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Fwiw there was a very recent study seeking to compare the longevity increases (in mice) from time-restricted eating vs calorie restriction. In this study, 100%
by kgin 5y ago
Fwiw there was a very recent study seeking to compare the longevity increases (in mice) from time-restricted eating vs calorie restriction. In this study, 100% of the benefit was due to time-restricted eating, none from calorie restriction. https://twitter.com/LammingLab/status/1450120927195406342?s=20 https://twitter.com/LammingLab/status/1450120927195406342?s=...
- kspacewalk2 5y agoYou've clearly indicated this, but I think it's worth highlighting because it's so crucial a caveat: In Mice.
- neaden 5y agoEven moreso in this studies than many others, as the tweets point out the mice were doing the human equivalent of fasting for a week.
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- lurquer 5y agoA follow-up study followed a group of people who only ate calorie-restricted mice once a day. I can’t find the link, unfortunately.