HEALTH EXPERT Reveals How To Fast THE RIGHT WAY & Live Longer! | Dave Asprey
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- Опубліковано 13 січ 2021
- These days, we hear a lot about fasting. Intermittent fasting, time-restricted eating, and water fasting are just some of the many terms being thrown around in support of better health. Which one is best? What does it all mean for our longevity, brain health, and overall wellness?
On today’s Broken Brain Podcast, our host Dhru talks to Dave Asprey, the founder and Chairman of Bulletproof 360, a high-performance coffee and food company, and creator of the widely popular Bulletproof Coffee. He is a three-time New York Times bestselling author, host of the Webby award-winning podcast Bulletproof Radio, and has been featured on the Today show, Fox News, Nightline, CNN, and dozens more. Over the last two decades Dave, the “Father of Biohacking,” has worked with world-renowned doctors, researchers, scientists, and global mavericks to uncover the latest, most innovative methods, techniques and products for enhancing mental and physical performance.
In this episode, Dhru and Dave dive deep into the topic of fasting. They talk about how fasting can troubleshoot our biology, boost our energy, and decrease our risk of disease. They also discuss how there is no one-size-fits-all approach to fasting, how to avoid the fasting trap, and biohacks for making fasting less painful, more pleasurable, and above all more enriching.
In this episode, we dive into:
- Why fasting feels scary to so many people (3:50)
- The importance of learning about the intangible aspects of fasting (9:39)
- The benefits of fasting (14:54)
- How women should approach fasting (19:49)
- The stages of fasting (32:24)
- Skipping breakfast vs. skipping dinner when fasting (41:16)
- Addressing loneliness through fasting (56:40)
- Fasting from hate (1:01:02)
- Being social without eating (1:04:57)
- Where to learn more about Dave Asprey (1:06:17)
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Thank you. I have been on two meals a day., and listening to Mr. Asprey has helped me cope and stick to it. By the I am 80 years old!
Beth are you on any medication?
Bravo, Beth Mercado !
I’m so proud of you !
Please keep up !
@@DramaneDeme According to the dictionary definition of "proud of," it applies only to your own feelings of satisfaction and self worth regarding something you, or someone closely associated with you, has done. You can be proud of yourself, proud of your offspring, your siblings, your parents, etc., but it's impossible to be proud of someone you have never met. There is no connection between you.
I get that you are trying to encourage people though 👍👍 so, good on you.
@@judylloyd7901 -Judy, I loved your explanation. Is there a particular (free) site that helps with writing English correctly? I use Grammarly ( free version) on my phone and have several books but would like something quick. Thank you
Whenever I lose momentum with my fasting, I just watch this or anything with Dave talking…sets me straight back on track! Thank you! Brilliant episode and podcast!
I did a 7-day water fast a month ago, it has been an extraordinary physical AND mental, spiritual experience, it really changed me and pushed me further into healthy foods and regular intermittent fasting and one-day fasting per week. I feel so good now and no more foggy brain
I came to understand that algorithm for life by observing my dog. She was attacked by another dog and she stopped eating while she was healing. The automated system said: spend your energy on healing, NOT eating. Dogs know stuff!!
I saw few dogs eating particular kinds of leaves when they are sick. They do that sometimes to vomit everything and sometimes kind of cure some other symptoms, the point is, they know some stuff, there's some unusual animal intelligence we didn't look into
Animal instinct
@@teslasbitch3905 Yes, they instinctively possess intelligence lol.
When I was a kid my mother used to raise chichens at home, I remember when one of the chickens got ill of flu my mother isolated it for some time without feeding it and in couple of day the chichen recovered from the flu.
@@eddydelacruz2898 Of course that's just one event. We can't extrapolate from one event, because other factors could be involved. Also not sure we can be sure what the bird was sick with. The thing to remember, however, is the what Mr. Asprey is promoting is actually the opposite of what your mother did.The flu is a viral illness. The advice is to feed not starve what's viral, and starve not feed what's bacteriological.
