🧠 How to Break a 24–72 Hour Fast Without Wrecking Your Body
If you’ve just completed a 24–72 hour fast, congratulations — but don’t sabotage your results by eating the wrong food too soon. In this blog, we break down Thomas DeLauer’s expert insights on how to safely and effectively reintroduce food after a prolonged fast. You’ll learn: The science behind refeeding syndrome The best foods to eat first (and which ones to avoid) How electrolytes like magnesium and potassium protect your health Practical refeed meal ideas to avoid digestive shock 🎥 Watch the full video: Thomas DeLauer on YouTube 💡 Whether you're doing keto, OMAD, or just experimenting with intermittent fasting — this post is a must-read.
5/8/20241 min read
🧠 How to Break a 24–72 Hour Fast Without Wrecking Your Body
📣 Featured in this week’s FMDSML Official eMagazine:
"How to BREAK a PROLONGED Fast" by health expert Thomas DeLauer – a must-watch for anyone serious about longevity, weight loss, or metabolic health.
🎥 Watch Now:
👉 https://youtu.be/2LEWKoHPDmE?si=sr3q2XFB3eUJ5BpB
⚠️ Why You Need This:
After a 48- to 72-hour fast, eating the wrong foods can cause:
Electrolyte crashes (⚡)
Nausea, fatigue, or even arrhythmias (💓)
Missed benefits from your hard-earned fast
✅ What You’ll Learn:
✔️ Top foods to break your fast safely
✔️ What to avoid (hint: skip the sugar)
✔️ The science behind refeeding syndrome
✔️ How to support your body with electrolytes + collagen
💬 Quote from the Video:
"Just because the fast is over doesn’t mean your work is done — how you refeed is everything." – Thomas DeLauer
🧪 Backed by research. Designed to help you thrive.
🗞️ Read the full breakdown, expert commentary, and practical meal options now in the latest FMDSML Official eMagazine.
👉 Visit: www.fmdsmlofficial.com
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