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Ended a 48 hour fast today because I was emotionally bonking. Maybe not a great idea to start a fast while moving our office.
How do you sleep with empty stomach when food are all around?
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8 sats \ 1 reply \ @k00b 2 Dec
I've never had much of a problem sleeping when I'm hungry. I think it's something that varies from person to person
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Yeah, maybe people differently experience hungry, because in my case I sometimes wake up through the night to eat something if I'm hungry
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@k00b is training hard! it's also important to eat cleaner going into the fast... becuz ur body will operate based on the latest available inputs;
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93 sats \ 5 replies \ @k00b 2 Dec
k00b is no fasting n00b. My longest was 21 days. My second longest was 14 days. I’ve done many 10 days. More 5 days. I spent a few months eating every other day.
I’m out of practice. It’s also much harder to fast when I’m trying to maximize focused work.
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that's highly inspirational! how did u get into this discipline?
what kinds of liquids do u take in during the fast and how much time do u spend in the sun?
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21 sats \ 3 replies \ @k00b 2 Dec
I find all of nothing things easier to do. Meaning, not eating is easier than eating less for me. I’m also fat and that makes fasting much easier. I started fasting intuitively in high school, but rediscovered it when keto became a thing.
I’d drink water and black coffee. I’d walk for an hour or so a day then, but wasn’t otherwise intentional about sun. During the 14 day I trained BJJ on my regular schedule.
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if u are out in the sun, ur mitochondria will harvest more energy from the sun thru melanin, and consequently need fewer calories thru food; i call it being "photoelectrically efficient;" if u walk in the cold shirtless under the sun, that's even better;
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5 sats \ 1 reply \ @k00b 2 Dec
I never came across energy from melanin. I'll look into it
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here is a youtube short from Jack Kruse about melanin;
scientifically dense 3hr episode here;
30min TLDR on what to do: Jack Kruse at BTC Prague;
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