Chris Pratt was on the intermittent fasting train. He wanted you to go with him.

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Intermittent fasting has become a very popular way to lose weight, especially for celebrities, a low-carb, high-fat ketone diet. Fans include Kurtni Kadashan, Jenna Jameson, Halle Berry and, more recently, Chris Platt. The 39-year-old Galactic Guardian actor is still unfamiliar with the fasting process, but claims he has benefited from losing weight.

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class= "article-image u caption-type">Chris Pratt is fasting intermittently and claims that he has lost weight. (picture: Michael tran/filmmagic/gettyimages)

" so I'm doing this intermittent fasting; don't eat before noon, try aerobic exercise in the morning. Platt jokingly revealed in a report by Instagram that it was a super exciting acting piece. & But I finally drank coffee and looked at it: I was drinking Minnie Mouse's head! & He said as he raised the glass. Lovely.

He encouraged his followers to do some research on intermittent fasting because he was happy with his progress. & Check it out! Come and see! He went on to say, "It's actually a little cool." & It worked well. So far I've lost a little weight.

As part of his new diet, he also revealed that he would bring back his epic "What's my snack?" & Series. If you haven't watched the funny actor in the social media in the past few years, Pratt started the game in 2017, when he was on an ultra-strict diet for Jurassic World 2.

In his post, he would make fun of celebrity movie diets by sharing photos, details and sharp comments on snacks he was allowed to eat in his diet, including monkey bread, bananas, cocoa and Chia smoothies, manly apples and cat food. (Sashimi) - Packed separately, indicating when to eat.

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He explained that his first special snack was the black coffee mentioned earlier, on which he added oat milk. & He clarified that I could drink black coffee on intermittent fasting.

So what is intermittent fasting? As this sentence implies, it involves fasting for a specific period of time (usually from a few hours to a few days) and consuming all the calories in a relatively short period of time. Think about it this way: Everyone has to fast while sleeping. However, for if, the time between meals is usually extended by several hours.

This method is most commonly used in ketogenic diets because intermittent fasting helps the body to enter the required ketogenic symptoms. At this point, it forces your body to burn stored energy, that is, stored body fat, which in turn promotes many of the so-called benefits of intermittent fasting. This includes losing weight, improving mental health, increasing energy, improving fat burning, increasing growth hormone production, lowering blood cholesterol, reducing inflammation and improving cell repair.

As Pratt mentioned, coffee, tea and water are allowed during fasting. Some people even drink low-calorie fruit water or juice. Many people, including celebrity coach Gillian Michael, even believe that it can make people live longer. In a recent interview with well + good, she revealed that she tried to keep her food intake between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m. to gain the anti-aging effect of intermittent fasting.

However, in terms of weight loss, she does not support this method as she thinks. Whenever you eat or when you don't eat, it's how much you eat that matters.

Although intermittent fasting can be daunting, remember that it does not necessarily have to be a one-size-fits-all approach. In a recent Live Strong and Stronger podcast, Dr. Steven Gondley, author of the bestseller Plant Paradox and a longtime intermittent fasting worker, explained that it must not be so strict or unsustainable. For example, he allowed wine to be part of his diet and adapted to intermittent fasting on weekends and special occasions. He also pointed out that besides eating, what you eat is crucial. Basically, you can - 39; skip 16 hours and then eat and drink a whole pizza, expecting any benefit. Also, remember that intermittent fasting is not for everyone, and it's best to consult your doctor or health specialist before trying any new diet.

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