Strict intermittent fasting can make it difficult for many women, especially those in perimenopause/menopause, to consume adequate protein. — Whalespan
Strict intermittent fasting can make it difficult for many women, especially those in perimenopause/menopause, to consume adequate protein.
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“I pulled back on that because it's really hard to get enough protein in for a lot of of women especially if they came in at 60 and now I'm telling them to double their protein you know and then giving them an eight hour window to do it they're like I'm walking around n on a chicken breast all day you know this is hard right and metabolizing protein is its own work right and so you have to spread it out throughout the day”
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