Joe Rogan - Henry Rollins on Diet and Intermittent Fasting

Taken from Joe Rogan Experience #1155:
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[@ickysticky3672]

Intermittent fasting 100% works. I eat between noon and 8:00 pm around my work schedule. Energy levels are up, weight is down, overall mood improved and I don’t feel like I’m missing anything.

[@HotStrange]

Yes! I work night shift and will only eat between 5 pm and 1 am. Same effects for me.

[@landgabriel]

@@HotStrange I usually eat between 12am and 11:59pm every day and I am on FIRE.

[@HotStrange]

Gabriel Land my pp hurts

[@BlGGESTBROTHER]

I've lost 50 pounds in the last 3 months simply intermittent fasting. It really helps shrink your stomach so you aren't hungry all the time!

[@E2you]

I do that same schedule. Lost 65 pounds and went from being bloated all the time to having Energy all the time.

[@ericdanter5516]

Henry Rollins is the man. I saw a talking show of his like ten years ago, and I emailed him to say I thought his show was great.......And he emailed me back!!! He's awesome.

[@Majigitajog]

Your mini mini Rollins story restored a little faith in me. Reminded me that I can do the same, and care and be awesome to others. Thanks :)

[@weplayatnight3913]

@@Majigitajog I hope both you and Eric are doing great in life 😊

[@Seremis]

Yeah... I think he will be a little more cautious with communication with his fans after his experience with a stalker from Finland.

[@jasonsangwin4006]

This was the conversation that clicked with me. A year later I've lost 15Kg and my energy levels are up.

[@WD-zk6fg]

Heck yeah! How you doing man? Hope it is still going well for ya, I had a similar experience watched Henry Rollins, Jocko Willink, and David Goggins I have lost 12 kilograms

[@AvusAndy1]

Awesome!!!!!

[@WD-zk6fg]

Honestly it has been an up and down of around 3 kg the last few months, the pandemic did cause a few days of stress eating or extra work hours that require a meal to go that usually wound up meaning fast food. Knowing how to order fast food without the extra carbs helped keep me on track with my goals. Anyways I think we are finally realizing that middle ground of a series of simple changes for a healthy life without going to a radical shift from the standard american diet that resembles scenes from the idiocracy movie or supersize me to radical vegans with all of their impossible meat and soylent green like that of a Huxley novel or some other. Done with rambling - yall stay healthy!

[@AP2brolic]

I’m going to try this

[@RichRobinson]

Right on!

[@landgabriel]

Three meals a day is the farmer's diet. Laboring hard eight or ten hours a day and you need three square meals.

[@Alex-tx6by]

that's what I was thinking. plus Americans in general tend to work longer hours. I'm gonna bet neither of these guys have ever done any kind of labor, physical or otherwise, for an extended period of time -- all due respect to Rollin's time in Black Flag, he wasn't busting his hump.

[@jasonwareing905]

Rogan has worked construction before. Try doing some research before posting your know it all attitude.

[@benstephenson8993]

I've always found Rollins so interesting. His honesty and expressiveness when he speaks about something. Almost like a tortured soul at times in which he's too smart for this universe, yet he's still vulnerable

[@krystalwirth9646]

Could be he's sun sign Aquarius

[@Christofrrr]

@Seth Belfort absolutely, total fluffy nonsense. us librans don't believe in any of it

[@dwad3ify]

Musician, comedian, author, actor... he’s a Renaissance man if anything. Has the intellect, whit, and charisma to back it up too. Seems like a great man

[@Bodyknowledge77]

I can identify with Mr R.

