Paul, I'd like to inquire
about calorie restriction and longevity.
I've just googled for calorie restriction and fertility (as I'd still just like to get a handle on my overeating), and there's all sorts of articles coming up
about calorie restriction increasing fertility in later life!!!! Talk about not knowing which way's up!!!
I bought into the hype
about calorie restriction.
It is NOT
about calorie restriction and exercise.
Even if diabetes reversal is just
about calorie restriction, instead of subsisting off largely sugar, powdered milk, corn syrup, and oil, on the plant - based diet at least one can eat food, in fact, pounds of food a day, as many low - cal veggies as we can stuff in our face.
And these series
about calorie restriction, insulin resitance, obesity and diabetes: https://intensivedietarymanagement.com/how-do-we-gain-weight-calories-part-1/
While intermittent fasting shortens your eating window, it isn't necessarily
about calorie restriction.
There have been stories both in the lay press and scientific press
about calorie restriction for years and it has been a frequent talk show topic on other many other TV shows.
What we know now
about calorie restriction is that, in animals, it reduces metabolic rate and oxidative stress, and it alters neuroendocrine and sympathetic nervous system function.
Not exact matches
Although UTHSCSA was a hotbed of research on
calorie restriction and aging (see «Hungry for Science»), it wasn't until Bartke moved to SIU in 1984 that questions
about aging began percolating in his mind.
«We want to understand more
about the role of sirtuins and their involvement in pathways of
calorie restriction.»
But research now shows that alternate - day fasting — which entails eating without
restriction one day, then consuming
about 500
calories the next — can trigger weight loss without mucking up your metabolism.
He told me to forget
about chest exercises for now, and to focus on generalized body fat reduction through cardio and rigorous
calorie restriction.
Studies that use intermittent fasting or continuous
calorie restriction show that people lose
about the same amount of weight.
Animal and human studies
about caloric
restriction show that when
calories are reduced by 30 - 40 %, the subjects tended to live a lot longer — 30 % longer actually.
It» ll just give you
restriction and set you up for failure in the long run (IMO) and I» ll be writing a bit
about my experience with
calorie counting on the blog soon.
Finally, if you want one more reason not to fret
about eating when you're hungry, then you should know that in active people, energy
restriction and cutting
calories actually makes you fat.
The authors stated they believed the Slimfast - like dieters did better because the liquid meals made it easier to adhere to the
calorie restriction without them having to think
about it.
However, for the athlete,
calorie counting is not
about restriction, it is
about calibration.
With
calorie restriction and Sensa, I've lost
about 65 lbs in two years.
In humans,
calorie -
restriction translates to
about 1500
calories per day, with the arbitrary stipulation of 18 percent of
calories as fat, 32 percent as protein and 50 percent as carbohydrates.
When Dr Fung talks
about caloric
restriction, isn't 16/8 IF that I do everyday, 7 days a week like if I would do a
calorie restricted diet?
I noticed that people just weren't able to stick to
calorie restriction programs for more than
about a month or two.
The Rosedale Diet is the most scientifically advanced diet in the world, that has been shown to mimic the amazing effects of caloric
restriction on health and life extension, without having to even think
about restricting
calories.
And because there are low
calorie and low carb protein shakes, there is no need to worry
about exceeding your daily
calorie restrictions or to fear gaining weight if you're on a diet.
While there's certainly a lot to be said for caloric
restriction, it's important to keep in mind that intermittent fasting isn't just
about eating fewer
calories — there are also hormonal benefits that lead to improved body composition.
I am super passionate
about helping people discover the wonderful world of cooking and delicious tasting food that promotes health and wellness without fear of
calories or
restriction.
As you go through the eBook, I'll share some information with you
about why your hormones may need a break from exercise and
calorie restriction in order to allow you to lose weight and inches first, before you have the active lean life you want.
It takes your body
about one short week of
calorie restriction to substantially trigger «starvation mode» and perpetuate negative adaptations such as decreased metabolism, suppressed thyroid and leptin levels, slowed / stalled fat loss, etc..
The HCG diet involves a combination of
calorie restriction consuming anywhere from 500 to 800
calories a day, which is
about a quarter to a half of the recommended daily
calorie intake and supplementation with human chorionic gonadotropin (HCG), a hormone that is produced during pregnancy.
My n = 1 (after 25y of every other attempt under the sun, keto and all) tells me there's no way around
calorie restriction; you have to be patient
about it; and, at a certain point, there's probably no way to get the body of a teenager... unless you're pretty recently out of your teens.
High - Fat Diet Doesn't Cause Obesity I wrote the other day
about the less - than - optimal control animals and humans used in fasting and
calorie -
restriction studies.
Here's a general thought on the mice / rat studies that has been brought up in
Calorie Restriction circles when they also talk
about fasting (especially alternate day fasting): the shorter lifespan of the rodents completely screws up the data.
It's hard to sort out the differences and the difference effects of
calorie restriction versus intermittent fasting, and even harder when you start talking
about all the different ways to fast.
I've been reading
about the restricted
calorie keto diet but have not been able to find anything that says how much
restriction is needed.
After
about 3 months of dieting, the amount of
calorie restriction needed to continue losing weight becomes oppressive.