Intermittent Fasting
Intermittent Fasting structures eating into windows (e.g., 16/8) with fasting periods between. During eating windows, prioritize balanced meals with protein…
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About Intermittent Fasting
Intermittent Fasting structures eating into windows (e.g., 16/8) with fasting periods between. During eating windows, prioritize balanced meals with protein, fiber‑rich carbs, and healthy fats to avoid big blood sugar swings.
Not everyone should fast (certain medical conditions, pregnancy). Hydration and electrolytes help some people. Always follow your clinician’s guidance for suitability and timing.
FAQs
- What should meals look like when I break a fast?
- Start with balanced plates: protein, fiber‑rich carbs, and healthy fat to avoid blood sugar spikes.
- Is fasting right for everyone?
- No. Some people should avoid it (e.g., certain medical conditions, pregnancy). Consult your clinician.