[@doloresaquino212]

Ya Henry is what we like to call a pseudo intellectual he often sounds like a guy who should be doing infomercials he has good parts to him but the rest sounds like pseudo drival

[@coffeenow2382]

He is dead on accurate!! Forget this food pyramid/3 meals a day nonsense. You eat based on your lifestyle, not on what the food companies tell you .😉

[@caffeinatedinsanity2324]

Meat lobbyists are trying to hide the dangers of excessive meat consumption for instance, same as for diary products. Not to mention how costy both tend to be. This is NOT advertisement for veganism. This is just a few facts about what eat. (Because veganism mindset is stupidly restrictive imo)

[@komfykoala6083]

Food pyramid is so 80s, that shit is nonsense and outdated.

[@meiphukingdiqq]

You've never actually worked a day in your life. You're most likely a trustafarian douchebag.

[@maximusareilius2262]

Food companies ? Wtf are you talking about? They did not create the food pyramid.

[@soulreaper1461]

You eat your calories goal. That’s it. It’s way easier to eat 3500 kcal divided in 5-6 meals than in 2-3, but to each their own

[@erichaynes7502]

please don't be mad at me for talking about myself but I had a hard/heavy heartbeat for 15 years..a BIG pain in the ass. Doctors said my heart was fine..I finally did intermittent fasting for 18 out of 24 hours and it went away. Turned out I had been overstimulating my Vagas Nerve for so many years by eating too often. IF sure can fix A LOT of lingering problems.

[@earlyn7233]

You don’t ever have to apologize, Eric. Also, your comment may help someone with similar symptoms.

[@bedford4383]

All the best, Eric 🤙

[@fingerprint5511]

That Vagus Nerve is crazy isn't it!

[@alicat7281]

Eric Haynes That’s interesting, thanks for posting.

[@lemonaut1]

polyvagal theory will be blowing minds for years to come!

[@cactaceous]

I've been doing OMAD and 24, 48, 72 hour fast every few weeks and have lost 36 lbs and restored my weight to were it should be for my age and height. These weird palpitations I had in my heart, gone. Intestinal issues I was dealing with, gone. My skin looks way more youthful than before and I get advanced mental clarity episodes on the days that I do 24hr or more fasts. Unbelievable.

[@jonathanryan2915]

Get outta my Head! LOL. Seriously, I hear you. I have been intermittent fasting off and on for over a year and I actually want to work out, get off my fucking ass and get something done every time I stick to it

[@coyclarkchannel]

I’ve been eating one meal a day every single day for a year. And I can tell you. It’s the most empowering thing I’ve ever come across

[@jjohnsengraciesmom]

Do you eat something small in the morning?

[@lsb2623]

they told you judy. if they ate a small meal... they would have said that. what the fuck...

[@mr.mayhem6755]

@@lsb2623 lol that was hilarious!!

[@blahblah1438]

Do u have a snack?

[@johnstewart2793]

Same here. last meal 1/4 pm. next meal 2/4 pm next day. contray to "popular wisdom", no breakfast is good for you. i on 1 meal a day for 2 years. once body adjusts, better sleep, mental clarity and hi energy levels. lots of research on it.

[@PhilMante]

Ive been experimenting with fasting for 4 years now. Intermittent fasting took me from 247 lbs down to 186 at one point. I started with 16/8's and 20/4's and now i'm fasting for close to 48 hours on weekends. Unless you're doing a heavy labor job for 8 hours, you do not need to eat 3 big meals a day.

[@nickfanzo]

Does Rollins drink Black Coffee and Stare at the walllllllll?!

[@andrewdods2236]

Nicholas Fanzo yep, while listening to music ... on $200k speakers ...

[@TheBomber15]

andrew dods Whoosh.

[@garyklein2521]

Only when he’s being stabbed through his heart

[@nickfanzo]

@@garyklein2521 nah that's all in his mind.

[@jasonkessler7321]

Thanks, most people don't know what your talking about.

[@jonathanryan2915]

Henry is absolutely right. 3 meals a day means you're always digesting food and storing it but not burning it off

[@te9591]

I always enjoy henry rollins input.

[@VegasCyclingFreak]

I agree with Henry. What cracks me up is these people that think your body goes into starvation mode if you miss one of three meals in a day lol.

