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Join Date: Apr 2009
Location: Stafford, UK
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Join Date: Apr 2009
Location: Stafford, UK
Posts: 1,059
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Laura,
One of the things that is difficult about fasting is boredom: so much of our day is spent planning, preparing for, eating and tidying up food that going without leaves a big hole.
I don't want to lose weight, so I won't sign up entirely, but I'll be happy to do up to a 24 hr fast.
Whatever you do, I suggest that you baseline for a few days before, and continue for a while afterwards.
What are you going to measure?
I'm similar to Lindy, in normal circumstances, I can go without food for hours. But if it's available, I can eat huge amounts. My wife is the opposite. (I used to do a lot of mountaineering and long distance cycling. Somtimes you'd almost come to a halt - temporary bradykinesia ? - until you could shovel in calories.)
soccertese,
I agree exercise and fasting are related: the first accelerates the second. If you were to organize something in this area, I'd be happy to sign up.
John
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