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Most of the studies I've come across regarding fasting are done with mice. I wanna see someone test this in production by using human test subjects!
by lubonay 10y ago
Most of the studies I've come across regarding fasting are done with mice. I wanna see someone test this in production by using human test subjects!
- lawless123 10y agoResults will be available in ~90 years.
- dingdingdang 10y agoIf at all: some of these findings were implemented health practises roughly 100 years ago (see for example iodine as mentioned above).
- monodeldiablo 10y agoThere are a few small-scale case studies done on human subjects, but they're fairly recent. I was just reading one late last year on ~10 subjects. The experimental group (5-6 patients) had equal or better response to chemo and experienced fewer side effects than the control. For obvious ethical reasons, though, I think they can only do this with patients with a terminal prognosis. Nevertheless, in my experience, you'd get a lot of volunteers from anybody undergoing chemo.
- reirob 10y agoAbout studies over 20 years with human patients: http://apache2.pum.edu.pl/~fasting/bur_ab.doc http://apache2.pum.edu.pl/~fasting/bur_ab.doc