8-hour time-restricted eating linked to a 91% higher risk of cardiovascular death [American Heart Association]
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Dameon Farrow
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If the experts are against it it must work. These same people fall over themselves to rush out a drug with 80 side effect...hide the effects at the bottom of the screen...then attach a catchy jingle over all the bs like that makes it right.
So...I sat and read through the whole. Evidently the details of what they actually ate during the 8 hours wasn't released with this. Propaganda red flag.
Apparently a number of individuals who participated already had both heart disease and cancers. Numbers also not released. Propaganda red flag no. 2.
@get these nets where did you get this?
So...I sat and read through the whole. Evidently the details of what they actually ate during the 8 hours wasn't released with this. Propaganda red flag.
Apparently a number of individuals who participated already had both heart disease and cancers. Numbers also not released. Propaganda red flag no. 2.
@get these nets where did you get this?
the body is using way less energy while immobile so perhaps the negative effects of that "fasting" is negated.
BobbyBooshay
Arnold Jackson
This the same org which recommends crappy Cereals for Breakfast and they release this during Ramadan wild
Fasting been part of human history since day dot, our bodies are designed for it, we literally we store fat for energy so we can fast. Its nothing new.
The constant eating for the masses is relatively new in human history, damn even growing up our grandparents would say no snacks etc. No surprise the abundance of food and crap has coincided with the obese and health issues.
You wont die from fasting, we do it every night. Doctors even tell you to fast before certain surgeries. Many Religions do it.
I've been doing IF for years, so much easier to be in a calorie deficit, not to mention the health benefits to do with bad cells etc
Fasting been part of human history since day dot, our bodies are designed for it, we literally we store fat for energy so we can fast. Its nothing new.
The constant eating for the masses is relatively new in human history, damn even growing up our grandparents would say no snacks etc. No surprise the abundance of food and crap has coincided with the obese and health issues.
You wont die from fasting, we do it every night. Doctors even tell you to fast before certain surgeries. Many Religions do it.
I've been doing IF for years, so much easier to be in a calorie deficit, not to mention the health benefits to do with bad cells etc
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BobbyBooshay
Arnold Jackson
there's many people who don't eat often or a lot in their culture and live longer. fasting is not harmful to everyone.
i'm not on board with the idea of fasting being bad in general at all.
Id rather listen to the goat cardiologist Dr. Pradip on this subject
cacs trying sell u nikkas pills
that's cool but how do we just always jump to cacs this n that. they quoted chinese doctors in china amongst their sources lol
get these nets
Veteran
It's a news release from the American Heart Association. Mentioned in the logo, byline, and first paragraph of the article in OP
For medical news media
8-hour time-restricted eating linked to a 91% higher risk of cardiovascular death
03/19/24 Editor’s note: The research authors have shared their full poster presentation for updated details about their research abstract. Please see the digital file attached, in the right hand column for these details. The most current statistics, ...
newsroom.heart.org
For general media
Time-restricted eating may raise cardiovascular death risk in the long term
But questions remain about just how time-restricted eating, which limits calorie consumption to part of the day, affects heart disease and stroke risks.
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Yea...u really don't know what to believe anymore, or if you can TRULY trust our government/propaganda. This is shyt is crazy. Like, do they really have your best interest in mind?
Are TOO many ppl exercising now, fasting, cutting fast-food out their diets, not smoking, cutting out soda, ETC? These hospitals across the country have gotten richer and richer, off ppl having heart attacks, heart failure, procedures, ETC. These health-networks have expanded everywhere and need to maintain their bottom-lines, on top of satisfying their shareholders. Again...do these folks truly want u healthy?
What are you talking about?
Obesity and its related effects like diabetes are ON THE RISE. Hospitals in this country are closing every year. Doctor shortage is getting worse every year.
Why not? You don't have to be a Muslim to do it. I do it out of respect to the ancestors who were brought here as slaves.Why? No disrespect, just curious.
Intermittent fasting for weight loss in people with type 2 diabetes
People with obesity and type 2 diabetes lost more weight using daily periods of fasting than by trying to restrict calories over a six-month period.
Seems to be okay for the Type 2 folks. Of course Type 1 people should monitor at all times and eat if it gets bad or not do it all.
HarlemHottie
Uptown Thoroughbred
My natural eating habits lean toward 16:8 intermittent fasting. It wouldn't be much of a change, if any.
It isn't just eating. It's also drinking. It's a dry fast, not a water fast. Because you can't drink to mask hunger it's actually harder than a water fast.
@get these nets I think you should fast from posting on The Coli.
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