Friday, August 10, 2012

[fast5] Re: Moving the five hours

Thanks everybody for your replies!

I'm doing 2-7pm now which fits in with the evening eating pattern of my partner too. It's going pretty well although I'm lucky in that I don't find it hugely difficult to avoid food up until around 12pm.

Eating protein when you come off the fast is great advice. I've lost a lot of weight in the past by fasting, and noticed this back then. For me at least, pure protein is a sledgehammer when it comes to hunger.

I'm vegan so the only real choice (short of cooking some tofu) is nuts, although with my previous weight loss I also used to eat roasted redskin almonds.

Nuts and almonds are high in calories but it's worth remembering that they satiate the appetite like nothing else. If a 500 calorie packet of peanuts keeps me going until the main evening meal then there's absolutely nothing wrong with that.

Nuts also have quite a bit of fibre too, especially if you can eat the skins, and I like the idea of being satiated on only a small physical quantity of food — it keeps my belly empty and my digestion works only a little. Therefore I feel more nimble.

The only other thing I'd say is that chewing sugar-free gum is fine for me although I need to do this anyway to avoid bad breath because of GERD syndrome, so I guess my stomach is typically churning anyway.


--- In fast5@yahoogroups.com, bradbury_x <no_reply@...> wrote:
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> Hello everybody, I'm new here.
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> I learned about the Fast5 diet and after a brief read through of the eBook, decided to give it a go.
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> Although it's obvious, it appears I missed a crucial fact: that you don't break the fast until 5pm.
>
> I've been fasting until 3pm, with a cut-off of 8pm. This is just about manageable. I honestly don't think I can last until 5pm, even after training myself, and nor do I want to if I'm being honest.
>
> Does it matter when the five hours fall? I'm sure this has been answered thoroughly elsewhere but I'm having problems answers on the website.
>
> Thanks in advance for any answers.
>



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Thursday, August 9, 2012

[fast5] Re: New member and question

Thanks!

I managed to hold out until 2:52pm today - no lozenges either! I'm well proud of myself.

Hope everyone has a great day!


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> Slip Up is normal. I have found that my best way to succeed is to drink lots of water with flavoring like mio. Plain water doesn't work but the flavoring makes my body think I got something and it calms the hunger pangs. I don't know if the lozenge is ok
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> Hello everyone! I am so excited to be a part of this community. It's weird but I haven't been this excited about a diet in a long time. :)
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Re: [fast5] New member and question



Slip Up is normal. I have found that my best way to succeed is to drink lots of water with flavoring like mio. Plain water doesn't work but the flavoring makes my body think I got something and it calms the hunger pangs. I don't know if the lozenge is ok

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Subject: [fast5] New member and question
Date: Thu, Aug 9, 2012 7:31 am


 

Hello everyone! I am so excited to be a part of this community. It's weird but I haven't been this excited about a diet in a long time. :)

Today is my 3rd day and I've had my slip ups (that's normal, right?). Yesterday, my stomach grumbled so much that I snacked on some peanuts at 1:30 even though I was really pushing for a 3pm start. After that snack though, I didn't eat again until 4 (some blueberries) and I had dinner at 7 and snacked a bit more about 8. I know, way beyond the 5 hour mark but if it helps, I really didn't overeat either. Anyway, I'm hoping with each day I get a little better at this.

This morning I woke up with a sore/scratchy throat and would like to have some sugar free lozenges. Are those ok to have before your start time?

Thanks for your help!

Stacey



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[fast5] New member and question

Hello everyone! I am so excited to be a part of this community. It's weird but I haven't been this excited about a diet in a long time. :)

Today is my 3rd day and I've had my slip ups (that's normal, right?). Yesterday, my stomach grumbled so much that I snacked on some peanuts at 1:30 even though I was really pushing for a 3pm start. After that snack though, I didn't eat again until 4 (some blueberries) and I had dinner at 7 and snacked a bit more about 8. I know, way beyond the 5 hour mark but if it helps, I really didn't overeat either. Anyway, I'm hoping with each day I get a little better at this.

This morning I woke up with a sore/scratchy throat and would like to have some sugar free lozenges. Are those ok to have before your start time?

Thanks for your help!

Stacey





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Wednesday, August 8, 2012

Re: [fast5] Re: Moving the five hours



I have a hard time keeping my 5 hour window due to working overnights 2 nights a week and then swing 3 nights a week...my biggest fast happens to be from when I go to bed until I get ready for work, about 8-10 hours but then I end up overeating on the 3 days I do my swing because I'm usually asleep when I do my overnights...my boss is trying to kill me!

