The Science of One Meal a Day: Rethinking Human Nutrition and Longevity

Explore the biological and historical context of the one-meal-a-day (OMAD) fasting protocol. This series unpacks why the modern three-meal-a-day standard is a social construct, how intermittent fasting triggers cellular repair through autophagy, and the specific physiological benefits of ketone production. We delve into the transition period, addressing common challenges like electrolyte balance and hunger, while providing actionable insights into nutrient-dense eating. Finally, we examine the unique needs of postmenopausal women, discussing how to combat anabolic resistance and muscle atrophy through strategic protein intake. Whether you are curious about metabolic health or seeking to optimize your body's natural repair processes, this guide offers a comprehensive look at fasting as a tool for long-term wellness.📥 Connect with The Well-Built LifeIf you enjoyed today’s conversation, please take a moment to follow or subscribe to the channel on your favorite platform so you never miss a practical health and wellness tip.Spreaker: Spreaker Podcast LinkBusiness Inquiries: Contact Us☕ Support the ShowThis podcast is completely independent and ad-free, relying entirely on listeners like you to keep it going. If you find value in our episodes and are in a position to do so, please consider supporting our work. You can buy us a coffee or make a small donation through the link below - every single bit helps us keep creating practical, easy-to-understand health content.Support & Buy Us A Coffee Here: PayPal🌱 About The Well-Built LifeWe cut through the complicated fitness fads and confusing trends to bring you simple, actionable tips for everyday health, nutrition, and mindset. No extreme rules or heavy jargon - just realistic strategies to help you live a stronger, more balanced life.This episode includes AI-generated content.