Welcome to the discussion group for the Fast-5 Diet and Lifestyle!
The Fast-5 diet is a way of eating in which food intake is limited to a five-hour window. The five-hour window may occur any time during the day, but is usually placed in the evening, such as 4-9pm or 5-10 pm. The window is not for continuous consumption -- it's the time when one eats if desired.
During the window, one eats according to appetite, with no restriction on quantity or type of food. During the 19-hour fasting period (which includes sleeping) no calories are consumed, but water and other zero-calorie beverages may be consumed as desired.
The Fast-5 way of eating is appealing to many because it brings appetite in line with activity. Fast-5 is a low-hassle, no-cost, no-drug way of achieving and maintaining appropriate food intake levels. The Fast-5 Diet and the Fast-5 Lifestyle is described in detail in a free downloadable book at http://www.fast-5.com -- click on the book cover to download the PDF version. If you don't have a PDF reader, you can download a free one at http://www.adobe.com/reader.
Please see the FAQ file at http://www.fast-5.com/faq.html and read the introductory summary at http://www.fast-5.com/F5Summary.html.
Yes, I think it has to do with adrenals. My theory is that if your adrenals are weak doing Fast 5 might overwork them and cause "burn out".... That may be
... I'm always amazed at what an herbivore can eat! Geese can get big and strong living off nothing but *grass*. (I would guess in the wild they eat fish too?
I did fast-5 (only I do a Fast 7, because of schedules and activity levels) and it worked very well for about 2 months. It was effortless for me to switch to
here is a comparison of digestive tracts http://www.second-opinions.co.uk/carn_herb_comparison.html ... The main thing that sold me that animals are to be
Hello, all -- This is my first post -- I just found this group about a week ago and have been lurking ever since, and am very interested in the discussion and