[@johnsmith-mk3zq]

I hate it when people dont eat for a while & moan that they are starving, yr not starving people in deprived places in the world are starving. We live in a over consumption world

[@satorulobo]

@@johnsmith-mk3zq watch Hayao Miyazaki's Spirited Away, it's about what you say

[@jortega61924]

Vegas Cycling Freak some people have sugar level problems and need to eat.

[@vodkacannon]

@@johnsmith-mk3zq Ask them if they're really starving.

[@meiphukingdiqq]

Never worked a day in your life.

[@franzhaas6889]

WE EAT WAAAAY TO MUCH FOOD. THIS WAS A GOOD CONVERSATION.

[@xYouthAttackx]

absolutely! all you have to do is look at our general population and you'll know that. missing one meal or two will not kill you. if anything it's more beneficial.

[@nickfanzo]

Fat pigs

[@nikolaibocherov8107]

People eat way to much HIGH CALORIE FOOD that is the issue you idiots

[@VyrasVargrPK]

@Gary Nelson that's red hot. Well done Gary Nelson. You got vids?

[@kisi01-]

@@nikolaibocherov8107 Nah, people are eating too much empty calorie food. High calorie is not the problem if it's healthy

[@ryanelgieextrastuff]

Heading to college in September so this is a good thing to watch so I don't starve to death. Thanks Henry

[@blakepotter7937]

Henry is such a treasure.

[@johnsmith-mk3zq]

Western world in general live off over consumption

[@jjohnsengraciesmom]

Yes, but we used to be very malnourished back in the day. ( Prior to 1950s) depending where in the United States. That's why they add vitamins to flour,bread, etc.

[@stanbolkowy166]

@@jjohnsengraciesmomsame here in Canada

[@harpyberdy9931]

Definitely too much of anything is bad, same goes for eating. Twice a day is enough and also much sensible financially.

[@elendiel]

​@Ben Dover Of course you need to eat more if you physically exert yourself more. I train every day except for saturday, I weigh 240lbs, and if I had only two meals a day I'd be skinny as hell and I'd probably have less energy to work out. On the other hand, if I worked an office job and didn't train, I'd probably be ok with just two meals. To each their own =)

[@xYouthAttackx]

its true. the more you eat = the hungrier you get. your body adapts to the lack of food.

[@tbasshandyman7610]

hey Joe thanks for the great interviews

[@aksg22]

This is because after a certain age, say 40, the body and metabolism changes. Slot of Indian Gurus are teaching that two meals a day is enough after 40. I can feel it. Sometimes I have just one meal around 11am-12pm and just light snack whenever hungry. Like he says I'm much lighter, more energy and feel better. Digestion takes a lot of energy.

[@aksg22]

Mind you I am typing this whilst eating chocolate at midnight 😂

[@ashotofmercury]

@@aksg22 🤣🤣

[@ejr7733]

I eat max 2 meals a day, idk if I could ever go back to eating 3 full meals, I just hate feeling bloated constantly all day

[@ballpeenbaby]

Good.

[@jonathanryan2915]

You should try one meal a day. You'll be on a new level of existence

[@listenloves518]

joe is cool but Henry is a true legend

[@simong7735]

Thanks Henry and Joe. This was the exact answer I needed. 👍🙏

[@sassysince90]

He was such a good actor in SOA it's so hard to get over the character he played 😂 Also: this is so so true!

[@Scyber_Official]

Stop overeating. Give your digestive system time to rest.

[@johnnynbk]

the almonds and water diet sounds a lot easier to digest than burritos and chicken ranch sandwiches.

[@ropro9817]

This dude is truly fascinating

[@davychan101]

I did intermittent fasting for years and didn't even know it, that's probably why I stayed so lean all my life. Started doing it again about a year ago.

[@r.mattcoker4184]

Did the same thing for years just because I didn't have time to eat in the morning and didn't want to go outside and didn't have enough time at lunch, either.

