Re:Jason Fung explains why intermittent fasting diets work
by dingaling on Friday October 12, 2018 @05:07PM
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Alternative perspective: after three hours without food during the day I begin physically shaking and have to fight an urge to curl up in a ball.
I can manage about seven hours sleep + a run first thing but I have to start eating as soon as I'm back in the house, and just keep grazing until 22:00
Re:Jason Fung explains why intermittent fasting diets work
by zbentley on Friday October 12, 2018 @10:30PM
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It would be a good idea to speak to a physician.
That's not because your current system has any problems--if it works for you, great! But that discomfort you describe is both abnormal and frequently linked to health issues that could cause serious problems over time.
Source: dietician relative on the couch next to me, FWIW.
Re:Jason Fung explains why intermittent fasting diets work
by makewavesnotwar on Friday October 12, 2018 @08:45PM
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You might want to get checked for hypoglycemia. That doesn't sound normal. (Unless you pair too much caffeine with your fasting)
Re:Jason Fung explains why intermittent fasting diets work
by tomp on Saturday October 13, 2018 @11:48AM
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The fact that you can do nighttime "fast" but get anxious after 3 hours while awake indicates it's just a mental issue as well.
Re:Jason Fung explains why intermittent fasting diets work
by astura on Friday October 12, 2018 @11:07PM
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Sounds like you have a serious medical problem, you should see a doctor.
Re:Jason Fung explains why intermittent fasting diets work
by kareemsabri on Friday October 12, 2018 @07:53PM
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You're an outlier.
I grew up doing sunrise to sunset fasts for Ramadan, with no water, and even that was mostly mental.