Tag: intermittent fasting
Eating your first meal after noon may raise your death risk by nearly 30%
A huge US cohort tracked when 31,000 adults took their first bite each day, and the clock on the wall mattered more than expected.
Intermittent fasting vs. calorie restriction: which actually works better?
The honest answer from 2025 trials is smaller than the diet-book claims suggest.
Limiting your meals to an 8-hour window may sharpen your aging brain
A small Rutgers trial links a shorter daily eating window to sharper problem-solving in older women.
What actually happens inside your body when you fast for 16 hours
The interesting part of a 16-hour fast starts around hour 12, not the first minute.
Two morning habits linked to a lower BMI years later
A large Spanish cohort links two simple morning habits to a lower body mass index years later.
How long you wait between meals may affect how fast your body accumulates disease after 70
New research from Karolinska Institutet links long gaps between meals to faster disease accumulation.