Go to DrinkLMNT.com/WhatIveLearned to get a free sampler pack with any purchase! How many of you guys have been fasting? I didn't include too much of my personal experience this time around, but during my 5 day fast I either had lower libido or I was too exhausted from walking constantly to think about sex, but after refeeding my libido was definitely higher than normal

@SxyN8

Жыл бұрын

I've been doing daily 20 hr fasting and 4 hr feeding windows, but been eating whatever I want during the 4 hours. Losing about 3lbs a week. I'm going to incorporate more protien though instead of carbs. How does this apply to intermittent fasting I wonder 🤨

@witcheater

Жыл бұрын

Note: One thing that I have always liked about your presentations is the absence of religiosity. Science is not an absolute... like dah. Every time that I have water fasted was while I have been celibate. I noticed no libido change for having no reference I am assuming... and only yucky relationships (that I allowed) before hand. You will have to ask this question later on, for when I did get into a relationship anew... I will have to test that.

@lohphat

Жыл бұрын

I've done a 7 day once. By day 5 I wasn't hungry but I MISSED FLAVOR. Next time I'll try adding garlic powder or juice to the bone broth.

@cinnamon9390

Жыл бұрын

How does all this apply to women?

@harveysarai02

Жыл бұрын

Can you do some research/video on the Muslim Islamic style of fasting in the month of Ramadan

I remember a Canadian doctor assisting an aboriginal community in BC suffering from obesity having them prescribed a low-carb diet over a period of time to control their insulin levels. Turns out he was able to restore proper hormone and blood levels with a significant weight loss, and patients with mild diabetes were cured improving their lifestyle.

@meikahidenori

Жыл бұрын

You're referring to Michel Mosely who I think is actually English.

@ummadam9608

Жыл бұрын

Amazing fact. Thank you.

@skyhappy

Жыл бұрын

Low carb diet is a incredibly healthy diet. Dr.Bernstein, a type 1 diabetic and doctor that specializes in diabetes, advises it to all his patients to control blood sugar levels.

@randypanthegoatboy2

Жыл бұрын

The benefits are from the reduced energy in take. When total calories and protein are equated, the randomised controlled human trails shows the ratio of carbs and fat are irrelevant on biomarkers. When I've done low carb vs high carb, and kept protein and calories the same, I notice ZERO difference in fat loss biomarkers taken by blood.

@briand5047

Жыл бұрын

@@randypanthegoatboy2 Dr. Norton, I didn't know your YT comment nom de plume was Goatboy.

Okay… so starve myself for like 5 days, train and then load up on eggs. Hell yeah, finna get yolked now!

@nawmsayin8017

Жыл бұрын

finna?

@MelGibsonFan

Жыл бұрын

@@nawmsayin8017 Contraction of “fixing” and “to”, kind of like “gonna” is a contraction of “going” and “to”.

@hugomontoya8239

Жыл бұрын

​@@nawmsayin8017 It's their big lips and teeth..

@Aftonu

Жыл бұрын

@@MelGibsonFan your the man 🎯perfect explanation

@themacocko6311

Жыл бұрын

"Finna get yoked"...lol, lifting when you're still in elementary school can be dangerous.

I started doing intermittent fasting (IF) two years ago, weighted 212 lbs. In six months acheived my goal of 160 lbs. My testosterone (T) levels before IF were always bothering me, usually between 230-280 ng/dl. That is borderline low T for men my age (38). After two years of doing IF daily, plus 3 day fasts every 3 months, I'm now at 637 ng/dl, well into the normal range of T levels, also boasting many of the health benefits it also provides to my hormones and body in general. This works!❤

@shinola228

Жыл бұрын

Those are great results but it was probably the weight loss that boosted your test level.

@1dog915

Жыл бұрын

Hi, on what kind of schedule are you intermittent fasting? Is it daily (OMAD) or when do you end up eating and how much? Thanks!!

@JuanRodriguez-uv2ur

Жыл бұрын

@@1dog915 Hello! I do a 17:7 fasting period. I eat between 12pm and 7pm. Normally, I eat for lunch anything I want, and for dinner I do keto (protein, fiber, fat-zero or low carb)

@JuanRodriguez-uv2ur

Жыл бұрын

@@1dog915 Also, two non-consecutive days a week I do a 24 hrs fast (OMAD)

@MrShaiya96

7 ай бұрын

@@shinola228scholarly journal citation?

Ramadan is here, glad this is getting recommended.

@aslamhanif3795

Ай бұрын

same here now when I be done Buka then youtube algorithm recommend this video to me :v

@ArtAlpha108

Ай бұрын

islam is the curse

@msdadsfsx

Ай бұрын

ramadan is not fasting its feasting, fasting is not to eat for atleast 24h to see the effects

@ayaan5386

Ай бұрын

@@msdadsfsxfasting is does not have to be for 24 hrs and not just to see effects 🤦‍♂️ muslims fast for the entire daylight and break their fast in the evening.

