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Nutrition For Mortals
Nutrition For Mortals
Let’s Talk About…Fast Like A Girl
SEP 9, 202650 MIN
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Description
According to Fast Like a Girl, women have been fasting all wrong. Written by chiropractor and wellness influencer Dr. Mindy Pelz, this bestselling book promises to teach women how to fast in a way that “works with” their hormones—by syncing fasting windows, carbs, and even specific foods to different phases of the menstrual cycle. There’s “ketobiotic” eating, “hormone feasting,” six different types of fasts, and, for the particularly ambitious, a 72-hour fast that Pelz claims can help reboot your immune system. It’s an impressively detailed roadmap. There’s just one question: does the science actually support it? So join us, two registered dietitians, as we venture into the complicated world of fasting and female hormones to find out whether your menstrual cycle really needs its own fasting schedule.
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Things we talked about and additional reading:
Mindy Pelz Website
Fast Like A Girl Book
Fasting and Fertility
Nutrition and Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
PCOS, Fasting And Fertility
More on Phytoestrogens
Phytoestrogens and Hormones
Fiber and Estrogen Metabolism
Soy and Estrogen
Soy, Hormones, and Menopause
Dietary Intake and the Menstrual Cycle
Fasting and Hormone Levels
Endocrine Adaptations to Prolonged Fasting
IF and Female Reproductive Function
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