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00:54 🥦 Changing your diet is the first step to making fasting smoother. Focus on swapping out toxic ingredients, refining oils, and processed carbs for natural, whole foods. This helps transition your body into a fat-burning state more efficiently.
01:33 🍽️ Gradually push back your breakfast by 30 minutes to an hour. The goal is to compress all your meals into a shorter eating window, which makes fasting feel more natural and effortless.
05:44 🔄 Metabolic flexibility is key. Understand that your body has two main fuel sources: glucose (sugar) and ketones (from fat). Fasting helps transition from being a sugar burner to a fat burner, unlocking various health benefits beyond just weight loss.
08:56 🌡️ Fasting isn't just about reducing calories; it's about triggering a switch in your body's metabolism. This switch, marked by the production of ketones, leads to reduced hunger, enhanced mental clarity, and improved physical performance.
11:15 🥗 When trying to lose weight, focus on timing rather than just calorie restriction. Compressing your eating window, even with the same diet, can lead to better results by promoting ketosis and fat burning.
13:32 🛌 Fasting is a natural healing state for the body, similar to sleeping. Embracing fasting can lead to a range of benefits, including reduced inflammation, improved brain function, and enhanced immune system function.
23:13 🔄 Fasting for 17 hours stimulates autophagy, a process where cells repair themselves and remove aging cells.
23:40 ⚡ After 24 hours of fasting, the body targets stubborn belly fat for energy.
23:53 🧠 Fasting for 48 hours leads to the creation of new dopamine receptor sites in the brain, motivating the search for food.
24:05 🩸 At 72 hours of fasting, the immune system undergoes a complete reboot and recycle, without the need for drugs or supplements.
25:01 🩺 Autophagy, a cellular self-cleaning process, eliminates unwanted cells, viruses, and bacteria in the absence of nutrients.
25:57 🌿 Introducing raw, unpasteurized foods like goat cheese can enhance the microbiome during fasting.
28:16 🌐 Fasting-induced changes in the microbiome can be positive, eliminating non-beneficial bacteria, although some mucosal layer degradation may occur.
34:15 🥛 Raw, unpasteurized goat's milk might be a beneficial alternative for individuals who have issues with processed cow's milk.
41:05 🍞 Returning to whole, minimally processed foods and avoiding food manipulation can lead to a healthier diet and may help combat chronic diseases.
44:43 🥦 Cauliflower-based products marketed as "grain-free" can still spike blood sugar levels, especially when processed into flour.
46:33 🥕 Response to food can vary widely between individuals; what affects one person's blood sugar may not have the same effect on another.
48:06 🔄 Shifting the focus from calorie counting to monitoring blood sugar levels can be a more effective approach for those struggling with food addiction.
49:29 🧀 Combining carbohydrates with proteins or fats can slow down blood sugar spikes, making it easier for the body to transition to a fat-burning state.
51:21 👃 Our attraction to others is influenced by biological factors related to fertility, alongside societal standards.
54:08 🩺 Women on birth control may be attracted to different scents due to hormonal changes, impacting partner preference.
57:23 📊 Focus on reducing blood sugar spikes rather than aiming for a specific numerical range, especially for those facing economic or time constraints.
01:02:28 💪 Combining intermittent fasting with simple exercises like air squats can help manage blood sugar levels, even during times of indulgence.
01:06:24 🍽️ Intermittent fasting success story: By gradually adjusting his eating window and incorporating protein, a person lost 100 pounds over six to seven months.
01:07:45 🔄 Intermittent fasting can change your microbiome, which affects food preferences and cravings. This shift can make it easier to stick to healthier eating habits.
01:08:55 🧠 Food addiction can be a challenge during fasting. The absence of dopamine (reward neurotransmitter) from eating can be challenging, but incorporating ketones and changing the microbiome can help.
01:10:00 💡 The gut microbiome plays a crucial role in metabolic health. Serotonin production, immune system, and even weight management are tied to gut health.
01:14:13 🌟 Remarkable fasting story: A man fasted for over 267 days, experiencing profound healing effects, including cell apoptosis, toxin elimination, and significant weight loss.