@msdadsfsx

Ай бұрын

@@ayaan5386 dude that's not fasting, to see change in body u should not eat for 2 to 3 days.. jains n Buddhists during fasting don't eat for 8 days n it helps the body

Definitely feel amazing after fasting and then breaking it with a protein focused meal, as well as strength training 💪🔥 At age 36 I'm at my fittest ever 😊

@slavonnord3210

7 ай бұрын

Fir how long are u fasting?

@isaiahprice1694

5 ай бұрын

💪🏾

@user-ni9yx3tp3z

5 ай бұрын

Fasted for two months, quit drugs and alcohol & man let me tell you I was feeling like I was high off life.

@cac8793

5 ай бұрын

Well done!

@LennefalkStudios

5 ай бұрын

@@cac8793 gotta keep on pushing, every year better! 🔥💪

Your intermittent and prolonged fasting videos from 6 years ago changed my life. Rad to see you’re still at it here. Well done.

As Muslims , we fast from sunrise to sunset everyday for a month, it's called Ramadan, there's lots of benefits doing that but this year I noticed some big changes : -my face became healthy and (shiny) , I used to have acne but now it's clear. -I developed facial hair, which made me look more masculine. -my mental health improved, I became less moody ... It's been one week since Ramadan started,I can't wait to see more results, I hope you learn more about this Holy month .

@amani510

Жыл бұрын

No one fasts like muslims 🙌🙌

@superidol1716

Жыл бұрын

Assalaam alaikum, masha'allah beautifully explained brother may Allah grant you the greatest of deeds and benefits in both this life and Jannah insha'allah

@madarauchiha-fg2sh

Жыл бұрын

I have this recommend in Ramadan

@John_honai1

Жыл бұрын

Dry fasting is foolishness. Only intermittent fasting have benefits 🥱🥱

@farkhangarba

Жыл бұрын

And top it all of Our beloved Prophet Muhammad (صلى الله عليه وسلم) fasted on Mondays and Thursday. It's has many benefits. سبحان الله

Fasting 16/8 seven days a week is what works for me, a life-changer in fact. Will move to 20/4 when I feel ready. My focus is on the sustainable long run, no extreme changes overnight.

@opita_opica

Жыл бұрын

you mean not eating from 16 to 8 next day?

@____10204

Жыл бұрын

@@opita_opica they mean they eat for 8 hours and fast 16 hours. So eating from 12-8 and

@nickedname7048

Жыл бұрын

@@opita_opica 16-hour fasting, then whatever I eat is strictly within the remaining 8 hours. Done 18/6 today and survived fine, looks like my body's taking it well. Trying to be careful though and do it gradually, one never knows... It's great, very empowering. Enjoy!

@TheTheone12360

Жыл бұрын

@@nickedname7048 I am currently on that stage . I started last month. I went from 203 to 191. I feel super Happy about it .

@AlexisPunch

11 ай бұрын

What do you eat?

Great video 🙏 Can you do a video on micro plastics effect on testosterone and the endocrine system?

@ChillVibesnShit

Жыл бұрын

Nice to see Ross also watches this channel.

@snide0

Жыл бұрын

Love your videos

@DeusHex

Жыл бұрын

Ross is based

@hijoletony

Жыл бұрын

Micro plastics aren’t real in Florida

@TheMaximer16

Жыл бұрын

Me reading this with Ross voice was weird 😂

I just started fasting about 3 months ago and lost 40 pounds already. I went from 210 to 175 and felt 10x better. I was obese even though I didn't look obese. I felt tired and terrible all the time but now I'm moving constantly with way more energy

@Bot28111

Жыл бұрын

How were your fasts?

@VideoGameStrong

Жыл бұрын

40 pounds in 3 months ?! congrats!!

@Da9ine5ive

Жыл бұрын

How long and often were each fasting cycles in this 3 month period?

@portsac

Жыл бұрын

How you do it

@danielsolomon6227

Жыл бұрын

Happy for you. I am doing intermittent fasting and have lost 8 kg in 3 weeks.

"Let food be thy medicine" Not only WHAT you eat but How Much, and WHEN. Very important factors. There is something euphoric about fasting.

Awesome video, great editing! This kind of information and knowledge is whats making a difference in people's lives.

I always noted that fasting was the biggest factor in allowing me to bulk up, not force-feeding myself, but depriving myself and then watching my appetite become insatiable in the refeeding stage. Best way to put on weight if skinny is to counterintuitively start by fasting.

@jesperjakobsen9627

Жыл бұрын

How long did you fast?

@aleksandarpopovic2893

Жыл бұрын

Did you exercise during the fast?

@tt-nc2wh

Жыл бұрын

The biggest and only factor was you eating more calories

@LetsBeFair

Жыл бұрын

@@aleksandarpopovic2893 always

@LetsBeFair

Жыл бұрын

@@jesperjakobsen9627 up to a week

Another great video as usual! Just wanted to add that whoever created the animations and visual depictions of various components (iconography: circles, squares, triangles) totally nailed it! Great job, and goes a long way in adding "stickiness" to information.

Incredible editing! Thank you very much for sharing this with us.