[@Shayne_T]

Same here.. in high school, I didn't eat until about 3 or 4 p.m. was lean.

[@xYouthAttackx]

damn you guys bringing up HS. i did the exact opposite. i ate only during HS. nutrition and lunch and pretty much didn't eat until the next day at school.

[@darnitthelma4247]

Quietude that’s not intermittent that’s starving yourself hence why you ate so much junk when you got home

[@darnitthelma4247]

Diana M that’s not intermittent fasting.you were probably skinny not lean.lean is slim with muscle tone.if you didn’t eat for all those hours you will have muscle wastage hence looking skinny. It’s not healthy

[@davidcampbell7831]

I had a colonoscopy a few weeks back, and part of the prep, after having no fiber for a week before, the 24 hrs before is a strictly clear fluid diet... I don't believe I've ever gone a day without some sort of food. I was really concerned I'd end up completely hangry and twitchy. I was shocked to discover that my boby had zero problem. It was actually no big deal... but then I was really psyching myself up about it all. Funny, often times it never turns out as bad as we make it out to be in our minds. I ended up feel really good, and lighter. The intermittent fasting thing now intrigues me.

[@SquatFull]

I'm doing 16 hours fast, and I feel great. I compete in masters bodybuilding. I'm 70 years old at 180 lbs with body fat measurements by DEXA scan in the 9% to 11% range. I have been on the ketogenic diet two and a half years.

[@louisis3323]

Lies, your 67

[@SquatFull]

@@louisis3323 Born December 30, 1948 at 4:45 PM. You do the math.

[@alicat7281]

Excellent! Your comment makes me want to learn more about a ketogenic diet. (Not for weight loss, but for other reasons.)

[@MADGUNSMONSTER]

@5:15, "I think its goat?"...... "Cliff Bar!" Classic and TRUE.

[@ChannelEleven59]

MADGUNS FOREVER™ totally! I traveled to China regularly and I would carry peanut butter and almonds in my backpack just in case the meal I was offered did not “look right” 😂

[@balrajsingh776]

Absolutely, I was a bit sceptic about Intermittent Fasting first, but since March (Covid lockdown), I have been doing the 16/8 and seen great results (been hitting running PBs, getting back to long distance running). A staple part of my diet over past couple of years has been drinking Yerba Mate tea - and this really helps keeping off the hunger, as well as being great for metabolism. When you do eat, I imagine the foods we intake during the 'eating window' will be absorbed by the body more so, so it encourages me to eat better foods. I usually have my breakfast foods as my 12pm lunch.

[@thecouplechallenge7110]

I’ve never heard of Yerba mate tea! Thanks for the tip, we’ll look into it! Do you still drink coffee?

[@balrajsingh776]

@@thecouplechallenge7110 hey, no worries! I might have a coffee once in a blue moon just for taste, or with an occasion desert, but not really as a ‘pick me up’, I think to be drinking Yerba Mate and coffee daily might be a bit of a caffeine overload. Yerba Mate comes from South America (mainly Argentina/Paraguay/Uruguay/Brazil), it comes in loose leaves, so you will need a bombilla (filtered straw) to drink it. A lot of professional footballers from there swear by it, inc Messi, Suarez and Co! You can hopefully find it pretty easy online from wherever you are! :)

[@natalie73lopez]

Love this! Henry is awesome

[@effael]

I've noticed when touring in Europe it's mainly snacking through the day then one main meal. Usually dinner. I wonder if that's from what they've inherited from many years.

[@CounterCultureCantCount]

Took Henry's advice when I went to Mexico. Never drink tap water, only eat canned goods and protein bars.

[@porknbeans7420]

Lost weight on an overseas business trip (18 lbs) mostly because of dietary restrictions & concerns. A nibble for breakfast & lunch, and a meal @ night. JUST like Henry said, the western 3 meals/day started putting weight back on. Now 2 meal replacement shakes/day & dinner. I also have slower digestion so it helps. Henry said that too.