Fasting has changed my life. I have 3 autoimmune diseases including Hashimoto's.. I'm super fit and 125 lbs. I cured myself..
That's great
Good for you this is not easy
Love this! Inspired. I also have Hashimoto's and several other autoimmune diseases. Between fasting and the ketovore WOE I hope to be able to say this worked for me at some point also. ;) Thank you for sharing your success!
I have the opposite...hyperthyroidism. I've just started IT. Hope it helps.
I have multiple sclerosis, I am interested in fasting for healing
One of the first podcasters that actually brings up one of the major benefits of fasting well beyond food. Bravo for hitting the nail on the head. Fasting teaches you to be resilient well beyond what you stuff in your face and proves to you that you really can master anything within and without yourself as a being. Control is empowering.
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I did a 31 day water fast this year. I felt great only stopped cause I felt like I was going to faint. I learned that hunger was never an issue for me and that cravings have been running my obese life. I am in control now. I know when I am just craving something now. I am diabetic and I can eat carbs on occasion but when my blood sugar levels start creeping up, I just fast for a meal or two. I am not going to demonize foods anymore... just learn how to cycle though food groups. Just like Dave, I was a vegan and loved it... then all of a sudden I felt like I was missing a lot of nutrients and it was awful for me. Now I eat variety, and listen to my body. I am so happy I went on this journey and found Dave along the way. I recently added bulletproof coffee to my mornings and really love it! God bless everyone who is on a health journey! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
How much weight u lost after 31day fast??
@@vaibhavgangawane9628 probably 30 lbs, but gained back 15 after she stopped. You lose a half a pound a day fasting of fat, the other part is water weight and small amounts of protein.
Hopefully she actually took vitamins and electrolytes because she depleted her system after 4 days, this is probably why she felt like she would faint in the end.
Does bulletproof coffee break your fast?
@@thetree7694 Yes. Only water, black tea and black coffee are recommended during a fast. Anything else could trigger an insulin response and throw you out of a fast.
Very informative interview. I am now thinking I am a strange woman because doing things the same every day has NEVER been a good thing for me. The weight loss stops. And the weight starts creeping back up. My body adapts quickly to the foods I eat and my workouts. Being a post menopausal woman has brought many changes in my life and one is definately not fasting the same every day. It worked for a while and Dave hit the nail on the head. Hair loss, feel crummy, weight gain and being in post menopause added to the weight gain. Who would have ever thought you could over train. When I figured this out 4 years ago the weight gain finally stopped. It made no sense but I just rolled with it. Now I would not even call the workouts I do now even workouts. It's to keep the body moving, the bones strong and lubricated, and to sculpt. I use to work out hard and it was too much stress on my body. I miss it. Sometimes I train hard just because I miss the rush of those amazing feel good hormones after a hard rigorous workout but I do pay the price for it.
Fasting has changed my life. It's a wonderful journey.
Give this video a watch, you'll thank me later
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@@thestonecanoe3159 Your confidence has made me curious. Psychotherapy huh!? I will get back to you after listening to this. I enjoy learning.
My guess is you went this to me because I called myself a strange woman for not fitting into the societal box of the "norm." Well the norm that studies are based on.
What you wrote totally resonates w me. Thanks for sharing
Thanx for focusing on women and fasting ...very helpful information.
Messed up my cycle coz I did intermittent fasting every single day.
Now fasting 2-3 times a week a feel much better
Loved hearing about the Cave experience. Did a three day solo while in Outward Bound program. No food, no company. Simply sleeping bag and self. It was life changing. Doing intermittent fasting these days but this interview filled in alot of gaps. Thanks much.
Great to hear Donna! I did my Outward Bound in England years ago...Brilliant, life-changing experience...Bless you there 🙂🙂
I appreciate the challenge of fasting from hatred.
one can even binge on compassion and forgiveness instead : )
@@Plethorality Compassion*
@@judylloyd7901 thank you. fixed it. : )
I intermittent fast nearly everyday. Never gained Covid weight. I love the concept of being kind to yourself also because. sometimes you need a break. Great interview.
