What happens to your body if you eat only once a day

OMAD (meaning “a daily meal”) is a form of interrupted fasting that many claim helps with weight loss. But how does your body react to the sudden lack of food? You can add weight to malnutrition, your body activates “hunger function” and save all [...]
You can add weight
In case of malnutrition, your body activates “hunger function” and preserves all the food you consume. Basically slows down your metabolism. Additionally, the production of cortisol (a stress hormone) increases, and this makes you fat.
The level of blood sugar can become unstable
Hippoglycemia (extraordinary low in blood) is often caused by fasting, especially if you have Type 2 diabetes.
You may lack nutrients
One meal a day may not be able to provide an adequate supply of vitamins. As a result, you are in a higher risk of developing the consequences of lack of vitamin.
You may suffer from headaches
“Diet Head disorders” are quite common among those who want to lose those excess pounds as soon as possible. They occur for many reasons, either because of a period of adjustment, a drop in blood sugar, a lack of magnesium, and many other factors of poor nutrition.
You can always be invited
Eating a meal a day diverts the flow of blood toward saving fat. Low calories make you feel cold and hungry constantly.
More Likely to Eat Unhealthily
After a few hours of starvation, a bowl of brocol can be the last thing in your mind. After a heavy meal, you may also feel sluggish and unmotivated.