Started IF since 2020 pandemix thanks to Dr. Ekberg, DeLauer and your videos. Also break my fasts with rib-eye. 😃

Very well presented and put together... I'm loving your videos and glad they're backed by evidence and not anecdote or opinions.

Great timing on this video as i've been intermitently fasting for 6 days and don't pretend to stop EVER.

This feels like such a cheat code, thanks for providing us with this informative video man.

As a muslim, we have ramdan when we fast 30days, each day from sunrise to sunset, but our prophet (PBUH) adviced us to break the fast with "dates" wich is this fruit full of fiber sugar and vitamines and also a sip of water then you have to pray for 30 min or more, wich helps digesting those nutrients.

@maniobroy3894

2 ай бұрын

What about being a pedo*ile

@acts-me8xr

2 ай бұрын

Repent and believe the gospel of Jesus Christ

@methree3821

2 ай бұрын

​@@acts-me8xrI did. Repent means 'rethink' in Latin. I now follow Christ as a Muslim, and so should ýou, because it is his way.

@comradeandrov567

2 ай бұрын

​@@methree3821You don't follow Christ, you follow Isa. A person that never existed. And repent doesn't mean rethink in Latin.

@naderalrawahi9281

2 ай бұрын

By the way we don't fast correctly we load up with sugar usually

Man, you are a genius editor! The personal video snippets, the explanatory animations, the series/film clip... you have especially nailed it with the West World intro clip. 😉

I love your videos because they help people put their health back into their own hands. there's so much to learn, but it's very possible to become more and more aware of how different things impact your body, and to make small changes over time to get you closer to your specific goals. I'm a firm believer that you don't need to be a doctor, nor should you rely solely on doctors, to understand and improve your health.

@MeteCanKarahasan

12 күн бұрын

That is how people who become sick rationalise.

always on point! 👏🏻

I totally enjoyed this info into fasting. And has confirmed some of my thoughts about fasting

Great video. Production value is superb. Engaging the entire way through. Well done

Your work is much appreciated - followed you for a while and your videos are always enlightening

Yeah fasting works really well, I do intermittent fasting 1 or 2 times a week. Even when I break my fast, the portion of my meal is the same as if I wasn't fasting. Has helped me put on a lot of lean mass and am shredded. I have also been doing the intermittent fasting now for over a year.

This reminds me of the “hard times -> strong men -> easy times -> weak men repeat.” Fasting creates strong men, eating constantly makes weak men quite literally. It makes absolute sense, because animals aren’t mean to live easy lives, they are meant to take on hell and come back stronger. Same with damaging your muscles to build them back. We are absolutely astounding things, and we are meant to take on absolutely astounding biological stress, not stress in an office cubical.

@floridaman318

Жыл бұрын

I think we are simply bored and people eat out of boredom a lot of the time. Life in a rich society is not particularly "exciting."

@TheShizzlemop

Жыл бұрын

from what ive read it seems the current science on the topic is not that you have to "damage your muscles to build them back" but rather stressing the muscles, by pushing them near their limit for a prolonged period, that signals the body to strengthen them. you dont have to feel sore to gain muscle, (an indicator of muscle damage) but if you feel sore you probably pushed yourself harder, for longer, and so the gains will likely be bigger.

@kanyewest3811

Жыл бұрын

Well said

@TheRiceExperimentsHelpsyou

Жыл бұрын

@@kanyewest3811 yes kayne

@RezJaeger

Жыл бұрын

stress in an office cubicle is hell at its worst.

Dude, you're seriously leveled up your animations, and I love it!

Your videos are wonderful and very insightful. Thank you for all of your efforts!

My brother in law did a 40 day water fast he lost weight but was perfectly fine and healthier after. The polyps they found on his colon were gone!

@kdlongevity

2 ай бұрын

So you're saying he did absolutely no food for 40 days? Hed be dead! Or close to it

@nickblankenship2381

2 ай бұрын

@@kdlongevityit’s been done

@kdlongevity

2 ай бұрын

@@nickblankenship2381 anything is possible, but I'm saying they would have to have a large amount of body fat to survive.

@Poulson_thefit1

2 ай бұрын

@@kdlongevityit’s possible

@IVEdge

Ай бұрын

@@kdlongevityConnor Murphy live-streamed a full 40 day fast

I've practiced prolonged fasting for over 3 years now and I've kept making tremendous gains during this time. My testosterone was 894 ng/dl when I tested it almost 2 years ago and my muscle mass and habits have only gotten better since then so I suspect it's higher now. It's also made cutting very easy and reversed any sort of food addiction I ever had. I literally never crave junk food as whole foods taste amazing to me now and I can go very long without every feeling starved even when quite lean. What I've suspected and seems to be true anecdotally is that it boosts hormones and ability to put on muscle mass in the long term.

@alexmanzo3104

Жыл бұрын

i agree with you...i dont like vegetable at all but after doing intermitten fasting..i found vegies to be quit delicious..being free of junk foods for 4 year now

@batedbeef9397

Жыл бұрын

Did you drink water during you fasting? How long did you fast?

