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No, eating one meal per day won't make you fat. Fat and carbohydrate are continually used to maintain your basic daily metabolism as you constantly require energy for brain activity, the pumping of your heart and the functions of your internal organs. However, muscle contractions that occur during exercise require a considerable amount of additional energy, and vigorous exercise can increase your energy use by 10-fold. This additional energy expenditure will therefore increase your use of fat and carbohydrate, some of which will come from your body's stores.

I got bored and went off for a period of 2.5 months. I am now back on it again, 1 week in. This time is much different. Ive barely lost 2 lbs. I literally cannot sleep more than 2 hours a night. No bowel movements hardly at all. I shake all day despite eating to hunger and using 5g of Real Salt or Himalayan salt, supplement potassium and take copiys amounts of Magnesium ( I did this prior anyways due to Lyme). My ears constantly ring and my heart beats out of my chest most of the day.

Kamut is an ancient grain native to the Middle East that is an excellent source of heart-healthy omega-3 fatty acids, protein, and fiber, while simultaneously being low in calories. In fact, a half-cup serving of the stuff has 30 percent more protein than regular wheat and just 140 calories. What's more? A study published in the European Journal of Clinical Nutrition found that eating Kamut reduces cholesterol, blood sugar, and cytokines (which cause inflammation throughout the body). Kamut's ability to stabilize blood sugar and reduce inflammation make it a great weight loss staple, especially if it is used in place of nutritionally lacking refined grains.