Did people who had covid gain weight??
@@thetree7694 call it COVID weight cuz of the lockdown
I like that he doesn’t make a big deal out of what other people would consider “falling off the diet “. In fact the more we change things up, the more metabolically flexible we are. This program makes more sense than anything I’ve seen in decades and it’s totally doable.
I wish I could constantly feel the way I do when I wake up on my third day of fasting.
Oh awesome Super Nova , I am right now in my best extended fast so far. 36 hrs right now and your comment I believe will let me extend to another day. Exciting.
@@4406bbldb oh yeah just hang in there.👍 It's weird how the body just sorta kicks into a super mindset. It's probably from eons of evolution and early man needing to be on his game when hunting for his next meal. It's probably different for each person but mine usually kicked in at wake up on the third day and lasted pretty much all day.
If you constantly felt that way it wouldn’t be special anymore, this is the fasting trap as he talks about, you need the other kinds of states to experience this one.
Thank you Dru and Dave. This is very powerful and hopeful. I can't wait for my preordered book to arrive. Peace. 🙏❤🙏
I fast every Monday nearly a Year 💚
So u fast every Monday why ? Is it your birthday day ??
@@sujudawadi7037 Just pick a day out of the week to fast. Preferably a day when you are not out with people at cafés. It's easier to stick to if it's the same day every week 😊👍
Fasting is One of the best things I've done for health in my life.
Now my morning fasting glucose is very consistent and under 115.
Very close to being free of diabetes.
Neuropathy. Gone.
Inflammations gone.
Energy up!
Weight down. Better mood.
Better cognition.
Thank you. Greetings from Brazil 🇧🇷
I’ve been IFing for years and have maintained a 50# weight loss for 10 years now. (I, too was a product of Corporate America. Many unhealthy habits had to be worked through.) Over the past year or so, I naturally came to mixing up my eating window both in duration and frequency. I haven’t “visited” with Dave Asprey in many years and decided to watch this interview. Definitely going to get his new book and delve further into what will no doubt be the science behind why mixing it up has been so effective for me. And you, Dhru are as cute as a bug! Not a come on ... I’m older than your mom, no doubt. Super sweet that you gave her a shout out. Peace.
Excellent talk. Thank for sharing
Can we just pause and acknowledge Dhru's gorgeous skin??
Actually, I was admiring his teeth 👌
Do you no what he’s putting on? Where all aging even Dave
@@daveydoodle1916 even Dave????? NOOOO!!!!!!
@@daveydoodle1916 know* we're*
He has beautiful skin and beautiful teeth.
This is one of the best fasting videos I have watched. Dave is doing ▷𐌾𐌃𐌄𐌀𐌕◁ job 👌🏾
I’m only 8 minutes in but honestly the first part is so true. I have to constantly look at the expiration date on food or examine my fruits and vegetables and tell myself it won’t go bad for another week. You do not have to eat it you will not die. The human body is insane but not really it’s just doing it’s job!
Bless his big heart . 🙏🏼 Much appreciated. He writes books to share knowledge, not make money . Good heart
This is one of the best interviews that I’ve seen with Dave. Thank you.
Very excited to listen to this one!
Dave is absolutely right ! Glad to hear people who know what they are talking about ❤️✨😉
Thank you guys!!
Very inspiring and insightful video.
Dave says the exact same things in every interview I see him in. Word for word
I am so happy to see Dave Asprey still supporting the idea of Fasting. He helped me achieve my first REAL water fast by explaining so many of the benefits.. once I had my 4 day water Fast under my belt... I then switched to the ideal of 16 hour fasts... avoiding sugar and eating healthy fresh veggies daily allowed me to drop 30 llbs that had been stuck with me for YEARS! I am encouraged by this conversation... THANK YOU BOTH!!!
You have me intrigued and now I want to read your book!