[@hanscombe72]

I found this little documentary on the Levi’s 501 Jean. Henry Rollins was talking about the clothes he was wearing and how he would destroyed jeans. It was just really compelling to watch him. A likeable, powerful artist!

[@user-xi4jn8xh4l]

This body of mine will adapt to anything.

[@carolynfoote-minich3832]

I have been doing intermittent fasting for about a month and I feel so much better!! It’s a great life style change !

[@douglaswilliams6834]

I do 22/2 intermittent fasting, meaning I have a 2 hour eating window each day, which, due to my work schedule is generally from 8 to 10pm. So basically I skip the morning and noon meals, and eat a big dinner in the evening. It's not hard at all once you get used to it.

[@rturner9]

I can confirm everything Rollins has said here. I work from home full time and get sucked into "the zone" on a daily basis. I never eat breakfast and by the time I'm ready to step away from my home office for some lunch, it's already around 3PM. In fact, I'm not even cognizant of the fact I haven't had lunch due to feeling hungry, it's simply just a "oh wait, I haven't eaten today". It has put me into this state of mind where I'm now totally fine with waiting until dinner and eating whatever I want. Interestingly enough, when it does come time to eat that first meal of the day, which is dinner, my brain tells me that I need to eat an entire buffet and then halfway through a plate of food, I feel very full. Overall, I eat MUCH less, it's really strange.

[@patrickmccutcheon8860]

Your stomach adapts to how much food you eat. I did the same thing when I graduated high school and started working. It was much easier for me to skip breakfast and eat light lunches if no lunches at all. I'd come home hungry as fuck thinking I needed ten plates of food when a half of a plate would fill me up because my stomach shrank.

[@zederith1048]

Yeah,I was prescribed adderall & it made me feel the exact same way,I would forget to eat or when the last time was but it was kinda disconcerting to not eat all day AND not notice. I figured it had to be terrible for me since I didn't see myself as overweight to begin with,but doc watched it & said it usually fades. Maybe It all leveled out because it dimmed the urge to auto-eat so many meals conditioned into us?I only eat like twice a day now & hold a healthier weight even long after abandoning the script,but sadly without it I may have never realised the excess I ate & carried around. My brother is about the same age & avg size,but with his continued poor eating he now has to deal with full blown diabetes at 36. Not recommending using drugs for a quick diet at all,that just brought it to my attention.Having two people with some fame taking the time to make some useful points & offer tips that help them and may help others is what really gets the needed attention.

[@TheJeffro451]

I’m fasting 23.5 hours a day, eating the other .5. Keto foods only. I’m haven’t lost any muscle, but probably 20 lbs of fat. My workouts are great! 5 miles of cardio daily with weight training immediately after. Love it! P.S. I’m a 50 year old firefighter.

[@TheJeffro451]

Half a peanut and an after dinner mint.🤣

[@NicCoulombe]

@@TheJeffro451 Haha!

[@savanaviolenta]

. 5 h is too little. Makes no difference if you fast 23,5 or 24h just do 24 :1 or 20:1 same effect, don't go too strict.

[@robbKILLUKs]

My appetite has shrunk since I hit 42 and I was worried but they just explained it so well I'm not fussed now

[@garbagearchive]

Love you Henry!

[@dontmindme333]

Henry always keeps it real

[@ServicioTHD]

2 years ago I started fasting 12/12. The first week was the hardest because the body was not used to skipping that much food, but it helped me a lot, I lost 50kg in 9 months with regular exercise (4 times a week, cycling ). Now two years later I'm still doing it,

[@MrWarhead16]

Hello. Does 12/12 work fine till now? Or do you upped to 16/8 or 18/6? 12/12 seemed. Convenient to me since I wanted to stick to itm

[@ServicioTHD]

@@MrWarhead16 Hello there, i have started a 16/8 fasting since Nov 2021 and it helped me to maintain my weight. My recommendation is to listen to the Huberman Podcast, he has a full episode explaining the pros and cons of fasting.

