Intermittent fasting is not just a choice to be miserable; on the contrary, many people find they feel and train better than ever! Here's your intro to the major approaches, and a way to test if it's right for you.If you spend time wandering around fitness and nutrition websites, you've probably heard some mention of intermittent fasting. The first time, you may have laughed to yourself at the concept. I mean, aren't we all intermittently fasting every time there's not actually food in our mouths? Oh, you. You're so clever.Dig a little deeper, and it's hard not to be a little intrigued by fasting, if only because the people who love it seem to really love it; and people who don't love it often talk about it like it's unimaginable. The pro-fasters say they feel better than they ever have, and point to a wide range of improved health markers. The opponents scoff. The intensity on both sides is enough to make anybody wonder which side they'd take if they gave it a shot.But where to start? How do the varieties of fasting systems compare? Won't you, like, starve to death?Broken down to its bare bones, the most basic premise of intermittent fasting is this: sometimes you eat, sometimes you don't. But you spend more time not eating than eating. Really, that's it. That premise alone may have been enough for you to click the little red x and make this article disappear.If not, then let's dig deeper into the appeal, risks, and different interpretations of the "eating window.
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