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Fat loss PCOD,20:4 Intermittent fasting
I am 87 kg 5'2'' height, 32 years and have pcod, high bp. I am planning to do Intermittent fasting 20 hr fasting 4 hour eating window. Will it help me for weight loss? What I should include in my diet? What precautions need to take.
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Gud evening sorry to say pls try to follow a healthy balanced diet with focussing on lifestyle modification to get an effective result.intermittent fasting has lots of cons too.
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You will get temporary results from this approach. It is not a long term solution for PCOD or excess weight. Please note that if you want to resolve your health issues & lose weight you need a sustainable Diet & Lifestyle Plan which you can follow long term, which can also include your favourite meals.
Even Intermittent Fasting can be beneficial if you do it the right way.
The 20:4 protocol is not recommended however. Note that following anything based on half knowledge can be dangerous.
We have proven & customised solutions for PCOD patients and can also help you do IF the right way. For your custom plan please contact personally. You can also check my Instagram profile @radianthealthbymukta
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Hello user
Intermittent fasting is not recommended for pcod patient.
PCOS is not a disease ,it is an syndrome means having many other disease
Like
. Underweight /Obesity
. Diabetes
. Thyroid
. High cholesterol
.Irregular period
. Excess facial hair
. Gastrointestinal problems
. Bone related problems
And many more
HOW WE TREAT PCOS and other disease caused due to PCOS thru diet
. Balancing your hormones and increase your fertility.
. Treating the deficiency , symptoms and disease cause due to pcos
. Diet for getting into shape
Many more
Before prescribing any thing ,we need some health information like
Vitals,health parameter, physical activity, family history, occupation, daily routine and any many.so ,if you want to consult us ,please contact us thru the link below or via Practo
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Dt. Ankita
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