Mr Baker those are very impressive stats. So would I be right in assuming you are fasting chiefly for the good general health benefits rather than diabetic impact?
I have several long term goals. I am trying to find the best regime for me, with the least input. I am in a mid cardio, heavier weights term, with a back bone of mainly OMAD at least 4 days a week and multi-day fasting once a month. I believe the multi-day fasting I can treat as a muscle rest, hence the single sets of weights (but still semi-heavy).
I know I have a blood sugar rise with workouts, and believe this was keeping my HbA1c higher than if I was just walking, but I think OMAD mitigates the overall rise, which I will get tested next month on my surgery HbA1c. I have seen that if I increase the cardio, I loose lean mass but my weight goes down by around 3 Kgs, but this produces for me high 3's / low 4's FBG. I want to see what focused heavy weights, OMAD / IF and multi-day fasting does for me. Ultimately I would like to train fasted cardio for between 30 and 45 minutes, followed by a heavy weights HiiT session of 15 minutes (I can fit this in without impacting the family, with careful timing). Then my meal with the family (ideally between 15-16:00), then do my cabby duties (football / dancing), this is where I get a further opportunity to do another workout, as a broad picture.
I have mentioned before but, I also have the vanity 6 pack project to have something to aim at, at least every 4 months, so I achieved this earlier in the year, so know this is prominent at minus 3 Kgs from where I am. Lastly I am training to be a PT, so have an aim to assist my wife in her health clinic (passed 2 exams 2 weekends ago).