Siera-Ana


--- On Wed, 8/8/12, Sam <samdgood@yahoo.com> wrote:

From: Sam <samdgood@yahoo.com>
Subject: [fast5] Re: Moving the five hours
To: fast5@yahoogroups.com
Date: Wednesday, August 8, 2012, 1:08 PM

 

i am one of those that prefers an afternoon window instead of evenng. while i was following fast five i was losing slowly but losing. as soon as i started eating outside the window i started to put weight back on. so i'm back! it doesn't matter that my window is 12 noon to 5pm instead of 5pm to 10pm. i think it's even better because i hate eating that late at night, right before bed.
i always tell people to pick the window that works for you.

--- In fast5@yahoogroups.com, bradbury_x <no_reply@...> wrote:
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> Hello everybody, I'm new here.
>
> I learned about the Fast5 diet and after a brief read through of the eBook, decided to give it a go.
>
> Although it's obvious, it appears I missed a crucial fact: that you don't break the fast until 5pm.
>
> I've been fasting until 3pm, with a cut-off of 8pm. This is just about manageable. I honestly don't think I can last until 5pm, even after training myself, and nor do I want to if I'm being honest.
>
> Does it matter when the five hours fall? I'm sure this has been answered thoroughly elsewhere but I'm having problems answers on the website.
>
> Thanks in advance for any answers.
>



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[fast5] Re: Moving the five hours

i am one of those that prefers an afternoon window instead of evenng. while i was following fast five i was losing slowly but losing. as soon as i started eating outside the window i started to put weight back on. so i'm back! it doesn't matter that my window is 12 noon to 5pm instead of 5pm to 10pm. i think it's even better because i hate eating that late at night, right before bed.
i always tell people to pick the window that works for you.

--- In fast5@yahoogroups.com, bradbury_x <no_reply@...> wrote:
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> Hello everybody, I'm new here.
>
> I learned about the Fast5 diet and after a brief read through of the eBook, decided to give it a go.
>
> Although it's obvious, it appears I missed a crucial fact: that you don't break the fast until 5pm.
>
> I've been fasting until 3pm, with a cut-off of 8pm. This is just about manageable. I honestly don't think I can last until 5pm, even after training myself, and nor do I want to if I'm being honest.
>
> Does it matter when the five hours fall? I'm sure this has been answered thoroughly elsewhere but I'm having problems answers on the website.
>
> Thanks in advance for any answers.
>




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Tuesday, August 7, 2012

Re: [fast5] Re: Moving the five hours



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Subject: Re: [fast5] Re: Moving the five hours

 

The hours don't seem to make a difference for people. But the content and/or order of eating does make a difference.


What seems to work the best is to break your fast with either: 

-- A salad (lots of greens, and vinegar in the salad dressing. Vinegar does interesting things in terms of weigh loss and blood sugar control. Or soup for variety.
-- Protein. This satisfies. The best protein sources for this are eggs and fish. Of course boiled or pickled eggs and smoked salmon on a big salad is ideal! The body has a certain need for protein, and if it doesn't get it, it keeps the appetite going.
-- Make sure you get the essential fatty acids.
-- Follow the initial course with your main protein and vegies. Vegies do good stuff for ongoing satiety.
-- Follow that sometime later with starchy stuff (i.e. save dessert for last).

Eating in courses is a nice habit in any case. Enjoying the meal is another good habit. Savor it. Also good is making sure you get enough vitamins ... if you lack those, I think it increases your appetite.

Gorging on lots of starch doesn't work well at all. The body still craves "the other stuff" ... the fibers and protein, and then people get hungrier the next day. Fructose doesn't work for some people either, probably because of inability to process it correctly.




On Tue, Aug 7, 2012 at 10:55 AM, bradbury_x <no_reply@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
Are there any differences in weight loss depending on when the five hour window falls?

I ask because the book talks about maintaining the fast that happens during sleep, but as far as I can see once you've got used to the five hour window and don't binge then you're simply reducing calories down to around 1000-1500 per day — always good for weight loss no matter what the plan!

For what it's worth I am genuinely interested in the plan for long-term calorie reduction but right now am focusing on losing weight.


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> Hi. All that matters is u find a window that works for u and stick to it. The five hours can be anywhere. Some do mornings others afternoon and so on. I do evenings because of my work schedule. So I am 630-1130pm. But I generally don't eat after 8pm anyway. It is too late for me.
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> Hello everybody, I'm new here.
>
> I learned about the Fast5 diet and after a brief read through of the eBook, decided to give it a go.
>
> Although it's obvious, it appears I missed a crucial fact: that you don't break the fast until 5pm.
>
> I've been fasting until 3pm, with a cut-off of 8pm. This is just about manageable. I honestly don't think I can last until 5pm, even after training myself, and nor do I want to if I'm being honest.
>
> Does it matter when the five hours fall? I'm sure this has been answered thoroughly elsewhere but I'm having problems answers on the website.
>
> Thanks in advance for any answers.
>



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