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Alcohol quebra um jejum?

Breaks a fast

Alcohol quebra o jejum. Fornece calorias significativas ou dispara uma resposta de insulina que encerra o estado metabólico em jejum.

Calorias

~100–150 kcal per standard drink (7 kcal/g of ethanol)

Por quê — a lógica de caloria e insulina

Alcohol provides 7 kcal per gram — second only to fat. A standard drink (12 oz beer, 5 oz wine, 1.5 oz spirits) delivers 100–150 kcal. Ethanol is a priority fuel that the liver processes before fat, effectively halting fat oxidation while it is being metabolised. It also disrupts sleep quality, which can compound the hunger effects of fasting.

Isso depende do seu objetivo de jejum?

Alcohol breaks a fast for every common fasting goal: it adds significant calories (weight loss), halts fat oxidation (metabolic health), and strongly suppresses autophagy. Drinking alcohol in the fasting window also increases the risk of hypoglycaemia for anyone predisposed, particularly if they have not eaten in many hours. Alcohol is best kept to the eating window, in moderation.

Perguntas frequentes

Does alcohol break a fast?
Yes. Alcohol provides ~7 kcal per gram, halts fat burning while the liver processes it, and suppresses autophagy. It breaks a fast for every common fasting goal.

Fontes

  1. Healthline — Can You Drink Alcohol While Intermittent Fasting?

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