01:17:38 🧠 Fasting acts as a mirror, revealing emotional connections to food. It can uncover patterns of emotional eating and offer an opportunity for self-reflection and healing.
01:25:07 ⚡️ Preparing for a multi-day water fast: Prioritize a clean, fasting-friendly lifestyle to make subsequent fasts easier and more reparative.
01:27:39 🥩 Longer fasts can have various benefits, including shedding toxins, gaining mental clarity, and providing spiritual insights. Dr. Mindy Pelz recommends trying a three-day water fast twice a year, ideally in January and September.
01:28:36 🧂 To mitigate symptoms during longer fasts, consider taking minerals like sodium, magnesium, and potassium. These can be easily consumed by mixing them in water throughout the fasting period. Products like "Element" are recommended.
01:29:16 💧 Hydrogen water, which isolates hydrogen molecules from water, can support the microbiome and make longer fasts more manageable. It's suggested to try this during a three-day water fast for improved appetite control.
01:31:51 🕒 Dr.Mindy Pelz advises shorter daily fasts of 13-15 hours, with occasional stretches to discomfort. This hormetic stress can be beneficial for adaptation, but it's important to mix up fasting patterns to avoid plateaus.
01:33:27 🚹 For men, fasting can lead to a significant increase in testosterone levels, even up to 2000 percent after a 24-hour fast. This effect can have positive implications for sexual health and vitality.
01:35:45 🚺 Women experience hormonal shifts throughout their menstrual cycle. Estrogen, which peaks during ovulation, enhances emotional connection and cognition. Progesterone, dominant in the second half of the cycle, supports glucose elevation and calmness.
01:38:00 🌕 Menopausal women are traditionally revered as wise elders in some cultures, offering valuable insights and guidance. This perspective contrasts with Western society's tendency to undervalue menopausal women.
01:42:26 🤝 Estrogen's role in enhancing emotional connection aligns with the need for deeper bonding during ovulation, facilitating intimacy and reproductive success. This may explain women's tendency to seek emotional closeness during this phase.
01:48:56 🍽️ Intermittent fasting is emphasized as a foundational practice for health, encouraging periods of fasting for metabolic benefits.
01:50:01 🔄 Women experience a hormonal "superpower window" during ovulation, characterized by high estrogen, testosterone, and some progesterone, enhancing emotional connection, mental clarity, libido, and motivation.
01:54:29 🔄 Tailoring diet and exercise to menstrual cycle phases is recommended. Low carb and fasting during estrogen building (day 1-10), increased glucose for progesterone support during ovulation (day 11-15), and adjusting for recovery and relaxation in the luteal phase (day 19-20).
01:56:03 🔄 Many women face issues with their menstrual cycle due to an imbalance between estrogen and progesterone, often caused by lifestyle factors like stress, diet, and chemical exposure.
01:58:06 🌱 Diet plays a crucial role in mental health, and shifting towards whole, unprocessed foods can have a significant impact. The speaker's personal experience highlights the influence of diet on anxiety.
02:00:39 ☀️ Basic lifestyle practices include getting natural light exposure, aligning with circadian rhythms, and incorporating movement, which can have profound effects on overall health and hormonal balance.
02:04:32 🥦 Simplifying diet by focusing on whole, unprocessed foods and avoiding foods with labels can be a foundational step towards better health and hormonal balance.
02:06:23 🌾 For some individuals, a vegan diet may not provide sufficient amino acids and can lead to insulin resistance if not balanced correctly. Monitoring glucose levels and considering supplementation may be necessary for vegans.
02:07:59 🩸 Regularly monitoring Hemoglobin A1c levels, aiming for a value around 4.5, can provide valuable insights into metabolic health and aging.
02:10:03 🩺 Hemoglobin A1c around 4.5 is mentioned as an estimate based on the conversation.
02:10:28 🍪 Mental barriers often hinder people from trying new approaches to health and nutrition.
02:10:56 🥦 Going low fat instead of low carb led to confusion and glucose spikes for fat loss.
02:11:21 ⏳ Longevity's impact on body composition remains uncertain.
02:11:50 💡 The speaker believes in precise control over body composition through diet.
