Intermittent Fasting : A Healing Agent You Should Know About

Your body is naturally designed to transition smoothly between two opposing states: ‘Fed’ and ‘Fasted’.

In the fed state, insulin levels rise, signaling your body to store excess calories in fat cells. During this time, fat burning is paused, and your body uses glucose from your last meal for energy.

In the fasted state, insulin levels drop, while opposing hormones like glucagon and growth hormone increase. This shift prompts your body to mobilize stored fat from fat cells and burn it for energy instead of glucose.

The key takeaway? You can only burn stored body fat in the fasted state, and you can only store more fat in the fed state.

This eBook provides valuable insights on how to optimize both states for maximum fat loss and maintaining a healthy physique.