@soorajwrir4433

Жыл бұрын

@@batedbeef9397 yes water can be taken

@Dylan-lt9eo

Жыл бұрын

@@batedbeef9397 seriously dude? Your asking if he drank water... you realize your not living more than a few days without water...

@jackoconnor21

Жыл бұрын

@@Dylan-lt9eo It's called dry fasting. People do it and they sometimes do it for 7 days. Dangerous to say the least, but possible.

Your body does not need or want testosterone when it's starving because it's a GROWTH hormone but when you start eating again it needs the testosterone to start growing again.

@JohnZannisPies

Жыл бұрын

But fasting increases actual growth hormone

@hikerJohn

Жыл бұрын

@@JohnZannisPies While you are fasting or AFTER as he said in the video?

@JohnZannisPies

Жыл бұрын

@@hikerJohn while fasting

@arungill9646

Жыл бұрын

Hey, how many days to fast and do you eat or drink anything like water during fast?

@GymMindset555

Жыл бұрын

Bit some doebled the ammount they started with

Thank you for the content sir, from a viewer in the Philippines 🇵🇭

looking forward to Ramadan in a few days. the spiritual and physical energy achieved in this period is unlike any other experience out there. I have eaten once a day maybe a + snack since last Ramadan. stuck at a solid 145. working out is next step. and yes better ways of fasting, but keep it mind this is an ordinance for millions.

Man. You take so many of the questions I have, and actually test and research them well. Thanks for doing that.

I really appreciate your videos. I do intermittent fasting daily and once or twice a month I will do a 2-3 day fast (generally around 66 hours by skipping eating 2 days and stick to my normal afternoon/evening eating time on the refeed day). I also eat a very low carbohydrate, mostly carnivore diet (beef, wild game, pork, eggs, tuna/sardines/herring, and cheese are my mainstays). 57 years old, 6'0" tall, 180#.

@oftankoftan

Жыл бұрын

180#?

@TheSemajenrobso

Жыл бұрын

​@@oftankoftan pounds

@TheSemajenrobso

Жыл бұрын

​@@oftankoftan could have just used lbs hahah

@Kahayuman

Жыл бұрын

hey alan do you ever get to check your testosteron level? also hows your energy?

@arkie1984

Жыл бұрын

@@Kahayuman On my last general health lab test in December 2022, my testosterone was 657 mg/dL (reference range 250 - 1100 mg/dL). Several years ago before I started eating this way, my T was about half that amount. Energy is fine - better than before I started eating this way. I was 240 pounds and pre-diabetic before I started eating this way.

I have recently statrted intermittent fasting. A 3 day series of 18:6. It has made a huge impact on "resetting" my gut/body. I am going to continue this every 4-6 weeks and see how things go!😀

@hasanraza7922

Ай бұрын

Hi i want to know ur results of fasting

@troyjohnson462

Ай бұрын

@hasanraza7922 I have found that doing an intermittent fast keeps my body in a lean state. I exercise daily and when fasting I don't go as hard. I have found that doing this periodically it helps with overall maintenance! It works for me! Have a powerful day!💪

Awesome info thanks... I broke my fasting with bone broth 1 cup every hour 3 times, then a small portion of green salad and chicken and at the ends fatty meat. I feels great every time...I do this one a month and works just right every time.

Always looking forward to your videos, highly informative… Thank you so much❤️

The REAL question is: how long does the testosterone stay elevated post fasting feeding????

@AndyTomlins

Жыл бұрын

Exactly. Nowhere near long enough to counter the loss of test from dieting. If it did you would see natural bodybuilders whose entire career is based around maximizing test doing it. They don't. They bulk and cut at a small calorie deficit.

@peterdeak6631

Жыл бұрын

@@AndyTomlins What works for bodybuilders doesnt necessarily apply to "normal" people, their goal is different to some extent. If you call yourself a bodybuilder, that means you are willing to devote a lot of your time for maximal effects, for the day of the competition. Most people just want to be lean, somewhat stronger with the minimal amount of time, effort and attention. Im not convinced that high testosterone for like 3 days is massively better than 5 days, biology is more complicated than that. A hormonal spike serves as a signal anyways. Also growth hormone is increased WHILE fasting and drops when refeeding as far as i know. Check out Martin Berkhan, he is the pope of intermittent fasting. He is ripped AF and deadlifts like 600 pounds.

@mismagiuz

Жыл бұрын

@@AndyTomlins Bodybuilders don't matter, exogenous testosterone basically puts all these 'tactics' to shame, anyone who injects will have far higher testosterone than somebody who maxises every single part of their life

@marconapolitano2821

Жыл бұрын

@@AndyTomlins most pro bodybuilders don't need to worry about testosterone because they inject it into their veins

@ct5589

Жыл бұрын

@@AndyTomlins bodybuilders inject themselves with large amounts of exogenous testosterone. So your comparison is worthless 🤣

Superb content! Thanks for sharing your research.

A must watch due to its informative contents.

