OMAD - One Meal a Day Diet
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If you haven't yet heard of the One-Meal-A-Day Diet (OMAD), here's a great introduction. Dr. Jockers breaks down what OMAD is, how it works and the benefits you get from practicing it. Learn how to train your hunger hormone as well as watching for signs of either overeating or undereating while on OMAD. The best strategies for doing OMAD and a list of who should not do OMAD (are you on it?) are included inside, so don't wait!
"When you fast, your body gets really good at using energy in the most efficient manner possible."
-Dr. Jockers
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In This Episode:
- How the heck does the One-Meal-A-Day diet work?
- Two fascinating ways fasting makes your body more flexible and efficient
- Six unbelievable benefits of feasting prior to fasting
- Dr. Jockers' best strategies to stick with eating one meal per day
- Which supplements support you as you adapt to this new eating plan
- Can you overeat with only one meal per day? These signs help rein you in.
- Uh oh, omens of undereating during the day.
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