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SaintInBucLand said
It worked extremely well for me, and many others I have met in my journey to find answers with long covid. Also I find your attempt to belittle autophagy induced by fasting by calling it starvation induced autophagy puerile and shows if you cannot come with intelligent discussion, instead you attack it with hyperbole.

As I've already pointed out, the problem is not you saying you think it worked for you, but your irrationally denying that other people found it made their symptoms worse.

And starvation-induced autophagy is a correct term for autophagy induced by starvation, amazingly enough. It's literal, not hyperbolic at all. See, for example: https://scholar.google.co.uk/schola...autophagy&hl=en&as_sdt=0&as_vis=1&oi=scholart

SaintInBucLand said
And your counter point to the studies I posted is comical, at no point did myself or Dago say that fasting works for everything, nice straw man to attack there. But what those studies DO show are many common metabolic health issues that have been shown to be improved with fasting.

If you're agreeing that fasting may be effective for some things, for some individuals, depending on their circumstances, but not for everything, you're going a really strange way about it.

And no, you can't take studies about "weight loss and type 2 diabetes risk reduction in overweight and obese populations" that conclude "more research is required before solid conclusions can be reached", for example, and conclude that fasting would be universally beneficial without risk of harm in patients with long Covid.