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16:8 FASTING STATUS
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Window: 12 PM — 8 PM
Daily Macro Targets
1,950
Calories / Day
Protein
145g
Fat
140g
Net Carbs
≤25g
12:00 PM — 8:00 PM
Eating Window (16:8)
TODAY'S WORKOUT — EXERCISE PREVIEW
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Electrolytes First
Start every morning with a large glass of salted water (pinch of sea salt + lemon). This is the #1 way to prevent keto fatigue, headaches, and muscle cramps during your fasting window.
Blood Glucose Alert — T2D
Check glucose mid-morning and mid-afternoon while fasting. This protocol may significantly lower blood glucose — coordinate medication adjustments proactively with your physician before you start.
// WEEKLY PROTOCOL
Weekly Schedule
Resistance training Mon / Wed / Fri — Cardio Tue / Thu / Sat — Rest Sunday. Click any day for the full workout detail. Add weight when you can complete all 12 reps with solid form.
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// EXERCISE LIBRARY
Exercise Library
All exercises use your home gym: squat rack, barbell, EZ curl bar, weight bench, and dumbbells. Click any card for form cues and prescription details.
// KETOGENIC + 16:8 TRE
Nutrition Protocol
Full ketogenic macros with 16:8 time-restricted eating. Eating window 12:00 PM – 8:00 PM. No starchy carbs, no processed carbs, no added sugar.
Daily Caloric Target
1,950 kcal
300–500 kcal deficit for fat loss
Adjust slightly upward (+150–200 kcal) on heavy resistance training days if energy is significantly depleted. Never sacrifice protein to meet the caloric target.
DAILY EATING TIMELINE
DAILY ELECTROLYTE TARGETS
Na
+2,500mg
Extra beyond food. Salt water, bone broth, liberally salt all meals.
Mg
350mg
Glycinate form. Take at final meal. Prevents cramps, supports sleep.
K
200–400mg
From avocado, salmon, greens. Supplement with physician approval.
FASTING WINDOW RULES (8 PM — 12 PM)
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Black coffee, plain tea✅
Water — plain, sparkling, or salted⚠️
Bone broth — borderline, only if very low energy❌
Cream, MCT oil, any sweetener❌
Any food or caloric drink whatsoever// DAILY STACK
Supplements
Evidence-based stack for Type II diabetes, full ketogenic diet, and resistance training. All supplements are taken inside the eating window (12 PM–8 PM) unless noted.
Medical Coordination Required Before Starting
Ketogenic eating combined with 16:8 fasting and resistance training can reduce blood glucose rapidly enough to cause hypoglycemia if your medications are not adjusted proactively. Speak with your physician before beginning — not after. Monitor glucose mid-morning and mid-afternoon during the fasting window daily for the first two weeks minimum. Carry glucose tablets during workouts until your physician confirms medication levels are adjusted appropriately.