This has a lot to do with addiction as well. Addiction is really fear, and your brain telling you a certain substance provides protection from that thing you’re afraid of
That's an interesting description of addiction. I've never heard it put that way but it's absolutely right.
Thanks for this. Great advice.
It was hard at first to fast ..Just keep doing it then once I got started I would go 20 hours or more..my daughter thinks how can you do that ..just do it!! I’ve noticed when I starting fasting my mind and clarity was clear..if anyone can understand..drink water or whatever you need but absolutely no food ..mind wise it’s not for everyone for sure !
Last year I did a 7 day, only day one was hard. Now I’m doing 3 on 1 off, pretty easy.
Great video, thank you 🙏
Very interesting. OMG a lot to learn still. Thanks
Excellent interview Dhru! You are doing God’s work by promoting fasting!
The way he explained is satisfying !
Great interview
I was diagnosed with type 2 diabetes while doing IF last year. But this year I will reverse it
Excellent podcast.
Loved that talk , thank you mates ..... Ali from Pakistan
Love from India 🇮🇳
Fasting works ! I lost like 15 pounds in a couple of months ( could not lose it in 30 years ) but it takes a true commitment to be ok with being hungry and uncomfortable for awhile .
Other books do indeed talk about how to cope with the difficulties of fasting - all aspects. I'm not sure why Dave feels the need to claim he's filled some niche that no one else has, but he compromises his credibility when he says things like this. He makes a lot of sense, but so have many others. There are PLENTY of books and plans for fasting currently in publication which absolutely address the physical and mental challenges that average, overweight, metabolically compromised, and sick individuals can/will encounter during both intermittent and extended fasting. It would be a silly and incomplete story, and would certainly not lead to success for many.
Dave is certainly not the only expert writing about fasting, and he's certainly not the best. In the end, he's less interested in helping humans than he is in selling stuff.
Dr. Jason Fung, Dr. William Davis, Gin Stephens, Stephen Harrod Buhner, and several others have excellent books that explain the science and benefits of fasting, and do indeed address the difficulties some folks face when fasting.
I was very disappointed in this interview as well. I listened to about half of it and there wasn't any information, that would have been new or helpful to anyone not totally new to the topic.
Is there any specific book, you'd recommend for someone interested in the topic? I'm having trouble choosing. In my experience, a lot of authors just go on and on about their personal experiences or this or that person and their 'success story' and I absolutely hate that. I want information and science (explained appropriately for a layperson), not page after page of 'fluff'.
@morgana you speak truth. He's rather smarmy, which i find annoying attractive, but he's really not saying anything different (but loves to promote himself)! I do like what he says about fasting not having to be such a "self inflicted punishment".
Ya, I've been watching and waiting for the unique revelations and concrete advice and they are not appearing. I'm not fearful of fasting, I don't worry about some awful consequence - my body knows it's just plain unpleasant to be really hungry! I'm at hour 44 of a water fast as I write this; I am well informed of the wonderful and powerful benefits of a longer fast - that's why I am doing it - but it's still damned hard and that's just the way it is. :-)
Why do see the need to throw rocks at our friends?🤠
Please allow me to accept what you have to say with out a agenda other than truth:
You hate positive communicators and experience them as vile with negative intentions.
(Dr Fung is a shitty communicator which outstanding data imo and your okay with him correct?)
You don’t like people who are really successful at making things easy and systemized because it make you feel less smart which is a addiction in its self .
You like a bunch of quality other people though, who are less effective at sharing but possibly more detail rich while ignoring the basic balances of things on the whole thereby making crap for many people but it serves your elitism so it’s fine.
Your okay with the success of those people because they are not middle of the road types open to all.
Did I miss much?
Yes... there are hundreds or more of fasting books which we could ask dude about and why he narrowed it down to just 1/2 dozen... most likely because he’s making it simple for people or because that’s what he saw at a store...
