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Coach yourself for Health
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Intermittent fasting
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„Coach yourself for Health with Intermittent fasting“
In this book we have presented a comprehensive guide to intermittent fasting, a versatile nutritional strategy. From the basics to advanced strategies, this book offers practical advice and tools for anyone managing their health and well-beingWant to improve interval fasting.
The book begins with an introduction to intermittent fasting and explains what it is and how it works in the body. Different intermittent fasting methods are presented and readers are given advice on choosing the right approach for their lifestyle.
The importance of mindful eating, self-motivation, and goal setting are covered in detail to help readers succeed in their intermittent fasting practice. Strategies for overcoming challenges such as hunger, social situations and travel are also discussed.
The book also provides insights into the long-term health benefits of intermittent fasting, including weight management, improving metabolism, heart health, and mental health. Readers are encouraged to develop sustainable habits and their health goalsto be pursued in the long term.
Finally, the book shows how intermittent fasting can become a sustainable lifestyle that improves not only physical health, but also mental clarity, emotional well-being and overall quality of life.
Coach Yourself for Health with Intermittent Fasting is a comprehensive resource for anyone who wants to harness the benefits of intermittent fasting to promote their health and well-being. It offers practical guidance, strategies and inspiration to support your journey to a healthier lifestyle.
Author:Saskia Bleicher, The Coach yourself for Health® team, as well as some SelfCoaches©, with the friendly support of our AI Lena from chat.openai
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It is highly recommended before beginning any new diet or fasting practice or a qualified person to change your existing eating habits
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Table of contents
1. Introduction to intermittent fasting
1.1 What is intermittent fasting?
1.2 The different approaches to interval fasting
2. The science behind intermittent fasting
2.1 How does intermittent fasting work in the body?
2.2 The health benefits of interval fasting
3. The role of self-management in intermittent fasting
3.1 Self-motivation and goal setting for success
3.2 The importance of mindfulness when eating
4. The SelfCoach approach
4.1 How to coach yourself to achieve your goals
4.2 Strategies for overcoming challenges
5. 16/8, 5:2, OMAD and more: Which approach is right for you?
5.1 An overview of different interval fasting methods
5.2 Choosing the right approach for your lifestyle
6. Intermittent fasting in practice
6.1 Daily plans and meals for different interval fasting methods
6.2 Tips for planning and preparing meals
7. The effects of intermittent fasting on the body
7.1 Weight loss and body composition
7.2 Improving Metabolic Health and More
8. Long-term health and well-being
8.1 Intermittent fasting as a sustainable lifestyle
8.2 Prevention of illness through interval fasting
9. Mental health and intermittent fasting
9.1 The connection between mental clarity and intermittent fasting
9.2 Stress management and emotional well-being
10.Success Stories and Advanced Tips
10.1 Reports from people who achieved their health goals with interval fasting have
10.2 Advanced Strategies for Intermittent Fasting Enthusiasts
11.Diet and intermittent fasting
11.1 The importance of a balanced diet as part of intermittent fasting
11.2 Tips for choosing healthy foods and dietary supplements
12.Exercise and fitness consistent with intermittent fasting
12.1 The synergy of exercise and interval fasting for maximum results
12.2 Training plans and strategies to increase physical fitness contribute to performance
13.Intermittent fasting at different stages of life
13.1 Intermittent fasting for young adults, working people, seniors and more
13.2 Adjustments and recommendations for different life situations
14.Challenges and Solutions in Intermittent Fasting
14.1 How you deal with hunger, social situations and travel
14.2 Strategies for overcoming obstacles on the path to success
15.The way forward: Long-term health through intermittent fasting
15.1 Develop and follow sustainable habits
15.2 Long-term health goals and the role of intermittent fasting
1 Introduction to intermittent fasting
1.1 Introduction to intermittent fasting
What is intermittent fasting?
Intermittent fasting, also known as intermittent fasting or IF, has become a popular health and nutrition topic in recent years. It is a nutritional strategy that not only aims at weight loss but can also provide numerous health benefits. In this chapter, we will delve deeply into the concept of intermittent fasting to develop a solid understanding of its fundamentals.
The basic idea of intermittent fasting
Intermittent fasting is not a diet in the traditional sense where you do certain things Adhere to food restrictions or a strict calorie limit.
Instead, focus IF on the timing of your meals. The basic idea consists of restricting your food intake within certain time windows and to allow longer periods of fasting between meals.
Essentially, IF divides the day or week into periods of eating and fasting. There are different approaches to intermittent fasting, but they have one thing in common: it involves conscious control over the times you eat.
Practiced.
1.2 The different approaches to intermittent fasting
There are several common methods of intermittent fasting, including:
1. The 16/8 ratio
• In this method, you stick to 16 hours a day and eat your meals in an 8-hour window.
2. The 5:2 method
• Here, eat normally on five days of the week and reduce your calorie intake to around 500-600 calories on the other two days.
3. The 24-hour method
• In this method, you attach once a week for 24 hours by for example, attach from one dinner to the next dinner.
4. The eat-stop-eat method
• Here you fasten once or twice a week for 24 hours at a time without to eat food.
5. The OMAD Method (One Meal A Day)
• This method involves eating only one meal per day, often a long one Fasting period before or after.
2. The science behind intermittent fasting
2.1 How does intermittent fasting work?
To understand how intermittent fasting works, we should take a look at the Throw metabolism. When you eat, your blood sugar levels rise and so does your body begins to process the nutrients supplied and use them as energy. When you don't eat, your blood sugar levels drop and your body accesses stored ones Energy sources such as fat.
Intermittent fasting gives your body more time to break down fat and regenerate. This can help reduce weight Lower insulin levels and reduce inflammation.
In the next chapter we will take a closer look at the scientific basis of the Intermittent fasting and the many health benefits it can provide.
This chapter provides a comprehensive introduction to the concept of intermittent Fasting and lays the foundation for understanding the different approaches and their effects on the body.
- The different approaches to interval fasting
In the last chapter we looked at the basics of intermittent Fixing material concerned. Now that you have an idea of what interval Fasting, it's time to take a closer look at the different approaches you can take can choose. Each approach offers unique benefits and may be a better fit for your lifestyle and goals.
- The 16/8 ratio
The 16/8 ratio is one of the most popular and accessible methods of intermittent closure. With this method, you limit your daily Food intake to an 8-hour window and limit yourself to the remaining 16 hours. This often means, for example, eating from 12:00 noon to 8:00 p.m. and continuing throughout the rest of the day.
Advantages:
• Easy to integrate into everyday life.
• Allows some flexibility in meal times.
• Can boost metabolism and promote fat burning.
- The 5:2 method
With the 5:2 method, you eat normally five days a week and reduce yours Calorie intake on the other two days to around 500-600 calories. On these On fasting days you can either have two small meals or one
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Publication Date: 09-28-2023
ISBN: 978-3-7554-5444-1
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