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Gene-ial or Dan-Gene-rous? Better Make Sure You Are Made For Every Other Day Fasting, If You Don't Want to Ruin Your Glucose + Lipid Metabolism and Become Viscerally Obese

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Yes! I freely admit that I do have a problem with the subliminal "binge and starve" of the popular every other day fast, because it paves the not so royal road to binge eating disorders. Only 2 years ago, there was hardly anyone but the followers of Martin Berkhan's "Lean Gains" regimen who knew what intermittent fasting would be. Ironically, now that mainstream is catching on, the hype within the fitness community is slowly abating  - maybe part of the reason is that it's no longer "cool" enough now that your fat neighbor does it ;-). It goes without saying that the mainstream version comes without an obligatory exercise component and - what's probably even worse - in the absence of macronutrient, let alone food prescriptions that would make sure that the every other day fasts that are becoming increasingly popular these days become "binge and starve" protocols. The every other day fast, a gateway to eating disorders? I c...

Two Days A Week High Protein, Low Carb Fast Cuts >10% of Body Fat in 4 Months And Improves Insulin and Leptin Sensitivity More Than Chronic -25% Energy Restriction

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I wonder if she just found out that sheddin 10% body fat can be as easy as doing two "protein modified fasts" per week!? It has been some time since the last interesting study on Intermittent Fasting has found its way into the SuppVersity news; and I have to admit that the protocol of the study I am about to discuss today does not really qualify as "intermittent fasting" in the "lean gains" sense. Still, the latest study from the University Hospital of South Manchester NHS Foundation Trust comes with a couple of very interesting results... the only downside is that the subjects were "the usual" ones, namely obese sick people:  115 women with a family history of breast cancer (aged 20 and 69 years). This is problematic, because the same fast during which the obese person draws on his or her fat stores to "survive" can sent the lean sub 10% body fat athlete into a catabolic low energy state and have his blood sugar drop to hypogly...
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