You gottem by short wiggies on the last point but he’s helped many so that counts for allot;-)
am a prophet and I fasted for spiritual growthI have about 5 -40 day fasts under my belt since the year1995 1999 and 2000 were my most poiwerful years. But adfter about my 5th fast ?Gods soke to me n said I need to live a fastive life style. And at the time I was clueless and now you and Dr, Jason Fung have kind of revealed something to me with this inter mitent fasting and a much better understanding of fasting in general the physiology needless to say fasting is not an easy thing to preach or teach even if you are anointed of the Holy Spirit. So I thank you from the bottom of my heart! I am type 2 now with complications so I am fasting for my ownhealth and its no jo0ke any more!
Awesome!!!
Thank you so much for this video! It’s good to know that cycling fasting for women is essential!
Great video... very interesting
Adele Davis wrote many books on eating right over sixty years ago. Her motto was:, "Eat breakfast like a king, lunch like a queen and dinner like a pauper. So, if one drops off the pauper meal, it would be what you are talking about. My problem is once I start eating, it is hard to stop so I start around 2 pm and stop around 10 pm. I am going to try to turn that around......tomorrow! Great interview!
Increase the fat lower the carb below 100gramw
Do parts integration hypnosis and find out why your doing this... you’ll be amazed.
This guy is awesome 🙌
Wa! Your skin already convinced me to do fasting😀
Thank you!
One of my most favorite podcasts. Your are a great host and speaker. The people you bring on have taught me so much. Thank you!!
They told you what you wanted to hear.
"Electrons power your energy?" Wtaf?
😎 wonderful. Thanks dry and dave
Great information 🔥
Just found your videos today great
Content 👍
Brilliant man.
Glad to hear him say not to over due the fasting because so many are pushing long fasts regularly but as we know it can actually hinder the true benefits of fasting.
Thanks
Thank you for highlighting the differences between how men and women should participate in fasting. I fell into the Fasting hole after feeling so amazing from doing it and ended up causing more problems long term but the short term inflammation decrease was amazing for my autoimmune condition. It nice to know there is a balanced way to fast for everyone
I also have an autoimmune disorder and feeling great from fasting. I've been doing OMAD for about 4 years now. I have noticed thinning hair 😩 but the only time I would lose my period or have any period issues was if I cheated and ate in a larger fasting window 🤷 that's why I've just stuck with one meal a day for so long. I'm also not on any meds for my Rheumatoid arthritis 😁
This amazing content.
It is amazing to see these brilliant, giving, loving people adjust their previous ideas and continue to create this ‘theory of everything.’
Thank you!
😀👍🏻
Best talk and explanation I've ever heard on fasting ..Thank-you 🙏
yes! super good
I just finished Dave's 14 day fasting challenge, it was phenomenal! Bio-hacking fasting makes it easy and fasting becomes like this beneficial drug.
How does it work the 14 day challenge?
Amen- 2021 humanity goal-
e·qua·nim·i·ty
noun
mental calmness, composure, and evenness of temper, especially in a difficult situation.
"she accepted both the good and the bad with equanimity" Great interview- I listen to these while Fasting 72-96ers. Clarity- Healing- Power. Love from MN!
Nice 👌🌹
Love it 🔥
I backed away from Type2 attracted after years of awful eating. I almost completely corrected all my metabolic markers in just three months. My Dr. was baffled and asked “what did you do to fix all this” my short simple answer was “ I stopped feeding my sugar, Sugar. I’ve lost 75lbs since than and right this minute I’m at about 36hrs in this months extended fast. At 74 years old it’s great to be better than 3 years ago.
Oh to add I listen or feel my personal condition and act on that. I just need to figure out refeeding I call it getting refatted. Enjoying this video.
"Hypoglybitchy" 😂😂😂😂 😂😂😂😂 😂😂😂😂 😂😂😂😂 😂😂😂😂 I'm so DONE! But it's TRUE! Some call it "Hangry"!!! LMAO! Great info!
Before I was a regular faster, I would get hungricidal.
Really I learned not just about the way of fasting and it’s benefits but too other things about life that will help me to be a better one
really next level....
lot off deep insights, and I first time heard about this "hate" or ect fasting, sounds great.