[@Marie-tf8ug]

Cured my pre diabetes eating IF. Love it

[@jameslachance5252]

Cliff bars . Always a go to.

[@jessemole9430]

Rollins has seriously dark eyes, not a blank stare or dark as in evil but ....almost like a shining darkness in his eyes, dude is cool as fuck

[@legendarytoby]

Living in Flint, I can definitely relate to the water situation.

[@casey2173]

I love hearing him talk about joy division.

[@zakur0hako]

Eating once a day made my life so much easier and I feel great. Really opens your eyes oh how much we overeat in general

[@spreadthevegemite8064]

How do get more info on Intermitted Fasting?

[@grygoriirozdorozhniuk3750]

Please invite Dr. Valter Longo He has been studying longevity and fasting for over 30 years Very interesting person!!!

[@allenmemmott3805]

I do this diet most of the time naturally, for a long time now. I tried adding a daily vitamin it helped but it was harder to sleep when I was taking the vitamin..

[@XTheSpartanX7]

what a goddamn legend. He is doing OMAD and 2MAD intuitively.

[@strummerville290]

Wonder what camera henry use

[@coyclarkchannel]

Joe, 16/8 is entry level. Talk about clarity try 23/1, best feeling in the world. Every day of my life

[@Lacehairwigs]

Omad is amazing. After 3 day your body adapts And you find out you don't need much to sustain yourself..I eat Omad and swim daily.

[@MrMozzo]

I had tinnitus for 30yrs. I started the 16:8 IF model then extended to 20:4......i no longer have tinnitus.

[@j_freed]

I often eat only twice a day, and at some meals eat only protein, or only vegetables, for example. *This really is like clean energy mode,* versus stuffing back a whole variety of food every few hours. Starchy carbs, processed foods, really spicy or fried foods, desserts and snack foods, I don't crave any of those things because I stopped caring about them so they don't t really call out to me. Bonus info: *hold off on eating at strange times while you fly overseas, and then wait to eat the next morning after sleep* - this resets your circadian rhythm so you can *recover from jet lag.* You really don't need any food on the flight after dinner in your departure time zone. This assumes good self-care, rest, hydration and diet in days leading up to travel.

[@NeuroHead]

Yeah he is not wrong. I recently started this fasting thing and boy did my energy go up. I have been struggling with sleep and getting up in the morning all my life . It is like a running joke at my work because i was late so often and everyone had sort of accepted it. Now i sleep all night and sometimes bounce out of bed at 4 and hit the gym at 5 in the morning before work . Its crazy . I do the same 16/8 time frame as Joe but sometimes i fast longer on the weekends.

[@Ivan-cx3qh]

Why is the full podcast unavailable again??

[@thecouplechallenge7110]

I believe it’s because of the transition to Spotify

[@stoicvibesonly]

18:6 works amazing for me, lunch and dinner before 6. never felt better.

[@gilbertdaroy6901]

Always refreshing listening to Rollins the ubermensch.

[@winters3772]

Everyone is different, but we do tend to eat more then we need. I need to eat pretty often, usually 3 or 5 times a day or I get headaches, dizzy.. but it’s not a lot. Sometimes it’s just nuts or cheese.

[@marcen12]

I used to go 50 straight hours without food from 2017-19 because of work. My dad forced me to change shifts so I can only do about 24 hrs.

[@LaLaBlahBlahh]

My only query is with getting sufficient vitamins and minerals if you’re eating one meal. I like 2 meals per day probably 5 days per week personally, and considering going down to 1 but I do wonder about if I’m getting enough micronutrients

[@charlieclark2609]

I need to tweak some things to make sure I'm getting enough calories but I switched to eating only twice a day this week, and implemented intermittent fasting. I'll eat lunch about 1, then I'll eat again around 6, and I wont again til 1 the next afternoon. I'm staying to feel really good, I'm not sliking my insulin more than I have to, my legs dont feel heavy either. I also drop how much water I drink. I drink to thirst , not just chug a whole bottle of water at a time.

