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Al wrote:In all seriousness, why not just go hungry? I know it's not a feeling we're used to in the West but it's natural. If you follow evolutionary fitness and intermittent fasting (EF and IF) then it's a tool you use to regulate your weight and health. NOT going hungry from time to time is not natural, but it has become commonplace.
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Al wrote:This is my understanding of Evolutionary Fitness and Intermittent Fasting in a nutshell:
Our bodies have not evolved since our hunter gatherer days. Too short a time in evolutionary terms. The way we live our lives has. Too little exercise, too much food. The two conflict and we run into probs. Evolutionary Fitness suggests that if we exercised and ate closer to the way our ancestors did, we'd be healthier/live longer etc.
Exercise is done in short, intense bursts. Varied & "playful". Sprints, weights, shooting hoops in basketball, things like that. Chaotic as well. Keep the body guessing what's coming next.
Intermittent Fasting. Long term dieting sends your body into starvation mode. Not good. Intermittent fasting says go hungry a couple of days a week instead.
Well, that's the theory!
samurai69 wrote: [
thats close to how i see things
ONE SMART COOKIE wrote:samurai69 wrote: [
thats close to how i see things
Yeah but you go nuts over wanting donner kebabs so thats not evolutionary
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