Intermittent Fasting Visualizer
Stay consistent with your fast. Calculate exactly when to break your fast and when to stop eating.
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How This Fasting Tool Works
The Intermittent Fasting Visualizer is designed to help you synchronize your internal clock with your nutrition goals. By defining exactly when your "Last Bite" occurred, this tool projects your metabolic transition phases—from the absorptive state to the early stages of fat oxidation (lipolysis).
Core Protocol Logic
- 16:8 (Leangains): The gold standard for daily maintenance and muscle retention.
- 18:6 (Moderate): Increases the duration of the 'fat-burning' state by 2 additional hours.
- OMAD (One Meal A Day): A 23:1 schedule that maximizes insulin sensitivity and simplifies meal prep.
If you finish dinner at 8:00 PM (Start Fast):
- Break Fast: 12:00 PM the next day.
- Eating Window: 12:00 PM to 8:00 PM.
This schedule allows you to skip breakfast while having a social lunch and a family dinner,
maintaining social flexibility without sacrificing metabolic health.
Fasting Intelligence FAQ
Small amounts of lemon juice (less than half a lemon) contain negligible calories and will not break a metabolic fast. It's an excellent way to improve the taste of water during long windows.
Yes. Training in a fasted state can accelerate fat loss as your body is forced to use stored energy. However, if you feel lightheaded, prioritize safety and have a small high-protein snack.
'Clean' fasting means only water, black coffee, or plain tea. 'Dirty' fasting allows for low-calorie additives like cream or BCAAs. While dirty fasting might help for weight loss, clean fasting is required for maximum autophagy.