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LIFESTYLE
Anant and Nita Ambani’s fitness trainer, Vinod Channa, once explained the concept of intermittent fasting in his blog.
Intermittent fasting has become one of the most popular diet trends today, followed by celebrities like Nagarjuna, Katrina Kaif, and Ram Kapoor. It involves alternating periods of eating and fasting and has roots in India’s centuries-old religious fasting traditions.
Anant and Nita Ambani’s fitness trainer, Vinod Channa, once explained the concept of intermittent fasting in his blog. He wrote, “Fasting in India has always been a part of religious practices. Intermittent fasting follows a similar concept, where you cycle between eating and fasting periods.”
Intermittent Fasting Methods
Channa highlighted some commonly followed fasting patterns:
Why is it gaining popularity?
Channa pointed out several reasons why intermittent fasting has become a hit:
While intermittent fasting can aid in weight loss and improve appetite control, Channa also warned of risks like overeating, nutritional deficiencies, and mood swings if not done correctly.
Channa’s tips for long-term fitness
Channa recommended intermittent fasting for a short period, such as a few months, especially during times of limited physical activity. For sustainable health, he suggested:
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