A free 5-day email challenge for women who want fasting to feel easy, not brutal. Find your eating window at 12 hours, learn what breaks a fast, build a first meal that keeps you full, step up to 14:10 when you are ready and fix what is not working. No 20-hour fasts, no skipped dinners with your family.
One short email a day, one step at a time.
About 30 minutes across the whole week, and most of the fasting happens while you sleep.
This is the same ease-in I use with new clients, because most women who quit fasting started too hard, not too soft.
Use the free fasting calculator to place a 12:12 window around your wake time, bedtime and family dinner, then put it on the fridge.
◷ 2 minCoffee, a splash of milk, lemon water, sweeteners, gum and wine, sorted into yes, no and it depends, so you stop second-guessing every morning.
◷ 5 minFind your daily protein target and plan a first meal with 25 to 35 grams, the step that keeps the fast from feeling shaky.
◷ 10 minThree signs you are ready to stretch to 14 hours, plus the over-40 and perimenopause rules that protect your sleep.
◷ 5 minFix the three things that make women quit (no weight loss, hunger and poor sleep), then take a 60-second weight check.
◷ 5 minMade for busy women 25+, women over 40 and beginners who want to try intermittent fasting without white-knuckling through hunger, headaches and bad sleep.

I am a NASM-certified trainer and NESTA nutrition coach with 20+ years of coaching, and most of the women I work with are between 40 and 60. The ones who succeed with fasting start at 12 hours, eat real protein and keep an early dinner. These five days give you exactly that, with no extreme fasts and no miracle drinks.
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This challenge is general wellness education, not medical advice. Please skip intermittent fasting if you are pregnant or breastfeeding, under 18, or have a history of disordered eating. If you have diabetes, take insulin or other blood-sugar or blood-pressure medication, or manage a medical condition, talk to your doctor before you change when you eat. Stop and eat if you feel faint, dizzy or shaky.
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