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Contra-indications​ for Intermittent Fasting.

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There are some diseases and conditions that will not be improved by (Intermittent) Fasting.

Can you help us compile a list?

It would make it easier if we had a separate sub-thread for each contra-indication.

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Anorexia

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Trying to conceive

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Pregnant

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Brest-feeding

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Type one Diabetes

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Warfarin

If you transition into (Intermittent) Fasting, and have regular INR checks, I do not think it would be a problem.

My INR decreased, so I took 1mg/day more Warfarin - now I am on Eliquis, and it might be partially because I am fasting that my doctor put me on Eliquis (=Apixaban).

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I am on warfarin and do IF. Thankfully I’ve actually become more predictable and stable with my inr.

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