>A discussion of intermittent fasting, snake juice fasting, water fasting, and dry fasting.
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What’s the difference between intermittent fasting, snake juice fasting, water fasting, dry fasting, etc?
>Intermittent fasting: fasting daily with a short eating window. 16:8 (16 hour fast, 8 hour eating window) is the minimum.
>snake juice fasting: fasting with water mixed with electrolytes
>Water fasting: Fasting with only water.
>Dry fasting: Fasting with no water. Dangerous, use with caution.
Why should I fast?
>ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
>ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
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>youtube.com
How do I safely do an extended fast?
>Take snake juice, or supplement electrolytes.
>Water=2L
>Potassium chloride =1 to 1.5 tsp (No Salt)
>Sodium chloride = 1 to 1.5 tsp (Himalayan Pink Salt/table salt)
>Optional: Sodium Bicarbonate = 1 tsp (Baking Soda), recommended for longer fasts or breaking dry fasts.
>Optional: Magnesium - DO NOT use Epsom, it is a laxative, a 300mg citrate or glycinate supplement is best, or DIY Mag Bicarb (see discord sticky)
>Mix and sip throughout the day, don't drink all at once. You'll shit yourself.
>Also optional: drink some apple cider vinegar and lemon juice, 1 or 2 tsp in the snake juice, or separate. Use a straw.
Won’t I go into starvation mode?
>No. The mainstream definition of starvation mode is a myth.
Will (something with calories) break my fast?
>Yes.
Can I drink coffee, tea?
> Yes, if you are a sensitive individual too much caffiene can raise cortisol too much, YMMV.
Can I have diet soda? Or anything with artificial sweeteners?
>You can do whatever you want. We recommend avoiding those, because they may increase insulin secretion.
Do I need a multivitamin?
>No (for a prolonged fast exceeding 1 week, nutritional yeast or a B-Complex is suggested)