Man, I love your videos! I wanted to make a quick comment on LMNT. A few months ago I increased my workout program to include several longer workouts and occasional twice a day workouts. I started having horrible cramps within a week of increasing the workout time. I was working out in a warm garage and sweating profusely. My wife suggested some type of salts and I ended up getting LMNT. It put an immediate stop to the cramps! I quit using it and the cramps returned within 5-6 days so now my standard pre workout is an LMNT and 5g creatine. I’ve read things about creatine absorbing better with salt, so why not? I’m now on a 138 day cruise and typically hit the gym 10-12 times a week. I brought enough LMNT to take one a day for the trip. No cramps so far! Legit stuff.

Absolutely, Amazing Insight.

Excellent work as always.

Agree with the positive findings. I experience them every time I fast. My white blood cell count increased after a 4 day water fast, from being so very low to being in the normal range.

@omartiger22

3 ай бұрын

Can I drink water and unsweet tea during fasting

@mandandi

3 ай бұрын

@@omartiger22I think so, that's what I take at various times when I fast. Some days I take water only, on other days I take unsweetened tea and water.

@user-mx5vr5ce7m

2 ай бұрын

How do you check white blood cells

@mandandi

2 ай бұрын

@@user-mx5vr5ce7mWhite blood cell count is an option one can select/request as part of the blood analysis of one's blood carried out at the laboratory.

I did a 33 day water fast (with electrolytes) a few years back. It was actually really easy state the third day. I was very careful refeeding. I had a few spoonfuls of bone broth hours before eating anything.

@maskedbadass6802

Жыл бұрын

Yep, the best part is when you can look at stuff like sweets and carb heavy foods yet have zero urge to eat any of it. Not NEEDING to eat is so liberating, like breaking free of a cage you didn't know existed.

@joga8071

Жыл бұрын

Disculpa, ¿podrías explicarlo de una mejor manera? .-. ¿Significa que no comiste nada durante 33 días? ._.

@maskedbadass6802

Жыл бұрын

@@joga8071 Ah, y el récord es más de un año sin comida de Angus Barbieri, quien comenzó pesando alrededor de 400 libras, creo. Sólo tomaba té, agua, café y vitaminas

@whitehorse1961

Жыл бұрын

3 days is a key, the hunger goes away after that and it feels like your body goes in to overdrive.

@deep_black_p1562

Жыл бұрын

33 days hhhhhh

Thank you for making a video about refeeding syndrome and how to properly break a fast. Animations are slick as always!

@OverRule2

Жыл бұрын

I don't think this will work for me. I have almost no fat as it is and can see my rib cage so my body will just eat my muscles. I have to eat over 5000 calories a day just to maintain my current weight at 6'5" 142 pounds. I'm 32 years old. I don't do any cardio either. Just compound lifts 4 sets of 6 to a 8 reps ever 3 days. I have super quick metabolism

@taylankokuroglu3260

Ай бұрын

@@OverRule2Dear bro. You will be healthy always. I ve ben there. The solution is Gym. Build muscles. I am 1.85 cm height. I was always 68-72 kg skinny. After 1 year everyday workout I ve reached 85 kg. Stop smoking btw. You can use weight gainer 1 hour before gym.

Loved this video, very informative

Awesome content, you deserve your subscriber count! Congrats!

Unrelated commentary: Hey man, thank you for all of the content you've produced over the years. I really look up to your example on navigating through these topics. Certainly you're not the only person I look up to as there are many hardworking, dedicated, highly skilled, and extremely talented individuals pushing the progression of scientific inquiry, validation, and dissemination forward. My gratitude towards you is owed in particular to how you have approached controversial topics in such a way that helped me "put out the fires" of controversy to an extent, which was critically helpful in my efforts to retain hope in finding answers to my questions on these topics. I have actually decided for myself to try to become a "fellow laborer" in this field of scientific research and sharing it with others. I'm considering making content to help add to the discussions in such a manner to emulate what you have done successfully, and maybe try to avoid mistakes you've made and shared comment on. All together, thank you for what you do and thank you for reading this awkwardly phrased commentary. -James B.

@skyhappy

Жыл бұрын

Agreed, he goes deep in the science and articulates it well in a easy to understand manner for the masses

@kbrizy7490

Жыл бұрын

Do it mane! Start the channel!!

@MrBillybadasshole

Жыл бұрын

I looked for you to see if you put anything out yet. Looks like years ago a patch video. I’ll watch it

I’m on 2nd day. Feel great. + working out and my mind feels sharp

Man, you really answered my all life question, thanks...

This is, bar none, the BEST channel in KZread. Pure gold.

Hi Joseph, great video as always. I’m a bit confused by your description of refeeding syndrome. I agree that there is a massive electrolyte flux into the cells, “diluting” the blood, but this would not increase blood volume (10:18) but rather decrease it. Furthermore, my understanding is that the electrolyte imbalance (specifically hypophosphatemia), coupled with insulin’s downstream effects, rapidly depletes energy stores, causing myocardial ischemia, rhabdomyolysis, and respiratory failure, leading to death. I think the myocardial ischemia can cause “heart failure,” if the person survives the acute phase, and the ischemia can decrease cardiac function and lead to heart failure in the more chronic setting. However, I think usually in the acute setting, the electrolyte imbalance causes a fatal arrhythmia, which is the more common cause of death from refeeding syndrome. Very minor correction, but otherwise great video!

