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The Power of Fasting | Thomas DeLauer

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A 36-hour fast provides about 70% of the benefits of a three-day fast.

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Seventy percent of muscle protein synthesis comes from the training stimulus itself.

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Margarine is pure hydrogenated trans fat.

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Consuming two packets of stevia or Splenda during a fast causes an insulin spike.

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A 24-hour dry fast is about equivalent to 3 to 4 days of fasting for some metabolic markers.

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Oreos are high in trans fat.

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Rapid light flicker causes a constant dopamine response in the brain.

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With the same weekly calorie deficit, fasting for two days usually improves insulin resistance more than daily calorie restriction.

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A packet of Splenda contains about 1.4 grams of carbohydrates from pure sugar.

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Breaking a fast strategically can massively improve ulcerative colitis symptoms.

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In a small PCOS study, five of six women became able to get pregnant after about 60 days on a ketogenic diet.

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A study on a seven-day water fast showed that a three-day fast provides almost all the benefit of a seven-day fast.

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Salt in the gut curbs sweet cravings.

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A big bowl of granola contains 50 to 60 grams of sugar.

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Granola contains refined grain.

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Granola contains very little protein.

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Serious autophagy during fasting does not begin until 16 to 18 hours into a fast.

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A couple of months of consistent short fasts can restore leptin sensitivity in people with obesity.

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Oxidized oils incorporate into human cells after consumption.

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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration allows a certain amount of carbohydrate in a sweetener before it must be counted as a carbohydrate.

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Fasting causes a large increase in stem cells in the gut.

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Breaking a fast with a large amount of food can cause gut damage.

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Molecular water created in the body contains no trace minerals.

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Dry fasting accelerates production of metabolic water.

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To create more metabolic water during dry fasting, the body uses more fat.

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There is no evidence on dry fasting effects on telomeres.

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One ounce of beef liver can replace a multivitamin.

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One ounce of beef liver can replace half the supplements in a supplement cabinet.

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Hot water immersion provides the same benefits as a sauna.

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LED lights in homes can flicker on and off 30 to 60 times every second.

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Very obese people often have a hard time tapping into stored fat because of leptin resistance.

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Oreo cream filling is made from liquid oil that has had hydrogen added to make it more saturated.

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High concentrations of saturated fat can be inflammatory, usually when combined with sugar.

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Seed oils oxidize very quickly.

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The gut mucosal layer thins during a fast.

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Women around menstruation have large increases in hunger hormones.

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Ketone production starts after about 16 to 18 hours of fasting.

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The human eye can detect LED light flicker at 30 to 60 times per second even if a person is not consciously aware of it.

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Alcohol completely disrupts sleep stages.

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Genetic polymorphisms that cause obesity account for less than 1% of people with obesity.

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Fasting triggers growth hormone release to preserve muscle during a fast.

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Packets of stevia, monk fruit, sucralose, or Splenda sweetener contain dextrose.

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The gut mucosal layer starts to rebuild after eating.

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Going for a walk after consuming carbohydrates reduces insulin release.

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The human body creates molecular water.

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Fat metabolism releases hydrogen from body fat.

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Rodent-model research indicates that a brain signal from salt curbs appetite.

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Ketones curb hunger during fasting.

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Oil is used to make granola stick together.

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Granola contains oxidized oils.

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The anterior cingulate cortex is stimulated when a person forces themselves to do hard things.

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Alcohol binds to GABA receptors in the brain.

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Body fat sends a signal to the brain indicating that the body has enough fat on hand and does not need to eat.

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Trans fats are found in foods labeled as containing hydrogenated or partially hydrogenated oil.

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A 5- to 10-minute walk after eating carbohydrates helps control blood sugar.

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During Ramadan, people who dry fast fast from sunrise to sunset.

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Exposure to blue light from a phone right before bed changes a person's sleep rhythms.

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Alcohol can cause a GABA rebound when alcohol is no longer binding as an allosteric modulator.

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Humans can live for weeks without food.

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High amounts of body fat can cause the brain to develop resistance to leptin signals.

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Eating triggers a postprandial inflammatory response.

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Hydrogenation adds hydrogen to a fat to make an oil solid.

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Avocado oil has a smoke point of about 500 degrees.

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Polyunsaturated fats go rancid very quickly.

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Contracting muscle triggers glucose uptake without insulin release.

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There is not much clinical data comparing men and women during longer fasts.

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Fat is the primary fuel during fasting.

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Walking during fasting triggers lipolysis.

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Eating a large amount of carbohydrates before a fast delays ketosis.

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Doing a cold plunge immediately after a workout can blunt some muscle growth.

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The world record for fasting is 382 days.

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Humans can only live for a few days without water.

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AMPK is an energy sensor in the body.

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Insulin resistance is strongly linked to irregular menstrual cycles in PCOS.

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People with type 1 diabetes who take insulin may need to monitor blood sugar more closely during fasting.

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Yoshinori Ohsumi won the 2016 Nobel Prize for autophagy.

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Leptin is a satiety hormone.

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The autoimmune paleo protocol is designed for people with autoimmune conditions.

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Most of the energy from incandescent lights is dissipated as heat.