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Hi @Juliana.Rivers, good to hear from you! Every now and then some 'old soldiers' popping up on the forum. :grin:
Interesting research from the first looks of it I will try to get a closer look at the analysis later, seems worth it). Thanks a lot for sharing
P-JK wrote: Hi @Juliana.Rivers, good to hear from you! Every now and then some 'old soldiers' popping up on the forum. :grin:
Interesting research from the first looks of it I will try to get a closer look at the analysis later, seems worth it). Thanks a lot for sharing


Good to pop my head back in:

Im guessing many of the "old sodiers" have reached goal by now so arent fasting regularly or if they are, have no need to involve themselves in fasting discussion?
Not sure how well everybody is doing (how many were and are still succesful, how many 'fell off the wagon' for shorter or longer time)? Perhaps we should start a separate 'old soldiers' topic to find out. Perhaps a new version of the questionnaire we did years ago https://forum.fastday.com/the-5-2-lab-f10/5-2-questionnaire-results-stats-and-everything-must-read-t10065.html
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