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( , Sun 1 Apr 2001, 1:00)
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If I fast for two days a week I can eat like a fucking pig the rest of the time. That's the dream, baby.
( , Mon 3 Sep 2012, 11:04, 2 replies, latest was 13 years ago)

weetabix in the morning, apple for lunch, chicken breast and peas this evening for me. Lots of water.
To be honest I don't know if I can hack it, but it seems worth a try given the benefits. www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-19112549
( , Mon 3 Sep 2012, 11:12, Reply)

( , Mon 3 Sep 2012, 11:18, Reply)

And, you know...a bit of exercise? Even a brisk 30 minute stroll every day will make a difference over time.
( , Mon 3 Sep 2012, 11:22, Reply)

My God, you'll be advocating limiting the Doners and Curly Wurlies next.
( , Mon 3 Sep 2012, 11:23, Reply)

But it's worth a try, right?
( , Mon 3 Sep 2012, 11:24, Reply)

the 5:2 idea is entirely based on conjecture with no evidence to support it.
( , Mon 3 Sep 2012, 11:22, Reply)

Where is the evidence of peer reviewed published articles? There is only one "scientist" mentioned and no details of how they are qualified, the article starts by talking about fasting then immediately jumps to talking about growth hormone.
Seriously, it couldn't be more wishy washy if it was written by Gillian McKeith in a fucking laundry.
( , Mon 3 Sep 2012, 11:24, Reply)

it's always "boffins" who come up with the facts. This sounds on a par with that nonsense.
( , Mon 3 Sep 2012, 11:27, Reply)

there are some hilarious inconsistencies between studies that should be quite similar. Many of the early studies of mice and primates frequently used to justify this compared calorie restricted animals to animals free to eat as much feed as possible rather than a set higher number of calories, and those feeds were garbage as they assumed calories ar calories whatever is in there.
I wouldn't base my life around something on the bbc website, considering how many other science articles on there are just nonsense
( , Mon 3 Sep 2012, 11:29, Reply)

I can certainly benefit from being more aware of what I eat. I'm giving it a go, I shall see what it does for me.
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( , Mon 3 Sep 2012, 11:43, Reply)

so usually pop in for about £15 worth two or three times a week on the way home. Never got the hang of the "weekly shop".
I know someone who does a big cook on a Sunday and a Wednesday their meals for the entire week as that way they can e.g. cook a load of mince and then make chili and bolognese and curry without having a pack of greying meat sitting in the fridge. Way too organised for me though.
( , Mon 3 Sep 2012, 11:58, Reply)
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