[@Geep1778]

I can attest to fastings effectiveness in losing fat and leading to not having to eat as much as you used to. I absolutely love breakfast always have always will but after pushing my no food window gradually up to 14 15-16 hrs… I don’t Wake up starving for some waffles lol. I have my coffee and I’m good till 12 noon. I actually don’t get hungry until I eat something or do something strenuous like workout.

[@Shin280891]

I weighed 63 kg at 185 cm for the past 10 years or so and now at 29 I finally reached 78 kg through forcing myself to eat more since January 2021, so after watching this I feel confused, was this video mostly for those who struggle to lose weight rather than gain it? Because if not, then by this video's logic I shouldn't have forced myself to eat more and should have remained a skinny 63 kg dude :D

[@w7n424]

I fast between 2pm to 10pm your body really does adapt, I don’t even feel hungry until around 2 and I wake up more energised. Human body shouldn’t be digesting 24/7 and it makes you feel like shit...

[@johnstewart2793]

I been 1 meal a day, 7 day fast 2/3 times year. main meal 1/4 pm. feel best i ever have. Recent research says can stop/reverse ageing. Low carb/keto also. The longer the time between meals is the thing.

[@djomlas888]

6 hour eating window, 14 kg lighter in just 4 months, best thing I ever did and I aint stoppin any time soon

[@ramneekgill5580]

Does rogan eat shakes before than 16 hr 8 hr window ..as in does he count his green shakes before his workouts in the morning as just fluids? Genuinely curious

[@mustafabaris9681]

Also been doing the 16/8 intermittent fasting.. Get up at 5 am each day , hit the gym and don’t have my first meal until 11 am.. Your body is an amazing machine that can adopt to anything as long as you take the time to train it .. Intermittent fasting has amazing benefits ..

[@NikAlmond]

Mustafa Baris I do this exact same routine

[@mustafabaris9681]

Nik M Good for you ..! There is nothing better than watching the sun come up and having the bizarre sense of accomplishment of telling myself I beat the sun again today : )

[@NikAlmond]

@@mustafabaris9681 or the fact that you feel like you are mildly in the same arena as jocko willink for being up this early

[@mustafabaris9681]

Nik M The reason why I started getting up early is because I am much more productive between 05 : 30 am till 08 : 30 am versus 08 : 30 pm till 11 : 30 pm ... Also , it’s a great habit ..

[@calbar8793]

You “beat the sun”? The sun beats your ass all your life, you’re chasing the dragon there champ

[@garystefan3995]

I eat 16:8 and do OMAD 2 x a week. My sugar cravings are gone, sleep better, insulin resistance gone, lost over 15lbs too.

[@eartharian]

Yo Gary! Doing keto or regular eating during if and omad?

[@jessicaamber6623]

.....as I'm eating a burrito.....

[@afrocoolio25]

Very good choice of picking and choosing what to eat. PSA: If you can, try to buy American brands of bottled water when traveling. If you see PepsiCo or Coca-Cola brand, buy that brand of water. The restrictions when bottling are very strict and it is going to be clean.

[@zederith1048]

Traveled to Volgograd,Russia a few years ago and the sodas tasted 'off'. It was the sugar.None of the cheap high-fructose corn syrup in any of them,really, I searched around over the few weeks cuz I was used to the taste & drank many a can back then. It surprised me that we load up our citizens in the US with that stuff & Russia seems to avoid it,AND many offices have a mandatory exercise break there. The girl I was there seeing had commented on the number of overweight people she saw here & I began to notice this as well after her observation & seeing the avg crowds over there compared to here.We have issues.

