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In this live segment, host Kelly (referred to as Speaker A) interviews author Jorge Cruise about his "Cruise Control Diet" and the principles of intermittent fasting (IF). Cruise explains that he has been practicing a 16‑hour fast with an 8‑hour eating window, emphasizing that unlike keto, carbs are allowed during the eating window because they do not break the fast when consumed in the proper timeframe. The conversation highlights the metabolic rationale: proteins and carbs raise insulin and thus end the fast, while healthy fats do not. To help viewers navigate the fasting period, they demonstrate two “fast‑friendly” recipes—a no‑cook chia‑seed vanilla pudding and a cinnamon‑spice coffee—both sweetened with erythritol (or stevia) and using heavy cream, which they claim contain no sugar or protein and therefore won’t spike insulin. The host repeatedly promotes the book, asserts that the diet can lead to rapid belly‑fat loss (up to a pound per day), and encourages the audience to try the recipes. The segment ends with a call‑to‑action to purchase the Cruise Control Diet book.

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