The Fasting Method Podcast Fasting Q&A: PSMF, Bone Broth, Fasting Before Blood Tests, Low Blood Sugar, and More
Episode #70
In this Fasting Q&A episode, Megan answers your fasting questions as well as announcing a brand new Intermittent Fasting Masterclass.
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1. What are your thoughts on protein modified sparing fasting? [01:57]
2. Is it OK to use bone broth during an extended fast? [04:08]
3. Is there a fasting protocol I should do or avoid before blood tests? [06:43]
4. I’ve had a uterine ablation. I do not have a period but technically a cycle. How might this affect my fasting? Is it similar to menstruating women? [10:52]
5. I’m not diabetic nor taking any medication, yet when I fast my blood sugar falls to 2.7mmol/L and I just feel horrible. This is after three days of fat fasting followed by one 24-hour water-only fast. Any advice on what to do? Will it get better as I fast more? [12:33]
6. You talk about the treatment of fasting to reverse T2 diabetes or PCOS, but what does maintenance look like for you? [19:21]
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