Really nice video probably the best and most informative lately thank you ♥️♥️. I just have a question. You're doing OMAD and you're fasting for multiple years now. I expected higher T level's from you. So my question is; how long does this raise last and how often should we fast to get the maximum health benefits with T levels the highest priority?

Great work man 👏👏👏

I tried 21 days using water and multivitamins only; I'm used to 7 day fasts every 3 months, yet I was curious to see what would happen. I could have continued but I didn't see any purpose. Given the state of the world today, it might be to everyone's advantage to learn how to suppress hunger.

@turtleanton6539

7 ай бұрын

Yes😊😊😊

Hmm that is why I do feel super great after Fasting in Ramadan.. interesting, thank you

@robalexnat

Жыл бұрын

Unless you're not eating at night, Ramadan is closer to Intermittent Fasting or OMAD since you refeed daily as opposed to not eating anything for the duration of the fast. The stress is less on the body for sure but hormone rises are also lower.

Thanks for the information I love the channel Blessed Be.

hello i am tanner wilkinson i found your video very informative and i thankyou so much for doing the rersearch so i dont have to i am planing on going to fighting sports so i need to become as strong as possible u have helped me more than you know i will save this video thankyou so much

The one thing I want to know that didn't seem to be mentioned in the video, unless I'm mistaken, was, how long do the heightened test levels last? Does it drop back down after a few days rapidly? Or gradually return to the pre-fast levels? Could there hypothetically be a way to do a fast cycle go increase your over all testosterone levels, or would the benefits be negligible, specifically from a training standpoint.

@bourbongod7889

Жыл бұрын

Bump

@hapablues

Жыл бұрын

i was wondering the same thing. how long does the increase last?

@EMFObserver

Жыл бұрын

Agreed. Skipped a very if not the very most important part, how long are these benefits present?

@davincibz1

Жыл бұрын

Levels remained elevated for a while due to sensitivity to GNRH. I may have dropped a tiny bit a while after, but provided that food intake remained the same, T levels were at least as high as before the fast.

@oureuphoriant

Жыл бұрын

Testosterone levels were indistinguishable one week after refeeding, based on the study cited at 3:44. Probably not mentioned because it does undermine the impressiveness of the results. (Source: Endocrine markers of semistarvation in healthy lean men in a multistressor environment, Friedel et al.)

Nowadays, we are bombarded with a lot of information on how to biohack our bodily systems and functions. But I think that what this VERY informative video shows me is that it can be a very delicate process as well, and adhering to certain rules is key. Knowing what the body can do as a result can be very beneficial or tragic. I'm very thankful for the information provided, hoping it keeps all of us safe in our future health journeys....👍👍🙏

5 minutes in and this video is going hard af!

Currently on a long fast, started 11/26 weighing at 354 lbs to now 12/18 (22 days) weighing at 314 lbs. Total loss so far is 40 lbs, and I feel great. Just water, black coffee, tea, and Himalayan pink salt. Not sure how long to keep going, hoping to drop below 300 by New Years. As far as breaking the fast I have a stock of bone broth ready. And I intend to follow that a day or two later with protein rich yet light foods such as a hard or soft boiled egg, etc. Had labs done last Friday on day 19 and my T levels were just under 800. Mind you I had low T prior to that which motivated me into this fasting journey. Thanks for the ear.

@Coolixon

3 ай бұрын

Nice one mate! How have you been progressing recently?

@AntThaProdigy93

3 ай бұрын

Did you drop lower

@takotaw8453

2 ай бұрын

Update?

@AbdoZaInsert

Ай бұрын

I think he died.

Just finished a 4 day fast. Thanks for the tips!

@ScoltPROCFAL

Жыл бұрын

how did u do it, my max hours was 20 then i eat

@milosjoksimovic7178

Ай бұрын

@@ScoltPROCFAL My max was 42h , now i am down to 24, guess i need stronger will power

Hi!! Long time viewer of your channel and love your videos. I'm curious about height growth in adults but couldn't find anything substantial online. Could you do a video on that maybe? Would be awesome...😁😁

Interesting and informative 👍

Thanks for this info 🎥

When you said exercise increases inflammation and cortisol and lowers after rest and recovery, it made me think "no pain no gain"

Subjective experience 100% agrees. I’ve always felt like the benefits of fasting hit around 48-72 hours after ending the fast. Say you fast for a day on a sunday. Make a note of how you’re feeling the following wednesday. Want to feel at your best for a party in the weekend? Fast for a day or 48h if you can handle it, on monday-tuesday. Peace!

@TheRogueJedii

Жыл бұрын

True, I did not eat for 24hs, Refed last night, and now I feel like a billion dollars

@ahmedfiasco6412

Жыл бұрын

@@TheRogueJediidid u drink water?

