Balancing Blood Sugar
Emphasizing the importance of maintaining stable blood sugar levels, the discussion highlights the role of fiber as a prebiotic that supports gut health and regulates glucose absorption. Intermittent fasting is introduced as a complementary strategy, promoting cellular cleanup and fat burning while consolidating eating into an eight-hour window. The insights underscore the delicate balance between glucose intake and metabolic health, advocating for a thoughtful approach to diet.In this clip
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Is there a way to reduce the spike in blood glucose and insulin when eating fruit or any type of carbohydrates after intermittent fasting, considering I am currently fasting 16 hours every day with a 16:8 split? I want to keep my glucose low for growth hormone release and mental clarity, but I also want to load on carbohydrates for my heavy resistance training.
Is there a way to reduce the spike in blood glucose and insulin when eating fruit or carbohydrates after intermittent fasting, considering I am currently fasting 16 hours every day with a 16:8 split? I want to keep my glucose low for growth hormone release and mental clarity, but I also want to load on carbohydrates for my heavy resistance training.
Is there a way to reduce the spike in blood glucose and insulin when eating fruit or any type of carbs after intermittent fasting, considering I am currently fasting 16 hours every day with a 16:8 split? I want to keep my glucose low for growth hormone release and mental clarity, but I also want to load on carbs for my heavy resistance training.