Nutrition
Fibre, protein, and what fasting actually does to the body. Three guides that stay close to research which has been repeated, rather than research that made headlines.
Nutrition attracts more overclaiming than anything else covered on this site. A small study becomes a headline, and the headline is still selling a supplement long after the finding stops holding up. So the approach here is deliberately dull. Where the evidence is solid: fibre targets, plant variety, protein ranges, it's cited. Where it's thinner than the packaging implies, most probiotic capsules being the clearest case, that's said outright with a link to the work.
No meal plans. Amounts and reasons.
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