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Who Should Consider Fasting & Who Should Avoid It
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Time-restricted feeding is just one approach to regulating food intake that many people find useful for weight loss, but others find it less useful than simply caloric restriction across a ā€œnormalā€ meal distribution.

Of course, this is individual, but there are certain incentives to fasting that most people donā€™t consider. Dr. Gabrielle Lyon is the guest on the current Huberman Lab podcast, which is out now. She discusses some of the advantages of fasting as well as who should probably avoid fasting.

During the episode, we discuss protein intake and sources and specific types of training for men and women as it relates to physical health and longevity of the body and brain. Thereā€™s also an extensive discussion about nutrition and supplementation and a discussion of different types of training, as well as essential takeaways about mindset for building lasting vigor and health.

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@abdelilahbenahmed4350

1 month ago

When you are old you want first and foremost be free of serious diseases like cancers , which are these times increasing significantly, and probably not very interested in showing your muscles in the gym.For me the choice is clear.
Fasting+exercise+good diet+spirituality= Long life

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@Trainfeastfast

4 months ago

Iā€™m 48, Iā€™ve been a personal trainer and amateur body builder for over 20 years, TRE (and some prolonged fasting) saved my life before it was so popular, no muscle loss, stronger than ever, and I plan to do it for the rest of my life.

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@tinacox9526

3 months ago

Iā€™m 62 years old Been doing fasting for two years and OMAD and lost 65 pounds and improved my thyroid

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@ouranoswealthgroup7042

3 months ago

Fasting drastically supported bringing down my blood pressure from 150 to 120, now 100.
However, it spiked my LDL cholesterol to 181 from 168 and the only thing that got it down to 140 was working that metabolic rate and the heart muscle by intense and rigorous workouts ( mainly cardio everyday) for 2-3 months.

We beat the cardiologist and the statins he was trying to prescribe...to live another day!

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@aiculsunlight9713

4 months ago

I am a 62 years old very active woman & have been on TRE ( eating every 20 hours) for the past four years! And I have had no problem putting on musclesšŸ’ŖšŸ»šŸ’ŖšŸ» TRE according to Dr. Pradit Jamnadas increases Growth Hormones(which allows to maintain muscl

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@palmtree9815

4 months ago

Should study the Eastern Orthodox monks and how much they fast! They live long healthy lives generally.

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@nellosnook4454

4 months ago

1. You make excellent points.
2. Iā€™m a 90/10 Carnivore.
3. And I generally fast 22/2 daily.
4. But at 66 & daily working out with weights, Iā€™m finding it increasingly more difficult to have sufficient energy to complete my usual routine.
5. Iā€™m finding 18/6 and incorporating minimal carbs helps with beginning & completing my workouts.

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@justwilliam44

2 months ago

Fasting is beneficial when youā€™re older šŸ‘

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@blinoldluv

4 months ago

I'm 67, and fast twice a week. I've never had a problem from that and never had in medication for more than 35 years.

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@AnX0256

2 months ago

What advice would you give to a person thats aspiring to gain muscle mass but would like to reap the physiological, biological and mental benefits of fasting?

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@Apollo440

4 months ago

Au contraire: Fasting and then excercising in a fasted state leads to a rise in human growth hormone and testosterone. The best results were shown after an 18 hour fasting period. This makes it very much recommendable to do intermittent fasting (or some type of an OMAD diet) for older people, struggling to grow or even retain muscle mass.

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@ouranoswealthgroup7042

3 months ago

Truth!!! I'm actively doing both at different times and I can see the limitations and the gains for doing both. As with everything, you need to have the wisdom to know when to apply each according to where your body is at the time.

This is where diagnostics and regular testing of your body biometrics is muy importante

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@bbosslady6035

3 months ago

Fasting is great for those who need a tool to help combat other issues.

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@shunpo9

3 months ago

I have a solution. Fast but have a protien shake. Really. It works. It's technically not fasting but chalk it up to protecting skeletal tissue. And she is right--you will lose muscle mass without protien.

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@LauraB.335

1 month ago

She is not the person to talk to about fasting when she talks about two benefits and one being calorie restriction.

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@MohammedSaeed-u3s

4 months ago

{O believers, Fasting is prescribed for you, as it was for those before you, so perhaps you will become mindful.
Prescribed number of days.Ā But whoever of you is ill or on a journey, then an equal number of other days. For those who can only fast with extreme difficulty,Ā compensation can be made by feeding a needy person. But whoever volunteers to give more, it is better for them. And to fast is better for you, if only you knew.}

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@TolmanFamily-c6w

2 weeks ago

Notice she said ā€œnot trainingā€ and fasting is a problem. Trained fasting increases GH & T and will enhance muscle growth. Protein efficiency goes up and this is why we see jacked OMAD!! ā¤

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@elainec5333

3 months ago

I find that older people ie 80+ do well with bone broths, purƩed hearty soups with many different vegetables, ground meat and seafood bc their digestive system (ie enzyme production, stomach acid, peristalsis, etc.) is often not as robust. Of course there are exceptions.

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@Lucidchronicles

1 month ago

So as long as your older and still training it's still OK to fast?

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@skoolie_life3261

4 months ago

How old is ā€œolderā€. I wish he wouldā€™ve asked. Iā€™m 46 and like to use 24-60 hr fasts as a way to bring my weight down, but Iā€™m also lifting and donā€™t want to lose muscle during my fasts. Are the 40ā€™s considered ā€œolderā€ for the sake of this conversation?

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