Send us a text Hello everyone! Welcome to episode 55 of Intermittent Fasting For Life — Experiment of One. I’m your host Tracey Mack. Today I will be discussing: Type 2 diabetes and intermittent fasting. Type 2 Diabetes is a condition where too much sugar stays in the blood instead of going into the body’s cells where it’s supposed to be used for energy. Your body uses a hormone called insulin to move sugar from the blood into the cells. I like to think of insulin as a key. When t...
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Send us a text Hello everyone! Welcome to episode 55 of Intermittent Fasting For Life — Experiment of One. I’m your host Tracey Mack. Today I will be discussing: Type 2 diabetes and intermittent fasting. Type 2 Diabetes is a condition where too much sugar stays in the blood instead of going into the body’s cells where it’s supposed to be used for energy. Your body uses a hormone called insulin to move sugar from the blood into the cells. I like to think of insulin as a key. When t...
Send us a text Fasting has been linked to a variety of health benefits, especially when practiced mindfully and consistently. Here are some of the main benefits: 1.Improves Metabolic Health By regulating blood sugar levels, lowering insulin resistance, and supporting healthy hormone function. 2.Cellular Repair and Autophagy During fasting, the body initiates autophagy—a process where cells clean out damaged components, which may help protect against aging and disease. 3.Reduced Inflamma...
Intermittent Fasting for Life-Experiment of One
Send us a text Hello everyone! Welcome to episode 55 of Intermittent Fasting For Life — Experiment of One. I’m your host Tracey Mack. Today I will be discussing: Type 2 diabetes and intermittent fasting. Type 2 Diabetes is a condition where too much sugar stays in the blood instead of going into the body’s cells where it’s supposed to be used for energy. Your body uses a hormone called insulin to move sugar from the blood into the cells. I like to think of insulin as a key. When t...
