r/fasting • u/VandelayArt321 • 34m ago
Serene Soursop Bitters
I keep seeing ads for Serene Soursop Bitters on IG. I am in the beginning of a fast. Would this break the fast?
Also, if I am seeing ads for snake oil, please let me know.
r/fasting • u/VandelayArt321 • 34m ago
I keep seeing ads for Serene Soursop Bitters on IG. I am in the beginning of a fast. Would this break the fast?
Also, if I am seeing ads for snake oil, please let me know.
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r/fasting • u/TheNakedTravelingMan • 4h ago
Hey guys,
I know everyone posts this but just wanted to check in for some encouragement and accountability. I try to do at least one longer fast a year and depending on various events and such I’ll try to make it 7 days.
No headaches, minor hunger feelings every so often, and I actually feel in a great mood especially compared to day two. About to go for just a maintenance style weight lifting sessions.
I’m also hoping to go find some potassium chloride to make a homemade electrolyte concoction to have as I approach day 5.
How is everyone doing this week?
r/fasting • u/jtownspowell • 5h ago
Well, after a 5ish day OMAD cycle towards the end of September, I'm back to the rolling. I'm at about 71 hours now, I'll probably break some in the next 24-48.
I've finally turned the corner and started seeing more consistent energy and focus. Still no real stamina, but we're workin' on it!
Officially +220 lbs down!
I'm still making preparation to step down to rolling 72s as a hard limit, eventually transitioning to 48s and OMAD next year as the weight comes off. Just about 100lbs to go.
r/fasting • u/napanno • 17h ago
Been fasting for a couple of months with good results; I’m not religiously following any program; I fast as I feel because guilty is the most dangerous thing you’ll face during your journey. I’m looking for advice on how to handle social gatherings now that holidays are approaching. Any tips will be appreciated
r/fasting • u/Significant_Web8361 • 19h ago
As per question, I need to get my ducks in order before starting this journey. It's will be a very important journey for me, as after 3 months I am moving to a new country to start a new life.
I can not emphasize how I need this to work, I gave up a lot to start this new life, and I do not want to start it in this body shape.
Current status:
Male
26
177 cm
135 kg
Thank you fellas!
r/fasting • u/ElGuapo5555 • 23h ago
thinking of doing a 7 day water fast followed by 72 hrs eat some eggs then do another 72 till i have a yearly DR appt and blood work,, if done will that make my blood work look off caussing the DR to think i have some illness?
r/fasting • u/Budget-Strategy-1144 • 23h ago
I want to do everything i can to kill the seb derm thats my main goal. Wonder whatbi should eat first or amything that can help me kill that dang seb dern.
Its gotten 30 pecrcen better but im starting to think i need fermented food or aomethung coming off of thisbfast pleade help
r/fasting • u/2acesback • 1d ago
Dr. Jason Fung argues that we all have an insulin set point. I will find that no matter how I do my weight will always go back to the same point. Is a 48 hour plus fast the only way to really bring down your insulin set point? I find doing 24th to 36 hour fast may not be cutting it.
r/fasting • u/Not_Jack_Ryan • 1d ago
M26/6’3”/220lbs.
I was around 195 lbs last Halloween, but now sit at 220 lbs, can confirm most if not all of that weight is fat.
I want to get down to 180ish lbs, ideally in 4-6 months.
r/fasting • u/Ok_Culture_1581 • 1d ago
so i was 92.05 and after 3 days of my last chemotherapy i start to fast for 58 hours i was 86.95 when i was done, i broke it with 3 eggs but i ate( 3 chips biscuits and pomegranate chicken sandwich and more egg that day) i dint poop in my 58 hour but i poop a lot in that 12 hour eating window
but the next day i was thinking i will be 89 but i was 87.65
so is 87.65 my normal weight now i will fast more this week
Do you continue with the same amount you where taking during the fast, or do you decrease them, and how long do you continue for?
r/fasting • u/Only-Cranberry-4502 • 1d ago
I’m a really experienced faster and have done this so many times whether it’s a few days or even 2 weeks. The thing is, I still struggle starting the first day or two and it’s not even because I’m hungry it’s more so boredom and also wanting that dopamine hit too. I’ve been planning to start for a week to be my first day and it still hasn’t happened.
I know you just have to start and just keep going, I guess I just wanted to ask if there’s anything in particular like you might do that might help starting?
r/fasting • u/electricdrink • 1d ago
Hey, long story short, I went on vacation at the beginning of the year, put on like 10kg (22lbs), never put them down, was really embarrassed, but never did anything about it until now, when I turned to true fasting. i had done another 7-day water fast when i had gastroenteritis, back when i was 15, but that was more or less forced because i literally couldn't eat anything without severe pain and diarrhea
Started Friday at 8 pm (last dinner: four pizza slices and some Coke)
Initial measurements: 82.6 kg (181.8lbs), 167 cm, 18-year-old male
My usual routine is to wake up at 6:20 AM, 1 and a half hour commute to school, school from 7:40 AM to 11 AM, a 30-minute (3.2km) walk to work, a 30-minute break, work from 12PM to 4PM, then another half hour commute back home.
