“You stop eating at eight o'clock at night. You don't eat again until midday… you do exercise in the morning in this fasted state”

Claire Steves · ZOE Science & Nutrition · How to build muscle & stay strong at any age: The surprising links between your gut health, strength training and healthy ageing | Prof Claire Steves & Prof Tim Spector

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practises intermittent fasting (stop eating at 8 pm, resume at midday) and exercises in the fasted morning state

stop at 8 pm, eat again at midday

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“I do a lot of intermittent fasting… if I eat at 7 p.m. at night, I literally won't have any food at all until maybe one in the afternoon the next day.”
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Said on The Joe Rogan Experience
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“I think that combined with good exercise in the morning in the fastest state helps me keep much more alert and alive”
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Prof Tim Spector
ZOE Science & Nutrition ·
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“I will fast up until 2, 3 p.m.... and then start eating... Four to six weeks, and my tests were completely a world apart.”
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Tim Ferriss
The Tim Ferriss Show ·
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“If you can get that feedback loop under five minutes, it almost starts to get fast enough that ... you can stay in that flow state”
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Dan Mangus RWX
The Enterprise AI Show ·
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