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Time restricted feeding improves metabolism, whatever the time of initiation!
9 December 2019
Science Pearls
Talk by Dr Prashant Regmi at the ANZOS-ASLM-ICCR 2019 Conference Joint National and International Conference on Obesity and Related Chronic Diseases, Sydney, Australia.
Talk title : « Time restricted feeding improves metabolic outcomes in mice with and without a phase delay in initiation »
Time restricted feeding (TRF, 10-hours from lights off) reduces body weight, improves glucose tolerance and insulin sensibility and prevent hepatic steatosis in mice fed high-fat diet. Delaying the initiation of TRF (4-hours, akin to breakfast skipping) reduced weight and fat mass losses, but did not significantly impact improvements that were observed in glucose metabolism.
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