I’ve been 12 years vegan and more healthy than most at my grand age of 50. I’ve lost many friends to ill health already, very sadly. I was looking into fasting and maybe some vegan keto as a fast track fix to get back to where I was in the autumn after a truly insanely huge amount of processed carb and sweet treat overeating over the Christmas period. This year it seemed everyone I know seemed to think I needed cakes, chocolates and sweets as a treat (nope this feels like a burden not a treat) but I’ve been ploughing through them for 6 weeks and gained weight and feeling terrible. I heard quite a lot of negativity in your video about the vegan diet and I would just like to balance what you say by being living proof that sensible mindful vegan eating IS highly sustainable. I have yet to have any greys, my hair is thick and healthy, my skin is better in the last decade than it’s been all my life as a now ex eczema sufferer. I am definitely not suffering, I am thriving after 12 years. But it’s definitely the sugar and the processed carbs that have caused me trouble these past intense few weeks of unhealthy eating. I’m glad to hear your advice that keto and fasting shouldn’t be a permanent regime as I haven’t heard that said anywhere yet. I’m going to try cautiously, I certainly don’t want to lose my hair! Eek! But I hear what you say about the benefits of mitochondrial renewal. I’m usually one to avoid fad eating. The vegan decision was made for ethical reasons when I was nine years old but hated vegetables! It took me a while to get even to veggie but I went veggie for 20 years and then vegan ever since so it’s been well over 30 years since I ate meat. I can honestly say I’m not sick or dead 😆. It’s good to hear balance, but long term veganism is perfectly fine if you are sensible, balanced, you get yourself well informed, listen to your body and don’t eat junk. I dabbled with raw too, but that wasn’t sustainable, I agree. Thank you for such an interesting video!
I so agree! I get my labs checked regularly and there isn't anyone in my entire meat-eating (and they do follow a clean diet) family who has better labs than me. Intermittent fasting is old news...they have been doing this in India for centuries....but Dave's version of it is breathing new life into the benefits. It's causing people to have some hope. The one thing I wish he'd get over is his aversion to veganism. It's in direct contract to some of the most prominent anti-aging doctors and researchers including Dean Ornish, Victor Longo, David Sinclair, Dr. Esselstein, etc., etc. Don't get me wrong, Dave is entertaining (I love his voice and humor) but I would really love if he would be a little more open-minded and more inclusive. After all, the longest lived cultures in the world are either entirely, or mostly, plant-based.
I'm with you too. I feel way better as a vegan, body and soul.
RIP
I’d like to be able to drink Ultima Replenisher drink while fasting. It is a electrolyte powder. Would this take me out of ketosis? It has zero calories.
In the Pentecostal faith, we will fast weekly. Some, especially preachers, ministers, missionaries and teachers will fast 40 days as Jesus and Moses did. I fasted a lot growing up so it's easy for me, my mind and body to slip into fasting mode. My thing is, fasting separately for health and my faith. I gain benefits of both, but there are times I want to devote all my energy to prayer and fasting for the Lord rather than just health. When I fast for health, I eat in the morning and skip supper. It's easier for me to skip meals at home than at work.
When fasting I take silica tissue salts, Moringa and Withania powder for health support.
@ 44: 20 Seed oils? Do not eat seeds in the morning?
That was a great talk. Dhru, could you tell where I could learn more about your decision to leave veganism behind?
Muito bom 👍👍🇧🇷
I'm halfway through and so far, I haven't really learned anything new or exciting. Bit disappointing, considering the title of the video.
This isn't a masterclass, it's an introduction/sales pitch for the book.
Yes it's sales pitch for a book, but if we can get more to read the book and apply it wouldn't it change the world.🤠
You don’t have to buy the book, I personally learned a lot of fasting tips! Knowledge is power! 🙌🏾🙏🏽💪🏽
of course.. Its Dave Asprey.. its going to be him complimenting himself and selling his products. Good business owner. But narcissistic
Yes, boring! Can't make it to half way.
