Transforming Eating Habits
Drew shares his journey from being a lifelong athlete with a food-centric lifestyle to finding freedom and mental clarity by modifying his approach to food. By restricting his calorie intake to a shorter time frame and eliminating breakfast, he has experienced improved recovery and a newfound sense of freedom and time in the morning.In this clip
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I am a 30-year-old woman and would like to lose some weight and generally feel better in myself. How might occasionally intentionally skipping breakfast, especially before the gym within the first 3 hours of waking up, feed into this goal?
How does breakfast affect my fitness goals?
Which eating schedule is better for a sharp mind and good performance at the gym: eating a protein-heavy breakfast in the morning and nothing else until 4-5 p.m., or skipping breakfast completely and having a single giant meal at night, considering that eating usually makes me sluggish and sleepy, possibly due to my Gilbert's syndrome?