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It is marketed as a diet. however its based on the idea that if you have a reduced calorie intake you'll live longer. However: a) its yet to be proved in huma
by KaiserPro 11y ago
It is marketed as a diet.
however its based on the idea that if you have a reduced calorie intake you'll live longer. However:
a) its yet to be proved in humans (worms, flies and lemurs, yes.)[1]
b) to get the benefit we're talking about ~1800 calories a day. Having accidental done something like that for almost a year, I cannot stress how terrible your quality of life is.
[1] http://www.nature.com/nature/journal/v430/n7000/abs/nature02789.html http://www.nature.com/nature/journal/v430/n7000/abs/nature02...
- NLips 11y agoI don't believe we have the structures in place ever to 'prove' alternate-day fasting will extend human life. In response to your point b), presumably you mean the deficit is ~1800 kcals per fast day? Why was this so terrible?
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