Here’s a master class. ua-cam.com/video/iGwAM7HyC6s/v-deo.html
been fasting 72 hrs every week @ 1 month very interested in a fasting program for weight. 5.9 , 250lbs @ 30 BMI go to the gym 3x a week and am always concerned about over fasting looking to be @ 180 and BMI @ 15% I am willing to do almost anything, but I don't want to harm myself
Curious because after prolonged fasting my appetite isn't there. If I eat whatever I want for long periods of time I jusy want more and more.
I’m about to embark on a 5 day (weekdays) water fast, 2 days (weekends) eating intermittently.
What if you’re having heart issues? I did a 2 day back in December but heart was stronger then. Whatever is ailing me now has weakened my heart. I tried a few days ago and by the end of day one I was weak and dizzy and my bp dropped to 99/64 hb 58. I’m usually around 114-118/ 72-78 and I’m already thin now. Lost 22lbs since last September which I wasn’t trying to lose.
Thankyou for this very healthy conversation.
How many days in a week would you recommend for 16 hour fast?
Everyday
Are there any studies that used telomere lengths in ref to any kind of fasting ie trf or I'm etc?
Yes there is, I have heard Dave talk about it in other podcasts. Search for it Dave + telomere
Google 'fisetin'
if you want people to be successful, I agree....highlight the fact that the process is NOT painful or really hard. Most people see alot of benefit but think to themselves that's too hard for me..
This is the "Master Class"? Good God, I should be teaching at the University.
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Can you Interview Michelle Hurn RD?🙄🙏🏽🙋🏻♀️
I feel like ass when i dont fast daily! I do a 20-24hr daily fast and feel great. My year around allergies/stuffy nose issues has decreased dramatically from fasting
A good discussion. Fasting will benefit anyone but must train your body. Many grossly overweight people are addicted by food like any other drugs. I think some people feel freedom in ability to overeat, and eat what they want. But not true freedom on having good healthy. Ahh where does exercise come in at or just walk?
Dave very good shape
The more I listen to Dave, the more I love him.
Hi Doc, what about fasting and kidney disease
"Although I don't know why you'd do that; it's not healthy for the planet or for your health". Yes!
Through the blinds of duality...energy smiles...when you fast Atonement; at one ment occurs....Kindness pervades...
I am 60 and intermittent fasting since 3 years without any break and only one big meal in the evening before the sun go down around 5 or 6pm in a 2 hours gap with every month 3 to 5 days water fast and did not notice any bas issues ..? At the opposite i feel and look younger with tons of energy but eat everything ( low carbs and almost zero sugar ), not in keto or what ever diet ... So wonder why it can be dangerous to keep it as a daily way of eating and living ...?
This is my lifestyle for the past five years,but is this a book I need to read probably not. If I could get other people to read this book and apply it, it would change the world for good. Just like fat/keto/Bulletproof coffee changed my life over 5 years ago and helped me how to fast in so many ways.🤠
Fasting works but it is never easy...never gets easier and doesn't make you feel good. It's pure determination
You must be doing it wrong or your body simply doesn't accept it. I been intermittent fasting and pro long fasting for the last 14 months. It was tough for the first month but after my body kicked into ketosis and fully adjusted from carb/sugar addiction it was all a breeze. I understand what the Doc is saying on being hypoglybitchy
@@thestonecanoe3159 I agree.
It gets easier, my long fasts were easier when I was at 9% body fat than when I was fat.
Check it out!!! Dr. Andrew Huberman has a podcast now!!😁👍🏽👍🏽✌🏽
Those are REAL master classes!
I started fasting.. in the past month and a bit I did couple 36 hour fast , couple of 24 hour and few IF days and now my period is late ( def not pregnant)...
Look into Dr. Mindys fasting circle. If you fast during your progesterone creating phase roughly 20 days after your last cycle started then your causing undo stress to your endocrine and reproductive system. Also this is the best time increase your carbs (sweet potatoes and squash etc)