Products to support intermittent fasting
What is intermittent fasting?
How does intermittent fasting work?
Common types of intermittent fasting
5:2 diet
16:8 diet
Warrior Diet
What are the benefits of intermittent fasting?
Intermittent fasting may support metabolic health and weight management. Results vary by person and by pattern, and what you eat during your eating window still matters.
How is intermittent fasting different from prolonged fasting?
Intermittent fasting and the Prolon Fasting Mimicking Diet are structured differently. Intermittent fasting is a meal-timing pattern you can follow every day, mostly by changing when you eat. Prolon itself is not an intermittent fast, though Prolon offers several products designed to support intermittent fasting between FMD cycles. What is the Fasting Mimicking Diet?
Prolonged fasts, fasts of three consecutive days or more, last longer than a typical intermittent fasting window. They can trigger a process called autophagy, your body's cleanup of old, worn-out cellular components and debris, which supports cellular rejuvenation and renewal. Prolon, the patented 5-Day Fasting Mimicking Diet, is designed to guide your body into a fasting state so you can get many of the benefits of a longer fast while still eating real meals and snacks.
In a clinical study of Prolon after three consecutive monthly cycles, Prolon helped to preserve lean body mass while reducing body fat, especially visceral (belly) fat.* Users also reported more energy, clarity and focus after a cycle. See the full list of Fasting Mimicking Diet benefits
*Benefits seen in a clinical trial of Prolon after three consecutive monthly cycles.
Who should not fast
Do not fast or use any products for fasting purposes if:
- You have a fever, cough, diarrhea, signs of an active infection, or are at risk for recurrent infection
- You are underweight, breastfeeding, or pregnant
- You have dietary restrictions
- You have a known, suspected, or diagnosed eating disorder
- You are under the age of 18 or over the age of 70 unless you are under the supervision of a healthcare practitioner