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  • the gathering of BRICS and other countries this week spotlights a growing convergence of nations who hope to see a shift in the global balance of power and – in the case of some, like Moscow, Beijing and Tehran – directly counter the United States-led West.

    Tacit admission the two are one and the same. To shift the global balance of power the United States-led West must be countered.

    But despite Russia’s sweeping rhetoric, the leaders meeting in Kazan have a wide range of viewpoints and interests – a reality of BRICS that observers say limits their ability to send a unified message – especially the kind Putin may desire

    Democracy? That’s actually a bad thing, sweetie.









  • A lot of people eat one meal a day or in an intermittent fasting style

    In intermittent fasting when you eat one meal a day you only do it for two days out of the week, and the rest of the week you eat normally. Even when you split your day 18/6, not eating/eating, the 6h hours allows you to eat two meals a long time apart. Enough time for your body to process the food and absorb the nutrients, and ready to get started on the next batch when you eat before the 6h is up.

    when I was mostly eating one meal a day for a couple of months without those things happening to me.

    I guess it depends how much you have in reserve. OP said he’s not doing it for weightloss. If someone who maintains normal weight by eating normally, cutting that down drastically and suddenly might negatively affect them.

    Every caloric deficit can be called “starvation with extra steps”.

    I was mostly talking about how it might make one feel.



  • I don’t want to learn that I accidentally screwed my health by doing something very wrong.

    You mean like by eating one meal a day?

    Humans are foragers, our digestive systems are designed to constantly have something in our stomachs, that is because we need energy throughout the day (both for physical and mental exertion). What isn’t immediately used for energy from that one meal will either be stored (as fat) or excreted. The fat stores only get tapped into by strenuous physical activity, so what’s likely gonna happen is that you’ll be hungry for most of the day, and once you do eat you will overeat (cause the thinking goes: oh it’s only one meal, I have to eat for the whole day).

    Please don’t do it, it isn’t healthy. My prediction is that you will be tired most of the time, you’ll have trouble remembering things, you’ll sleep longer, and you’ll feel a general lack of energy for most of the day. Eating one meal a day is basically starvation with extra steps.