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]]>You have to know yourself. There are some people who actually thrive on the extreme nature of intermittent fasting. It requires some true discipline, but at the same time, it almost requires less discipline. Knowing that you’re not allowed to eat at all, this is a comfortable boundary for those who might be tempted to grab something to eat otherwise.
However, some may react negatively to such an extreme approach. Some peoples’ bodies need food more often, and we mean that in a scientific way. Everyone is built differently, which is why you should test out the waters and see how you feel about it before committing to it full-time. If intermittent fasting doesn’t work out for you, there’s nothing wrong with you—it’s just not the perfect fit.
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]]>Given that food is fuel, you can expect your blood sugar and energy levels to drop when you don’t eat for hours an end. Skipping a meal makes your body run low on glucose, which is why you may feel a sudden craving to eat something sweet. The funny thing is that you can eat anything, not just sweet or carb-filled foods, to fight this feeling.
When you’re starving, it can be difficult to make healthy food choices. Not only your body will crave simple carbs and processed foods, but it’s also more convenient to just unpack a snack than to take time to prepare a healthy meal. Once you snack on something processed and convenient, your blood sugar levels will spike and then drop soon, leaving you hungry and unsatisfied.
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]]>The post Why Intermittent Fasting Isn’t For Everyone appeared first on thedancingcucumber.com.
]]>You have to know yourself. There are some people who actually thrive on the extreme nature of intermittent fasting. It requires some true discipline, but at the same time, it almost requires less discipline. Knowing that you’re not allowed to eat at all, this is a comfortable boundary for those who might be tempted to grab something to eat otherwise.
However, some may react negatively to such an extreme approach. Some peoples’ bodies need food more often, and we mean that in a scientific way. Everyone is built differently, which is why you should test out the waters and see how you feel about it before committing to it full-time. If intermittent fasting doesn’t work out for you, there’s nothing wrong with you—it’s just not the perfect fit.
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]]>The post Here’s What Happens to Your Body When You Skip a Meals appeared first on thedancingcucumber.com.
]]>Given that food is fuel, you can expect your blood sugar and energy levels to drop when you don’t eat for hours an end. Skipping a meal makes your body run low on glucose, which is why you may feel a sudden craving to eat something sweet. The funny thing is that you can eat anything, not just sweet or carb-filled foods, to fight this feeling.
When you’re starving, it can be difficult to make healthy food choices. Not only your body will crave simple carbs and processed foods, but it’s also more convenient to just unpack a snack than to take time to prepare a healthy meal. Once you snack on something processed and convenient, your blood sugar levels will spike and then drop soon, leaving you hungry and unsatisfied.
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