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'I lost 3st following Dr Mosley's Fast 800 with new snack and drink between meals' - Vimarsana News

'I lost 3st following Dr Mosley's Fast 800 with new snack and drink between meals'

Former yo-yo dieter Lucy Nield has transformed her diet with Dr Mosley's The Fast 800 plan, and credits Time Restricted Eating and following a Mediterranean-style diet for her three-stone weight loss

'I followed Dr Mosley's advice and changed when I ate my food - I dropped three stone' - Vimarsana News

'I followed Dr Mosley's advice and changed when I ate my food - I dropped three stone'

Lucy Nield credits Time Restricted Eating for her three-stone weight loss with Dr Mosley's The Fast 800 plan, which sees dieters follow a Mediterranean-style diet and intermittent fasting

'I tried Dr Michael Mosley's The Fast 800 diet - I lost 5st eating butter and full-fat milk' - Vimarsana News

'I tried Dr Michael Mosley's The Fast 800 diet - I lost 5st eating butter and full-fat milk'

Yo-yo dieter Jill O'Connell now swears by The Fast 800 diet by Michael Mosley after she managed to lose almost five stone thanks to intermittent fasting

Mark Wahlberg cheats on his famous diet as he sips his very own tequila - Vimarsana News

Mark Wahlberg cheats on his famous diet as he sips his very own tequila

Wahlberg stopped into West Hollywood hotspot Casa Madera on Tuesday. The movie icon had dinner with Noble 33 hospitality group CEO and Co-Founder Mikey Tanha.

Rishi Sunak joins celeb club including Coldplay star Chris Martin who swear by fasting habit - Vimarsana News

Rishi Sunak joins celeb club including Coldplay star Chris Martin who swear by fasting habit

OMAD - an abbreviation for 'one meal a day', the outlandish intermittent fasting trend does exactly what it says on the tin. But does it have any clear scientific benefits?