LEARN HOW TO LOSE WEIGHT WITH A FASTING DIET & MEAL PLAN BY AVOIDING THESE TOP 5 BIGGEST INTERMITTENT FASTING MISTAKES FOR WEIGHT LOSS.
Well, a Japanese Noble Prize Winner revealed a breakthrough anti-aging secret that forces dangerous fat cells to literally “eat themselves” in hours…leading to record-breaking fat loss in just days.
What is this anti-aging weight loss secret? Autophagy.
Autophagy happens when you apply intermittent fasting.
Autophagy is your body's way of cleansing itself, and it’s a process that you can control.
Our cells create membranes that hunt out scraps of dead, diseased, or worn-out cells; gobble them up; strip ’em for parts; and use the resulting molecules for energy or to make new cell parts.
“Think of it as our body’s innate recycling program,”
I can personally attest that only eating 2 meals a day (intermittent fasting) in combination of the ketogenic diet is by far the QUICKEST way to burn fat.
I’ve lost 70 pounds by combing the 2.
The thing we don’t want is for you to be hungry. We don’t want you to cut calories because that doesn’t necessarily work.
The reason for not cutting calories to low is it creates starvation.
However, after applying intermittent fasting for about the first 2 weeks you’ll actually feel less hungry because it acts as sort of an appetite suppressant and will greatly improve your fat burning.
EDITORS NOTE: Knowing what and how much to eat for weight loss is critical towards your success.
I personally found that eating meal number one at 1 p.m. and the second meal around 5 p.m. works BEST.
This is the perfect combination because if you look at the times after 5 p.m., you’ll be fasting for 20 hours until you have your first meal the following day.
You don’t have to start there, you could simply start by doing the more popular fasting of 16:8 (fasting for 16 hours and eating between the 8 hour eating window).
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The list goes on and on.
However, most of you probably don’t know that if you set up your intermittent fasting plan incorrectly it can make you fatter rather than leaner.
So today I want to go over 5 of the top intermittent fasting mistakes so you can avoid them and get the fastest results possible.
The last mistake is one you’ve probably never even considered so make sure you read the entire article.
The very first mistake I want to go over has to do with people’s lack of patience.
So many people start fasting and all they can think about is how badly they want to lose weight or body fat and what’s the quickest way to do it.
No, this is very wrong. Take note that you did not add weight overnight or in a week. You added weight for so many years and that means you cannot lose it overnight.
So what they do is they spend the whole day or part of the day not eating and then finally when they’re feeding window arrives and they’re finally allowed to eat they still try to severely restrict calories.
One of my favorite things about fasting is that it teaches you how to listen to your body and how to eat normally without having to think about every last calorie.
This is what allows fasting to be an appropriate lifestyle dieting approach for the long run.
Fasting allows you to reteach your body on how to stop eating when you’re full.
However, a lot of people that think that they’re going to get results faster continue to deprive themselves of food even when they’re allowed to eat.
Not only is this physically stressful on your body but it’s also extremely mentally stressful on your willpower and your mind.
In the long run this is completely unsustainable and will most likely lead you to a big bad binge (Eating is excess within a short time).
Binging can lead you into a downward spiral that causes you to regain all the body fat that you might have lost from fasting.
To prevent this make sure you allow yourself to eat sensible options all the way until you’re full.
As long as you’re having real natural single-ingredient foods you’ll feel full long before you go over your total daily allotted calories.
Of course there is the issue of going to far in the opposite direction and that’s what leads us to mistake number two which is definitely one of the worst mistakes you can make and that’s binging as soon as your fasting window has ended.
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A lot of you especially if you’re new to fasting might be sitting there every day just counting down the seconds until you’re finally allowed to eat.
During that wait your mind is giving you all kinds of suggestions of what will help you feel full and satisfied as soon as you can eat again and unfortunately most of those suggestions are going to be the junk food that you’ve been mentally obsessing over and craving.
Even if you’re eating fewer meals per day if you binge and satisfy your unhealthy cravings every time that you eat, you won’t get many results.
However don’t worry, there are a few simple tips that can help you avoid binging every time you eat.
Well, for most people they don't know how to monitor their amount of calories and for that case if you do not have a calorie measurement calculator I will give you tips on what to do;
Tip 1
Have a meal sitting in the fridge already prepped and ready to go.
By having a meal ready you don’t have to go through the grueling process of cooking after a long period of fasting because a lot of you will start eating easy to access junk food while cooking your meal.
If you start eating junk food while prepping a healthy meal by the time you’re done cooking, you’ll already wolf down sometimes five hundred all the way up to a thousand calories.
