Fasting acts as a crucial period for the body, akin to overnight cleaners rejuvenating an office. It allows the body to focus on repair and maintenance, countering the adverse effects of prolonged eating patterns that disrupt natural rhythms. The practice fosters conditions for efficient bodily function and has the potential to enhance longevity. Data from animal studies and human biomarkers support the benefits of fasting in promoting health and well-being.
Today we discuss intermittent fasting with Professor Tim Spector, and Gin Stephens, New York Times best selling author of Fast. Feast. Repeat.
As many of you long term listeners will know, ZOE ran the world’s largest ever study on intermittent fasting. We know a lot of you are interested in the potential benefits. I’m talking about improved blood sugar control, heart health, and mood.
But practically, how do you get started with fasting?
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