • @thecutestofborg5604
      @thecutestofborg5604 6 років тому +3

      I prefer the studio kitchen as well.

    • @cavanduncan36
      @cavanduncan36 6 років тому +2

      Ditto. And keep the shirt on bro. This isn't your fitness channel.

    • @lindamcneil711
      @lindamcneil711 6 років тому

      I am sure his studio will be back up again.

    • @kasramotamedi5470
      @kasramotamedi5470 6 років тому

      Have it in the corner not whole background

    • @Sandie_J
      @Sandie_J 6 років тому +1

      Agree. I felt the same way.

  • @mattspaulding7488
    @mattspaulding7488 5 років тому

    I just like that he's not like keto diet is the best and for every individual. It really depends on the individual. Keto for me is the best. I subscribed for this

  • @Maximus5798
    @Maximus5798 6 років тому +23

    1:16 So eating plates won't break your fast??

  • @copisetic1104
    @copisetic1104 6 років тому

    The Russians have been doing studies on long term fasting for decades. They are state of the art when it comes to fasting.

  • @kellykelly_out_and_about5863
    @kellykelly_out_and_about5863 4 роки тому +9

    I started intermittent fasting. Down 10 lbs in 1 week....probably mostly water. Found out how much I eat when I'm bored.
    I made my mind my bitch!!

  • @alexander2685
    @alexander2685 6 років тому +1

    Love your content your the man you inspire all those who watch thank you for all you do.

  • @dieguito197711
    @dieguito197711 6 років тому +3

    love you videos, vey interesting! I'm fasting 8/16 every day, I will start to fast 24h couple of time per months and intermitting fasting 3 times per week. But honestly, I think the last 2 type of "water" based fasting you're describing here in this video are just to finally push a product that works with fasting. If you're fasting, you don't consume. Period. No need for anything extra. If you want to make a "liquid" intermitting fasting, just drink water during your fasting. Period. Fasting equals no spending money during that period. It's also the beauty of it. Do not push your products for fasting man, you're selling yourself.

  • @paulinewqi
    @paulinewqi 5 років тому +2

    You always explain stuff in a very clear logical manner, though pretty fast...😍..
    So I need to watch each video more than once
    Thanks for sharing

    • @TerryGascay
      @TerryGascay 4 роки тому

      YT has an option to slow down, real good for fast speakers like Tom and anyone else who English might be their 2nd language. Find it under settings.

  • @ingusritins7369
    @ingusritins7369 6 років тому +3

    can you elaborate more on a break fast meal such as the bone broth an hour before your actual meal, is it needed for a 16-8 intermittent fasting regime?

    • @RockHeiland
      @RockHeiland 6 років тому

      You don't need to break your fast slowly or in any special way with 16/8... 16/8 is most likely just skipping breakfast..

    • @alexdelszsen9648
      @alexdelszsen9648 6 років тому

      Rock Heiland Or skipping dinner. I like my food in the morning.

  • @ScientificRepublic16
    @ScientificRepublic16 5 років тому +1

    I am 102 hours into a prolonged water fast right now, probably will push to 168 hours, and then get back to 23/1 IF and occasionally a 36/1 IF now as a Type 1 Diabetic there are literally about 0 Doctors willing to help me. I will cure myself somehow someday

    • @LegitVeggies
      @LegitVeggies 5 років тому

      That's fucking courage brotha!

  • @stargazer1359
    @stargazer1359 6 років тому +15

    At 54, 'old, decrepit cells' are something I am familiar with.

    • @jpweek5885
      @jpweek5885 5 років тому

      @Tony Cliffton I'm in my early 40s. Things seem bad in your early 30's and then much better in your early 40's. Sounds like they get shit again in your early 50's. Maybe it's cyclical

    • @TerryGascay
      @TerryGascay 4 роки тому

      I must say at 66 yrs I now feel better than I did at 45. But it's clean keto, no drugs, and ACV/lime drink b4 every meal. I'm just starting prolong fast (42hr) 2x month.

  • @lisadouglas2963
    @lisadouglas2963 5 років тому +2

    Don’t know if you’ll see this comment, it’s now 2019. But Thomas what about Kettle and Fire bone broth for Australian viewers. Cause your discount is awesome.