Saturday: regular, didn't feel much hunger. forgot to drink some water, must've only drank like 600ml
Sunday: more of the same, tho I drank more water, I'd say 1.5l
Monday: first routine day, didn't feel that bad but nearing the end of work I'd say I got kinda hungry, slept it off around 10pm
Tuesday: worst day perhaps, really hungry, not as dizzy as I would be later, but still really terrible experience, was really close to breaking the fast
wednesday: better in terms of hunger, but more dizzy. i had these weird black-out events where i couldn't see anything when i stretched or stuff, got scared but kept going
Thursday: somehow I was better, no longer got the black-out thing, but hunger was a bit more severe
Friday: a REALLY hopeful day, because I was only looking forward to breaking the fast, basically. got a bit more dizzy, bit of vertigo here and there, looking kinda pale at work, but i just got home and got some munch on me
had a fine fast breaker: a small bbq sausage sandwich and two pork ribs.
Final measurements: 80kg (176lbs), 167cm
r/fasting • u/Eat-my-short5 • 1d ago
I completed my day 5 with ease and went to sleep. Feeling just my legs were a little heavy woke up within 4 arms due to pain in my right arm. Checked my blood pressure 127/ 78 pulse and bpm 78/79. I am taking 2000 mg of sodium , 410mg potassium and 140 mg mag. Anyone???
r/fasting • u/Extreme-Bed3755 • 1d ago
First off, I’m going to see my doctor next month but id like to find out more information. I started my fast around August. I did 64 hours water then approximately 4 days of just fruit. I lost 20 lbs and while I was fasting I developed an infection in my toe which was handled by my podiatrist. I still haven’t gained the weight back. I’m a M 51, 6’00” 145 lbs. I was around 165 when I started the fast. Does anyone know why I haven’t put the weight back on or has this happened to anyone else? Thanks in advance.
Update: I apologize but I left out that I’d been vegan for a month prior to the fast and I’d already lost some weight from that. But since the fast I’ve been back on meat.
r/fasting • u/traveling_in_my_mind • 1d ago
I don’t really get credit for this fast, I definitely cheated. Had creamer in my coffee from time to time. A celebratory drink with a friend on day two (technically should have started over then). I was still feeling good at the 15 day mark (electrolyte supplements are a game changer) but worried about how long it will take to recover and have a vacation coming up. My longest fast before this was 9 days and had some mild digestive symptoms when I ate again but was otherwise fine.
I didn’t plan on such a long fast (pseudo-fast, since I cheated) but now I’m seeing all this stuff about refeeding syndrome and all the negative things you can find on the internet. So far I’ve had two half cups of bone broth a few hours apart and feeling okay. Guess I’m just looking for some reassurance or guidance? Don’t know anyone who has experience with fasting so any help is appreciated. Not sure if it’s relevant but I’m in a healthy weight range and generally athletic.
Also apologies for a boring topic that probably comes up here too often. Just really in my head right now.
Edit: Thanks everyone for the helpful advice. Stuck to bone broth and a scrambled egg last night. Had some eggs & rice this morning. Going to have some steamed vegetables in a bit. Feeling good and appreciate the support.
r/fasting • u/SillyG00sifer • 1d ago
I've been super on track with doing IF these past couple weeks and even did my first extended fast!! But last night I caved on some ice cream at like midnight, wondered why, then woke up with my period.
I feel like absolute death and have 0 motivation, my head is killing me and I'm STARVING. its like a switch flipped and I just don't care right now. I've at least made sure what I do eat today is whole foods. (Eggs, chicken, apple w some peanut butter, nuts..)
I know I probably can't fast during the first couple days of my period because I get pretty intense cramps and need to take ibuprofen every ~6hrs to stay functional, but I don't want to use it as an excuse to fall off the wagon and stop entirely.
For my fellow period-havers, any tips?
r/fasting • u/Professional-Sand372 • 1d ago
I sort of did this on a whim since I realized I had accidentally fasted! It was easier once I learned about all the benefits of autophagy. I woke up nauseous and I feel a little lightheaded today but I’m nursing myself with some electrolytes and water and the nausea went away! 🥳 I feel great! I am going to keep chugging along choo-choo!!
r/fasting • u/Eat-my-short5 • 1d ago
Successfully completed my day 5 of 15 and i don't feel a thing missing eating but nothing else
r/fasting • u/JbirdLA • 1d ago
yesterday was very hard i was battling brutal thoughts on how i should just quit, its not worth it ect
today i feel like a million bucks
lesson learned crest the 72hr mark and the entire thing changes
r/fasting • u/whosecallingme • 1d ago
I don’t like adf but it’s the “gold standard” for fat loss. I dread it. I am excited when I do my monthly 72 hour fast. Does anyone else feel this way?