Fasting Study Insights
A recent study involving 80,000 participants revealed that most people found it easy to adhere to a ten-hour eating window, often choosing to eat later in the day. Despite some concerns about compliance, the results showed improvements in mood and energy levels, along with modest weight loss. Interestingly, many participants opted for late eating, highlighting the practicality of their choices.In this clip
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Intermittent Fasting Stories
Episode 307: Dr. Tim Spector
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