  • @AlexKinPongLo
    @AlexKinPongLo 6 років тому +5

    Thomas, I dunno why your background of new video, especially this one, looks so weird lol.
    I like the natural background not the photoshop background, in my opinion.

  • @HealthCare40
    @HealthCare40 6 років тому

    Useful information, Have a nice day!!!!

    • @ThomasDeLauerOfficial
      @ThomasDeLauerOfficial  6 років тому +1

      Health Honest Review glad you enjoyed the info! Thanks for watching!!

  • @tanman12
    @tanman12 5 років тому +2

    When people say intermittent fast 3 to 4 times a week, can you do them in a row or should you do it every other?

    • @anabolena2382
      @anabolena2382 4 роки тому

      Dr berg says is not good to fast like this

    • @A_Brion
      @A_Brion 4 роки тому

      Just do IF daily

  • @saraebernal9928
    @saraebernal9928 6 років тому

    Amazing video...best one yet, in my opinion. Thanks for sharing all this info with us.

  • @LovingAtlanta
    @LovingAtlanta 6 років тому +2

    👍Thank you. I appreciate all of the effort that you put into making these videos and dispensing good helpful info. 💞

    • @ThomasDeLauerOfficial
      @ThomasDeLauerOfficial  6 років тому +1

      LovingAtlanta I appreciate you always tuning in! Glad you enjoy the videos!!

  • @erdmax_
    @erdmax_ 6 років тому +1

    New video format, interesting! Edit* I like it! A lot of quick information that is easily digested.

  • @valerielynch3495
    @valerielynch3495 6 років тому +21

    any bone broth alternatives for vegans?

    • @emsrusty846
      @emsrusty846 6 років тому +30

      You could eat meat and stop having an eating disorder...that’s an alternative

    • @Lamentor219
      @Lamentor219 6 років тому +6

      Unfortunately, there is no Vegan alternative for what Bone Broth does. That only means the market is still open, though.

    • @at1official
      @at1official 6 років тому +2

      Air Or Water

    • @Sookmaplums
      @Sookmaplums 6 років тому +8

      Yeah try a Dust broth. Fucking vegans.

    • @saraebernal9928
      @saraebernal9928 6 років тому +10

      Leafy greens and citrus are also rich in collagen.

  • @omarahmed-qm1yb
    @omarahmed-qm1yb 5 років тому

    I am sure that you are aware but in case others didn't know, muslims dry fast for 30 days in a row from sunrise to sunset! this video makes me feel better about 😊

  • @charisenterprise333
    @charisenterprise333 6 років тому +1

    Great video... Amazing work... They don't ship internationally .... Really appreciate your researching

    • @ThomasDeLauerOfficial
      @ThomasDeLauerOfficial  6 років тому +1

      Chamanlal Sharma thank you for watching! Glad you enjoyed the video!!

  • @gaurd3
    @gaurd3 6 років тому +4

    I read that dry fasting link. It doesn’t definitively state it is the same as 3 days of water fasting. Plus there is no source. lol A lot of liberty taken. Almost to the point of misinformation.
    Physically, I rather do a day of dry fasting than 3 of water fasting. No shortcuts.

    • @jockcrook3076
      @jockcrook3076 5 років тому

      The link does say that: "How does this compare to other methods of Detoxification? 1 day of Dry Fasting is equivalent of 10 days of juice fasting."

  • @kamarudinharun7443
    @kamarudinharun7443 2 роки тому

    I do if everyday, but every monday and thur i do dry fasting. From 10pm until maghrib( sun down) the following day. And i feel youthfull. I am a 67 yrs old calistechnic athlete.

  • @joewrx8153
    @joewrx8153 6 років тому

    Ur the best keep it up bud

  • @IanfKirby
    @IanfKirby 6 років тому +3

    Not a fan of the new green screen method. Understand you can record form anywhere, not just your studio, but would keep to a minimum. Just looks kind of cheesy. Imho.

  • @davidh5573
    @davidh5573 6 років тому

    Great video, this is the DeLauer I love!!! Your videos have inspired me to do prolong and try a dry fast in the past thanks so much for this great info it has done wonders for me at 45.

  • @AleksandarIvanov69
    @AleksandarIvanov69 6 років тому +100

    No kitchen, no credibility!