Not sure if it’s sustainable as recommendations for your height are to be at or over 1000 calories without medical supervision. If you’re early into the process, there may be a benefit to limit feeding window versus calorie intake more. The intermittent part seems to be a lot of the secret sauce.
500-700 calories is not enough. Find out what your BMR is. Subtract 500 from that. The total is enough to lose up to 10lb a month. I have been eating 500 calories less than my initial BMR since September and have lost about 38lb. I’m eating 1800 calories a day. Good luck
Yes, you should be eating a minimum of 1200 calories. You may not get ill, but it’s not healthy or often not sustainable to a normal healthy diet and weight loss. Try adding more healthy fats or nutrient dense foods. Olive oil, avocados, peanut butter, etc.
I’m thinking smoothies and protein powder are my best shout here, compardres.
I don’t want to put myself off by trying to eat loads in that window, it’s probably a mental thing and hopefully just gets easier with time and seeing results but between you/my friend/the Internet I’m now shit scared my belly will cling on for dear life, out of fear I’m starving myself 🤣🤣 a girl can’t win!!
Thank you all ✌🏽
I would recommend the book “The Obesity Code” by Dr. Jason Fung.
I realized while reading it that everything I had ever been taught about how to lose weight was wrong, and most of it is lies propagated by people making money off of my ignorance.