[@Princeton_James]

Joe pushes that IF on every show.

[@Ragnar-Viking]

1 day a,week I go from 16 to 20.Eat clean and you'll never have to worry about weight.

[@jjohnsengraciesmom]

What is 16 to 20? You mean that ma y hours without food?

[@jonathanryan2915]

@@jjohnsengraciesmom you got it. One meal a day for 2 weeks and you'll never look back. Life gets better after that as long as you have the discipline to keep it going

[@TheDragon160]

I love Henry Rollins. Joe and Henry could be related!

[@shwe5359]

So true

[@Texas1694]

Joe “I’m just having some liquid or something like that” Rogan

[@KenLongTortoise]

dr jason fung intermittent fasting + keto for the win

[@TERMlNAT0R]

Looks like that guy from the skip the dishes commerical; "Order me something young like avocado on toast"

[@Zentinalphayze]

i dont really have any extra pounds to lose so i just eat whatever the hell i want during the 8 hour window whenever i feel like eating. still works great

[@MsSimonsunburst]

I remember seeing his liar video on MTV Beavis and Butthead. 😎

[@ozzmarkk]

So, you've got over 20 years of catching up to do.

[@ph69jbl]

Every time I see him a snap shot of B&B watching liar liar comes to my mind :)

[@patrickmccutcheon8860]

"This guy's got a cool smile."

[@whitetee99kid56]

That song go hard with 🔥

[@juanblanco1267]

I’ve been eating healthy for years now. My friends would make fun of me over it, but now that we are in our 40s, my friends have all kinds of health problems related to lifestyle and poor diet. They also look old. I look slim and young and i feel like i’m still in my 20s

[@yellowbmblbee]

It's all about making money...the more we eat, the more the industries make.

[@headlesssoldier]

They have said so many things I’ve agreed with and lived . Especially the constant eating . We overload our guts with so much food it bogs the body down

[@finneire2081]

It works for sure ive started eating less And got so much more energy and feel so much better feel so good in the mornings and can wake up refreshed earlier

[@streetwisehercules9956]

Eat when you’re hungry or feel like it, no need to fit in more than you need or missing out.

[@hermanholmbergwike6494]

Street Wise Hercules If you eat whenever you feel like it you’ll end up obese, pretty simple. There are a looot of times where I’ll feel like eating or snacking on something good when I shouldn’t be eating, good thing I have a modicum of self-restraint or I would have been a (more than normal) fat guy for sure.

[@Radnally]

Why eat?! You just get hungry again.

[@johnnynbk]

there's something to that. it seems silly.

[@morypal]

Why breathe?

[@santosgalvan6076]

I started intermittent fasting when I turned 29. I did two straight days out of the week of 600 calories each day. Waist line shrunk. Skin started looking better, energy was through the roof. My blood pressure went from 143/90 to 125/73. Our bodies run more efficiently on a routine of stress, rest, adapt, repeat.

[@Bill-hk9yh]

What did you eat/drink and at what time?

[@Bill-hk9yh]

I tried doing the eat stop eat thing but im only a man and i hate black coffee after drinking it for too long lol

[@techdeathhippie6319]

I also want to know what you are on these days .

[@paulgrieve5383]

I love him

[@killemall69]

Yeah and they both look so good for doin it ...

[@johnnybeefum]

does it work if you only eat ham?

[@beattykristopher]

I am not saying that this philosophy is wrong, but as a distance runner I could not do intermittent fasting. I have very little body fat, and I regularly deplete the glycogen in my muscles. The body is like a machine in some ways, and if I don’t provide that machine fuel, I will not be able to run those miles. But I understand that this is not the lifestyle most people live.

[@guerilla3633]

I’m watching this on my lunch break at work and tbh I’m not an obese guy, maybe like 16% body fat, but this is the hardest I’ve been unintentionally fat shamed lol. But I love these guys Henry Rollins is a legend