Fasting Diets

You're not a very good poster

Fasting for 72 hours while drinking your own piss then following a ketogenic WOE will make your dick grow 3" while you simultaneously lose all of your weight and squat 600lb

Search intermittent fasting, it's perfectly healthy up to 5 days.

Read eat stop eat

OP, trolling side, there are many potential health benefits from fasting, not to mention weight loss due to the obvious caloric restriction.

It makes sense from an evolutionary perspective. Our ancestors likely had to go extended periods of time with little to no food. Days, weeks. It would be biologically stupid for fasting to be harmful to it long term health.

Layne Norton always says “Would you go see a nutritionist when you are sick?” “Then why the F are asking your medical doctor about nutrition advice?”

My GP is cool as shite and told me one time don’t ever take nutritional advice from him. He said he eats Taco Bell 3x a week for lunch and drinks whiskey every night. Lol

Not to derail this thread too much because I am also on the time restricted feeding train. But even when it comes to cancer treatment, diet and lifestyle factors are extremely important. I don’t know if MD Anderson is completely tuned in to metabolic treatments, diet, and fasts to compliment the standard of care. At least they weren’t in 2012-2014 but maybe they have progressed since then. I’m not saying to refuse typical standard of care treatments either, I would not. But you better believe that I would also eat only within a 4 hour window every day, would limit carbs and protein via a ketogenic diet, would fast leading up to chemo rounds, would take ketone salts/esters to keep insulin suppressed, would start yoga/meditation, would request an oncologist who would consider a metabolic treatment, would start hyperbaric oxygen therapy, and increase detoxification through infrared sauna.

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Not to derail this thread too much because I am also on the time restricted feeding train. But even when it comes to cancer treatment, diet and lifestyle factors are extremely important. I don’t know if MD Anderson is completely tuned in to metabolic treatments, diet, and fasts to compliment the standard of care. At least they weren’t in 2012-2014

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I agree, but let's think of it from their side for a second. They are medical professionals, and they try to use proven science and have standards that they go by for care reccomendations. I agree with you, as many doctors do, I'm sure, but I can also understand why they wouldn't reccomend it in a clinical setting until there are more concrete results on its impact.

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He said he eats Taco Bell 3x a week for lunch and drinks whiskey every night. Lol

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what a boss

he might die early but he will die happy.

If I'm dying early, I'm definitely eating something better than Taco Bell.