A Women's Guide To Intermittent Fasting
How I Dropped 30 Pounds And How You Can Do It Too! - With 10 Day 16/8 Fasting Plan

How to make intermittent fasting work for your body, even if you've tried it before and didn't see the results everyone else raves about.Are you tired of counting calories and feeling guilty about what you ate all day? Have you tried every diet and exercise program but are ready to give up because you're just not seeing results? Have you tried intermittent fasting already, but didn't get the results everyone else seems to get?Intermittent fasting (IF) has taken the wellness world by storm. But women and men find success with IF differently: women have different hormonal, caloric, and metabolic needs, so the approach has to be adjusted accordingly.A 2007 study, "Sex-dependent metabolic, neuroendocrine, and cognitive responses to dietary energy restriction and excess," published in Endocrinology by Martin B. et al., found that male and female rats responded differently to a sharply reduced diet. On the strictest plan, the females stopped their reproductive cycles and showed a heightened stress response. It was an animal study, but it suggests the two sexes may not get the same results from the same eating plan.In this book, you will discover:Practical tips for managing fasting and cravings, so you can stick with IF long enough to see how it works for you.The worst mistakes that may be holding you back right now, and how to fix them.Unique considerations for women trying IF: why blindly following what works for men may not give you the same results.How to get the most from your IF routine without extreme measures.A 10-day sample routine designed for women to ease your body gently into fasting.How IF may affect more than your physical health, in ways that go beyond the scale.Five tricks to get more out of your fasting routine, and why you shouldn't skip them.
Even if you've failed at IF before. Even if every diet you've tried has let you down. Even if you think your body is somehow "different." This guide draws on research into how women's bodies respond to fasting.Fasting is not starvation, and you do not need to feel miserable to be healthy.Discover how to adapt intermittent fasting to your body today.