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Intermittent Fasting

Intermittent Fasting

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Intermittent Fasting

A Diet or Starvation?

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What is Fasting?

  • Fasting is when you either abstain from certain or all foods and drinks.

  • Intermittent fasting is basically a type of eating pattern. It alternates between prolonged periods of fasting (not eating, drinking) and periods of non-fasting.

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Multiple Choice

Where in the world have the longest fasting hours this year?

1

Greenland

2

Russia

3

Australia

4

Argentina

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Why People Fast?

  • Spiritual

  • A Cause

  • To lose weight

  • Before a medical procedure

  • Detox (cleanse the body)

5

Multiple Choice

In which month do Muslims are required to fast?

1

1st month

2

4th month

3

9th month

4

12th month

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Types of Intermittent Fasting

1. Alternate day fasting (ADF) - 75% on day 1; 25% surplus on day 2.


2. Every other day (EOD) Fasting - 36 hours fasts - from dinner on day 1 until breakfast on day 3.


3. Fasting two non- consecutive days per week - Skip breakfast


4. Modified fasting regimes - allow water, coffee, or tea.

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Types of Intermittent Fasting

5. The Warrior diet - 1 large meal per day, skipping breakfast and lunch.


6. Variations - different combinations of EOD and the Warrior Diet.

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Multiple Choice

When you start fasting, when will your ketones start to increase significantly?

1

Day 1

2

Day 3

3

Day 10

4

Day 7

9

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Multiple Select

What are the benefits of intermittent fasting?

1

Body focuses on repair

2

Body burns fat

3

Learn how to starve

4

Make money

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Benefits of Intermittent Fasting

  • Your body spends less time and resources on digesting food.

  • The body now has time to rid itself of toxins and repair and rebuild tissues.

  • Fasting with regular exercise normalizes insulin sensitivity. In other words insulin is able to effectively deliver energy to your cells.

  • Promotes fat loss. Your body uses glycogen after 6 to 8 hours. When this is used up it will turn to energy stored in fat cells.

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A word of advice

  • You may feel sick, or light headed. This is a result of a drop in blood pressure and your body's struggle to produce energy. if this persists you may need to drink some tea or juice.

  • Muscle breakdown, weakened immune system and lack of nutrients from food.

  • Your body goes into conservation mode burning more calories slowly. Consequently, when you start eating again it's easy to gain weight.

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Conclusion

  • Along with fasting, you should eat healthily. Your diet should include fruits, vegetables, proteins, and healthy fats. This along with regular physical activity will help you to maintain a good weight.

  • Know what you will eat after the fast. This will help you make intentional healthy choices.

  • If you would like to attempt a fast but you are not sure, consult your physician.

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Poll

Will you consider fasting outside of Ramadhan?

Yes

No

Maybe

I don't know

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A Diet or Starvation?

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