



After another frustrating doctor's visit where I was told to "just count calories better," I stumbled onto a Reddit thread about intermittent fasting and insulin resistance.
What I learned shocked me:











❌ Weight stuck despite calorie deficits and exercise - the scale refuses to move no matter how "good" you are
❌ Exhausted after every meal - crashing hard after eating, especially carbs, needing naps to function
❌ Constantly thinking about food - cravings all day, evening fridge raids, feeling controlled by hunger
❌ Bloated and uncomfortable - clothes getting tighter, feeling puffy and inflamed all the time
❌ Brain fog and low energy - lethargic mornings, mental fog, can barely get through the day
❌ Fear of diabetes diagnosis - knowing you have family history and seeing the warning signs in yourself

✓ The scale is finally moving - steady, consistent fat loss week after week without extreme restriction
✓ All-day energy without crashes - no more afternoon exhaustion or post-meal fatigue
✓ Food freedom and mental clarity - no more obsessing about meals or fighting constant cravings
✓ Reduced inflammation and bloating - clothes fitting better, feeling lighter and more comfortable
✓ Mental sharpness and morning energy - waking up clear-headed and energized, ready to tackle the day
✓ Improved metabolic health markers - better blood sugar control, reduced diabetes risk, healthier future