@LOLWut558

Жыл бұрын

I eat one meal a day how does that work out?

@MMMmyshawarma

Жыл бұрын

@@gags730 They literally said on Monday or Tuesday, which is well before the party in the context of what they wrote. Or even after, you're not empty on going into the party regardless.

@chasehadley5230

Жыл бұрын

What about electrolytes or vitamins? Did you take any during?

Your work is impressive. Can u make a video on endocrine disruptors and how it affects our metabolic health

From personal experience, I can say fasting is amazing for heightened protein synthesis. Years back I did multiple prolonged fasting, starting out doing IF, then worked up to a 2 week(started out 2 days, 3, 5, 7, 9, then 14). Afterwards went to the gym for about 4 months, and got absolutely yolked. My life was also hectic then, working 40+ hours, taking 15 credit hours worth of college courses, and worked out 4 days a week for about an hour each day, and getting on average 6 hours of sleep a night.

@boiiiitellyouwat9208

11 ай бұрын

Absolute grind

@chrisbroussard4951

8 ай бұрын

I believe the word is yoked (very muscular) vs yolk (the center of an egg)

I started intermintent fasting 6 months ago. First 12/12, that as too easy, then 16/8, which was better, but hard to get enough protein in 8 hours. My first meal after the short fast is a smoothie that includes a large serving of FF Greek yogurt. Then a half hour later, it's eggs and meat, sometimes avocado. I've lost quite a bit if weight doing this and some work outs. I'm 60.

Testosterone levels were indistinguishable the week after refeeding, based on the study cited at 3:44. This wasnt mentioned in the video, but looks like some people were curious. (Source: Endocrine markers of semistarvation in healthy lean men in a multistressor environment)

@imperialphoenix1229

Жыл бұрын

He mentioned in another comment thread that in that study they were malnourished, refed then malnourished again which explains the lack of lasting effects. His single case study shows a significant increase from baseline multiple weeks out. But idr the numbers he gave

@nictibbetts

Жыл бұрын

@@imperialphoenix1229 he also mentioned in another comment threat how he loves making big pringle can sized stinky poo poo feces in his diapy wippy.

Fasting has been single handedly the most helpful diet behaviour that i've adopted to hit my daily/weekly calorie goal. You really get accustomed to the feeling of hunger, almost immune to it or learn to feel little of it. On the other hand, the more frequently I eat the more hungry I am all the time. It's like spoiling your body makes it impatient, disciplining it through fasting and controlled eating intervals makes it patient.

@damace3838

Жыл бұрын

Agreed, with fasting Ive found the biggest benefit is training your food willpower.

Last summer, I did *16 hour, *18 hour, and then a *24 hour fast about every two weeks. I gave myself 2 days off on the weekends. The week after I did 5 days of 16 hour fasts. Then back to 16, 18, 24. I tried 24 hour a day off and a another 24 hours in the same week. I did the best on the 16, 18, 24 formula. It made me feel amazing. Loose joints, very little body pain, and mental clarity. I weight train in the mornings and play disc golf while fasting as well. I believe exercising while fasting helps boost the benefits.

I think it's high time you do a video on Iodine. 🙂 There are some interesting differences between the east and west, in terms of iodine intake, and diseases following this, or rather the lack of.

@death3750

Жыл бұрын

Definitely! Especially considering the other 'Japan' related videos he's previously done, as Japan really stands out in terms of iodine intake compared to the west.

@canonez

Жыл бұрын

iodine makes me feel amazing

@darthbacntildeth7221

Жыл бұрын

Doesnt iodized salt in practically everything already provide more than enough. Most table salt is iodized...

I would love to learn what the minimum effective dose for these effects is, just finished a 5 day fast in part because of these but if I wanted to do a less extreme fast more often how many days would be the fewest to see a significant effect. For example would having the weekend as exercise rest days as well as fasting days lead to testosterone spikes in the week that would amplify the effectiveness of hypertrophy workouts? Would the hgh boost boost recovery on those days so recovery is greater? And so on. Would appreciate any knowledge shared

Better fast Ramadan and then the habit of fasting Monday and Thursdays to see results

I’ve been intermittent fasting (mostly due to a side effect of medication) and this really spoke to me.

@jbone-0-919

Жыл бұрын

What intermittent fasting were you doing?

@FelixDaCAT-cg6is

11 ай бұрын

The "vax"?

@Hood.Housekeeping

9 ай бұрын

@@jbone-0-919adderal and Wellbutrin

@powergrindnoisecrustfunkfo3566

4 ай бұрын

@@Hood.Housekeepingyou and me both homie. Amp salts and lamotrigine helps with food intake

I've always found eggs to be a very safe way to break a fast. After long fasts I usually use a bone broth, but always include boiled eggs when I break a fast. I work out pretty hard while fasting and on a ten or eleven day fast I know I lose some muscle, but it comes back so fast on a high protein diet I really don't worry about it. Mostly I keep my fasts between three and five days to avoid the lose of muscle and add more muscle when I break the fast.

