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I accidentally stumbled upon it, just wanted something SIMPLE to log my fasting hours when I first started learning about intermittent fasting but it has sparked my interest in all things related to fasting and health.
Im not able to afford paid version and Im extremely grateful that the free version has enough basic information and tracking features to inspire change and at least plant that seed to help people want to learn more, and to want to live with more insight, regardless of economic situation.
I was that moron.. This app has been a revelation, and has been instrumental in opening the door to a new world to me so to speak. It has been invaluable in changing my attitude towards food, fasting, meditation. If you have the means to buy the paid version do it, it will be a small investment for what you get.
For me sadly the the price point for the paid version for this and the podcast is not doable but the free version can be very eye opening. Dont just log fasts like I did at first. Dive in and discover everything on the app thats available for free and listen to the podcasts. Fasting and tracking my glucose is now my normal way of life. Then the pandemic happened and I stress ate my way through. I highly recommend this app for weight loss, health, energy, anti-aging, etc.
I tried a lot of apps for fasting and this is the most flexible. It has some scheduled routines and a lot of freestyle, so lets you do you. Notifications are inspiring as it shows how many other people are fasting. You can eat a wider variety of foods if you fast regularly with far less negative impact on your weight and health. Thinking of trying intermittent fasting? We got you. If you're new to the concept of intermittent fasting or "IF" as it is sometimes called , here's basic overview: You don't eat "fast" for a majority of the day, usually about 16 hours.
Yeah, that's it. Jamie Miller, R. Like with any diet regime, there are some drawbacks. You can request that data be deleted. I used the Zero app on my Google Pixel for well over fasts.
About 7 weeks ago I purchased an iPhone 13 Pro Max, installed the app and opened it. Fasts from April 12 - July 26 are not showing on the calendar or data record in the app. App engineers say the data is in "the cloud" but can't figure out why they aren't showing in the app.
When I hit fasts it sent a "congratulations" notice so I know it has all the data. It's frustrating not to find a solution and see my total record. Hi Polly — We're sorry to hear about this issue with fast data not displaying and are here to help. Can you please send us an email at support zerolongevity. Fine app. I like what it has to offer as it's mostly a timer with so e reminders. They took away the timer from when you ended your last fast which is a bummer. The Zero Fasting app is a simple concept executed well and all you need to get started with intermittent fasting.
These fasting options include:. The first tab is your timer. For each fast, there is a logging summary. This screen includes your progress towards your end goal, you can share it with your friends on social media. Here you can add a feeling emoji with a text box.
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