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re: 3 day water fast
Posted on 2/25/24 at 12:38 pm to IS_IT_GAMEDAY
Posted on 2/25/24 at 12:38 pm to IS_IT_GAMEDAY
I'm most interested in your plan for how you break this fast, what's the first 12-24 hours look like? I once thought fasting was a great tool for me to use because I can easily go long periods of time without eating. I had to accept that I was wrong because I never had an effective plan for breaking fasts.
Before it had a name(or I was aware it had a name), OMAD, was what I did. I drank black coffee all day, and then ate one huge meal. That's why IF was so easy for me to adopt years ago, 16hr fasts and 8 hour feeding windows are easy for someone that is used to doing all their eating within a 3-4 hour window with a 20ish hour fast every day.
I tried longer fasts like you're doing and those were surprisingly easy, but I couldn't transition out of them, so the weight loss was never sustainable. In a way it just enabled me to further indulge unhealthy binge eating habits. I'm interested to see how you transition into maintenance.
Before it had a name(or I was aware it had a name), OMAD, was what I did. I drank black coffee all day, and then ate one huge meal. That's why IF was so easy for me to adopt years ago, 16hr fasts and 8 hour feeding windows are easy for someone that is used to doing all their eating within a 3-4 hour window with a 20ish hour fast every day.
I tried longer fasts like you're doing and those were surprisingly easy, but I couldn't transition out of them, so the weight loss was never sustainable. In a way it just enabled me to further indulge unhealthy binge eating habits. I'm interested to see how you transition into maintenance.
Posted on 2/25/24 at 4:13 pm to DrDenim
First day back you should consume no more than half your normal calories. Day 2 can be a normal caloric day.
I typically break my fast by adding fat to my morning coffee (coconut oil/butter). Later, I'll consume sauerkraut. After the probiotic, I'll eat steamed broccoli and carrots to give the probiotics fuel. Then, after some time, I go with a protein like eggs or salmon. If you're nervous about a solid meal, sub bone broth for the protein.
I typically break my fast by adding fat to my morning coffee (coconut oil/butter). Later, I'll consume sauerkraut. After the probiotic, I'll eat steamed broccoli and carrots to give the probiotics fuel. Then, after some time, I go with a protein like eggs or salmon. If you're nervous about a solid meal, sub bone broth for the protein.
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