@Fernwehklicker

Жыл бұрын

yup agree - calculate you last day of fasting with two boiled eggs and that is your meal of the day and the next day add some veggies.

@Westisbest

Жыл бұрын

You don’t lose muscle on a fast. That doesn’t happen, your body does not burn anything but fat, glucose, or old protein (through autophagy). You only lose muscle if you don’t use it

@LatinGhost916

9 ай бұрын

Eggs are great for a fast break I believe

@jamesstrawn6087

3 ай бұрын

Or a break-fast.@@LatinGhost916

This needs to be shown in schools!

Bless your heart

Joseph, as allways great video. Cool findings about fasting impat on T. But what about free T ? Because during a fast or carb restrinction diet SHBG allways increases significantly and so goes down free T, although total T stays at the normal or even higher range.

@kylespear2401

Жыл бұрын

Exactly right. After breaking a fast I still have all the symptoms of low T for weeks afterwards. I believe it's because SHBG will remain high long after T levels level off to a normal range. It's all about free T, not total.

Just finished a 30 day water fast. Interesting timing

@9mully

Жыл бұрын

No food for 30 days ?

@arvyarvy4242

Жыл бұрын

woah!!!!

@HispanusCandor

Жыл бұрын

>water fast fast verb fasted; fasting; fasts 1: to abstain from food 2: to eat sparingly or abstain from some foods So just a fast then... Don't forget to also specify you wear a *face* mask...

@shucklesors

Жыл бұрын

how do people just keep commenting "just did 10 day fast. just finished my 30 day fast" like how fat are you guys for real?

@TheNOSTALGICDECAY

Жыл бұрын

There are water fasts and "dry" fasts where you consume nothing at all. Him saying it's a water fast is a normal distinction between the two. What do masks have to do with it all? Sounds passive aggressive

Very well presented video. New sub ✨👌

Perfect video, ramadan coming up

I started carnivore last month at 186lb, now I am 177lb. I am a bodybuilder and I was eating about 2600 calories to maintain 186lb. My carnivore diet is now at around 3300 calories. Not only did I increase my calories significantly and lost weight, I believe I was mildly insulin resistant or had some hormonal balance even though I was an active person. My strength levels stayed the same. I am assuming majority of the weight lost was fat and water with a little bit of muscle. This video literally explains why carnivore works so well. Meat makes you full for prolong periods of time therefore your insulin isn't always spiking and your're essentially fasting without trying.

@s8i2c

Жыл бұрын

check your kidneys, maybe some stones are growing

@morris4430

Жыл бұрын

@@s8i2c Lol

As a Muslim who Fast 29-30 Days a Year in Holy Month of Ramadan I strongly agree with this. There is another video on KZread from Dr. Eric Berg that also highlights benefits of Intermitting Fasting or Fasting in General. Overall this is a Great Video

@ivartorr1469

Жыл бұрын

you dont fast 29-30 days, you do daily intermittent fast

@MohiyoDeen

Жыл бұрын

@@ivartorr1469 Yes and that may last from 8 hours to 18 Hours depending on your Location. And its Dry Fast we don't drink/eat anything for that time period.

I'm glad you talked about refeeding. There is a lot of conflicting information about this. Most agree you shouldn't be eating a lot particularly after a one that is 5 day so longer. Some say you should be eating after a water fast some sugary fruit like bananas or pineapple. I worry about this due to the amount of sugar. I think you are better to start with a bone broth and a small amount of steak or fatty meat.

Thanks just ordered some LMNT 🤓

what would be an ideal fasting/refeeding schedule that can be practiced indefinitely?

Hi Joseph - love your content mate! Curious regarding this - I've noticed in your longer form fast videos (7 days & 5 days) you tend to break your fast with hard to digest things like steak etc. Generally speaking I try and break a long form fast (4 days and above) with things like broth and a small handful of cooked vegetables and slowly reintroduce harder digesting foods like red meat & dairy on my 3rd or 4th meal post fast, otherwise my stomach goes all wonky & becomes an unpleasant trip to the loo haha Do you find it is the same with you or can your body tolerate harder to digest foods post a 5 day fast with minimal issues? Great video again mate!

@miguelmejia4656

Жыл бұрын

same here. I drink bone broth after a prolonged fast. my stomach can't process the steak or other hard foods and sends me to the poo loo if I dare eat heavy things.

Great video. I enjoyed your points on how a fast can be beneficial. Usually when I fast I will take some supplements. That seems to help me when I go back to eating that steak. Thank you.

Very explanatory, and I would like to know the core structure of a fast, or the way you do it please. Thanks

I remember learning as a kid that if you were starving in the desert for a week and made it out, the worst thing you can do is eat and drink like you did before because it can kill you. I was told that but I never knew why until now lol. I do intermittent fasting but I dig trenches in the desert for a living so going whole days without eating would have me passing out. Probably try longer fasting when I'm older.

When you mention fasting, always explain whether you're talking about dry or water fasting. Very important distinction. Thank you for the video, very informative!