02:13:42 💡 Ideas about health and discipline need to reach a broader audience, potentially through unconventional methods like video games.
02:14:46 🍬 There's a need to connect short-term pleasure with long-term consequences of dietary choices.
02:16:51 🥖 Choosing a healthy lifestyle doesn't equate to deprivation; it's about f
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Finally got my fasting 18/6 started on Aug.8th and gradually got into 24hrs fasting, then back to 18/6. I’m mostly sedentary because of a bad knee. Lost 5kg so far. Trying to lose another 5kg by the end of October. Started drinking apple cider with water. I want to kick my diabetes 2 completely. I have 25kg more to lose. Wish me luck. 😊
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Themes:
1. Clean up the diet (healthy fats replace unhealthy, less sugar)
2. Smaller window for eating
3. Less glucose spikes (;add cheese to carrots, etc.)
4. sodium, magnesium, potassium supplement while fasting (LMNT)
5. Hydrogen water
6. Women need to have different eating patterns depending on where they are in their menstrual cycle.
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I did a 21-day fast to detox and reset my body. I could have gone longer. However, the days were just what my body needed. I had hypothyroidism, PCOS, and nutrition absorption problems and struggled with my weight for 13 years.
After 5 months, since starting my fast and completely cutting out gluten and sugars... I lost 90 lbs and completely cured myself of all my medical issues. It was a real eye opener to me on how much crap was going into my body. How many so-called "healthy foods" we not really food at all.
This is a complete lifestyle change for me. I also see a lot of the health issues that I struggled with, happening to my kids as well. I am working on changing their habits as well, but it definitely isn't as easy as it was for me.
I am so glad I watched this episode. So much amazing information here. Even though I did a ton of research on fasting before I dived into it... I had no idea that women needed to fast differently. I only wish she would have touched base on woman who cycle but no longer have a uterus. It is definitely harder to know when I start my cycle with no period to remind me.
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As a recovering anorexic/bulimic, I want to share a distinction regarding fasting and not eating. The vilification of certain food groups or food choices was a huge reason why I had an eating disorder in the first place. In the 80’s/90’s, “experts” encouraged pasta, breads and carbs and vilified protein and fat. One person said sugar substitutes were good, another said they were bad. One day Paleo is good, the next day it’s bad. Now we have the Keto/Carnivore cult saying that protein & fat are king and even vegetables are trying to kill you. THIS IS WHY many of us have eating disorders! It’s just easier and more controllable to starve- or just take laxatives/vomit to make the stomach empty.
Intermittent fasting is an entirely different thing. It doesn’t villify any of the food God has provided for us. It does, however, bring us back to what was always a normal, human way of consuming food. Humans were never designed to eat all day. Rise at dawn, sleep at dusk and any calories consumed stayed within the waking hours. This is hands-down a more logical and healthy way of “restricting” calories.
Starving myself and binging was an agonizing mental state that perpetually got worse the more I did it.
Intermittent fasting is the opposite…FREEDOM from the rules, the guilt, the mental confusion and constantly changing “science”.
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I'm 55, currently in my first 36h fast in decades. N of 1 health has come to the forefront for me over the past 10ish years including my mental health and all the rest of it. I am just so immensely grateful for all the extraordinarily empathic and motivated professionals (and wisdom providers) that offer their knowledge to us FOR FREE. Discovered Mindy just last week, and resonate with her language and message very much. Thank you for having this conversation. Thank you for having my back 🙌🙏
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Dr Mindy Pelz has totally changed my outlook on food and made me realize I was addicted to food. I was never able to fast or give up much food until I learned her methods. I also love listening to her. I’ve never met someone so passionate about health and communicates with such joy and enthusiasm. No one captivates me when speaking of health like she does.
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What made me changed my mind of eating anything constantly to fasting 20 hours a day and eating healthier, was working in a convalescent home and viewing the diets and appetites of all the patients there with all of their sickness and all the pills they take to "MAKE" them feel a little better, which makes them feel worse living a life of dependency! And all their doctors tell them is that they must live like that for the rest of their lives! I don't want that for myself!
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@TomBilyeu
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WARNING: I will never ask for your contact info in the comments section, that is someone impersonating me!
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