So don’t tax your will power, have the healthy meal ready to go.
My last tip to help you with this issue is to actually indulge in your cravings but only after you’ve already filled up on a healthy meal.
Eat your vegetables first, followed by your protein source, followed by fruit and your healthy carb source then you can finally make room for snacks and cravings.
By satisfying your cravings after you’re no longer extremely hungry, you typically will have much less chances of a full out binge eating episode.
Keep in mind intermittent fasting works because ultimately you eat less, fasting may give you more room for the foods you enjoy but it’s not an excuse to eat whatever you want.
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Many of you may like having coffee every morning and the good news is even while your fasting you can but, I’m sure that most of you have heard that you want to stick with black coffee.
The reason you’re typically given is that even though creamer may not be very high in calories it can take you out of your fasted state and prevent you from burning as much of your own fat.
However, this is not entirely true.
Many people add butter, MCT oil, or coconut oil to their coffee because none of those pure fats will spike your insulin levels very much at all.
Most creamers are very low in carbs and are higher in fat. But i would advise you to avoid milk completely.
The only time that this could be a problem, is if you are having 4 or 5 cups of coffee a day.
If you are only having one cup of coffee, a tiny bit of cream will most likely not break you out of your fast.
The bigger problem is sugar, there should not be any sugar in your coffee because that will spike your blood sugar and insulin levels that will most certainly break you out of your fast.
Most people know this and will replace the sugar with an artificial sweetener but this can be a big problem.
The problem with this is that some artificial sweeteners have shown to increase insulin levels.
So do your best to stay away form artificial sweeteners while fasting.
Aside from the negative effect of breaking your fast, you should avoid these drinks because of the harmful effects of aspartame alone.
On top of that specially in the coke 0 and other sugar free drinks there are additional sweeteners on top of the aspartame that have shown to be insuligenic.
If you are drinking a lot of diet soda you’re definitely going to run into problems.
The fourth mistake that I see people making all the time is an overall fear of being hungry.
Many people when they feel hungry they feel like something is wrong or something is going to go wrong so what do they do? They eat right away.
This can not only ruin your fast, but it can completely turn you off to fasting due to a fear that something is going to go wrong.
You have to understand when you first start fasting you’re body is still in its regular eating pattern.
A lot of people feel like their morning breakfast cravings will never go away.
The truth is your body will adjust over time and you’ll feel less hungry at breakfast time as you get more used to not having your breakfast.
Your hunger hormones are released during the same time of the day that you are used to eating.
You can see this in your pets. Your pets will start getting anxious and they will start looking for their food at the same time every day without being able to read a clock.
Our bodies operate on an internal schedule.
If you have a lot of trouble with hunger when you first start fasting, try to at first cut out all carbohydrates for breakfast and stick to a primary high fat, moderate protein diet such as koto.
Then work your way to having a smaller breakfast then delay your breakfast a little later in the day.
Finally you’ll work your way to skiping breakfast altogether.
The last mistake you want to avoid s a mistake that most people that do early morning workouts make over and over again.
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People are still under the impression that directly after your workout you have to have a protein shakes soon as possible or else your muscles will not start repairing.
So someone that wakes up at 6 a.m. to get an early morning workout will immediate have a protein shake even though they’re supposed to be fasting until noon or 1 o’clock.
The problem with this is that protein (especially whey protein) is extremely insulingenic, meaning having a protein shake after your workout will throw you out of your fast and no it’s not just because the protein shake has calories it’s because of insulin.
In fact,there’s a lot of debate about whether having even BCCA’s or branched-chain amino acids can throw you out of your fast because even they are considered insulingenic by many experts.
You don’t have to worry about your muscles not repairing if you wait after your workout until you’re eating window.
If your main goal is fat loss I highly recommend that you wait.
If your main goal is to bulk up and get as muscular as possible, then fasting may not even be the most appropriate diet plan for you at this current time because fasting makes it hard to create enough of the calorie surplus to significantly bulk up.
However, for those of you that are primarily looking to lose some body fat with fasting you’ll be better off saving the protein shake till later or ditch all together.
If you’ve been told that you shouldn’t skip breakfast or eat your favorite and delicious fatty foods to lose fat, you’ve been LIED to…
In fact, if you want to lose the MOST weight, you MUST eat your favorite fatty foods… but the trick is knowing which foods fuel your fat-burning metabolism as you go throughout your day, and those that you must AVOID to starve away unwanted belly fat.
Fortunately, I just released my 5 weeks' serious intermittent fasting timetable that you can follow right now showing you exactly how to construct the perfect meal to both satisfy your cravings AND burn fat like crazy…
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