@valentina0fly bella si solo lees el título pues no se que decirte https://t.co/YRlD8qsmEJ https://t.co/rONl82GHG2
Intermittent versus continuous energy restriction on weight loss and cardiometabolic outcomes: a systematic review and meta-analysis of randomized controlled trials.
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The overall tone of the discussions reflects a cautious and analytical attitude, with posts mentioning the similarity of weight loss outcomes between different dieting strategies, such as 'similar weight loss and metabolic outcomes,' and questioning biases by citing conflicts of interest. The tone varies from neutral curiosity to skepticism, exemplified by comments like 'really? minor effects?' and references to conflicting meta-analyses, which suggest that users see the publication as relevant but not definitive enough to change prevailing views.
The discussions show mixed opinions, with some posts recognizing the summarized findings of similar effectiveness between intermittent and continuous energy restriction, while others question the long-term benefits or cite conflicting evidence.
There is a modest but noticeable curiosity about the topic, as several posts reference meta-analyses and express curiosity about the article's implications, but some posts are brief or dismissive.
Posts refer to the article's methods, cite specific studies, and discuss implications for dieting strategies, indicating an active, thoughtful engagement rather than superficial mentions.
While some users raise concerns about biases or limitations, most acknowledge the importance of the topic, but there's not a consensus on its overall influence, leading to a neutral impact perception.
Abstract in brief
- A systematic review and meta-analysis evaluated the effectiveness of intermittent energy restriction (IER) compared to continuous energy restriction for weight loss and health metrics like blood pressure and metabolic risk factors.
- The analysis included eleven trials, showing that both IER and continuous approaches resulted in similar weight loss outcomes, with IER leading to a slight decline in fasting insulin levels.
- Overall, both diets were similarly effective, and further long-term studies are needed to fully understand the benefits and drawbacks of each method.
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Most liked on X and Bluesky@NEJM @sciencemagazine @CellPressNews @Cell_Metabolism @EatingWell 2. Exclusion (or not including) of the citation of relevant but negative meta-analyses like this one indicates bias and lack of balance https://t.co/Llez0j5oHm @BioMedCentral #openaccess by @CioffiIolanda Simona Bo and colleagues @unito https://t.co/s6HZHwvQwy
@drjasonfung I commented about daily time-restricted eating, not fasts and religions. I also wrote that there's rationale and potential. If it was so clearcut, there wouldn't be reviews that call for randomized trials with long-term follow up https://t.co/8ea0hG0yoo https://t.co/Llez0j5oHm https://t.co/FpiDWA8Sbe
@EricTopol @justsaysinmice @SatchinPanda Randomized trial? Seek and ye shall find. Intermittent fasting comparable to general calorie restriction. (Other studies show both better than status quo-daily quart of ice cream. Alas.) https://t.co/V0WQxY6zZO
10/Repeated fasting also doesn't appear to increase PGC-1a/other mito outcomes in skeletal muscle with or without CR & there doesn’t appear to be any inherent metabolic health benefits of IF vs CR, agreeing with our acute findings. https://t.co/qguaN9k5IY https://t.co/vzE8zLl85T
Este meta-análisis sigue la misma línea. No encuentra diferencias entre ayuno y restricción continua en pérdida de peso ni en parámetros metabólicos, aunque estudia personas que no desarrollaron diabetes. https://t.co/awUKqO3ZXT
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#intermmittent fasting |الصيام المتقطع والصيام العكسي وكل جديدفيه | #reversedieting
RT @aber1437: @AAlshehriMD (لا يوجد دليل علمي)! طيب ما رأيك في هذه الأبحاث العلمية التي تتكلم عن فائدته لإنقاص الوزن؟! https://t.co/bacQ4rV…
@AAlshehriMD (لا يوجد دليل علمي)! طيب ما رأيك في هذه الأبحاث العلمية التي تتكلم عن فائدته لإنقاص الوزن؟! https://t.co/bacQ4rVX6Z https://t.co/UloFg8WH2c https://t.co/y5NC0Jk8s3 https://t.co/Z88iBMIqel https://t.co/PfimPccmWp هل ثمة مشكلة في هذه الأبحاث وأمثالها أم أنك لم تطلع عليها؟!!
10/Repeated fasting also doesn't appear to increase PGC-1a/other mito outcomes in skeletal muscle with or without CR & there doesn’t appear to be any inherent metabolic health benefits of IF vs CR, agreeing with our acute findings. https://t.co/qguaN9k5IY https://t.co/vzE8zLl85T
@valentina0fly bella si solo lees el título pues no se que decirte https://t.co/YRlD8qsmEJ https://t.co/rONl82GHG2
@opinion98765321 @Kitty_Hatsune07 @eleisnow0906 @DalasReview https://t.co/5c3yOpK3NK y https://t.co/D2ZywDmSTG y https://t.co/5ADfv9gbYN y https://t.co/FgRDk2qFPW y https://t.co/XcoEafb2KB y https://t.co/Uw7FjpuskD y https://t.co/17UQ07lYN7 y https://t.co/9L4R439R18 y https://t.co/K8Lr7AvXHd y https://t.co/rhRLiWC6VI -
RT @edxe47: @Tapereader88 @ArighnaMukherje @theliverdr https://t.co/Skgvpx2yHd https://t.co/8gkPEd8lYN https://t.co/dRk0v9rIhC https://t.co…
@Tapereader88 @ArighnaMukherje @theliverdr https://t.co/Skgvpx2yHd https://t.co/8gkPEd8lYN https://t.co/dRk0v9rIhC https://t.co/2FWCX6H2QA https://t.co/mCUKBmd3SA https://t.co/DvI92DQntW https://t.co/CpIYCPzQBh https://t.co/5TNoI73LBE (2/3)
@Pumpkinowsky https://t.co/cXyIA8Miwt
@CharismaKings @ScepticalDoctor @B_Holmer As for fiber versus fasting, setting aside the vastly larger Epi datasets for fiber : https://t.co/RaTTXAI80g https://t.co/NH419NBO3k https://t.co/r1SDPl6Hf8 https://t.co/lVMToLfeXL https://t.co/87x5UIuoYZ https://t.co/0gPwA5x45K
Link 1️⃣. https://t.co/IJWorz5plF Link 2️⃣. https://t.co/xrHrdmZEF9 Link 3️⃣. https://t.co/p2UWur200T
RT @SaulNutri: Este meta-análisis sigue la misma línea. No encuentra diferencias entre ayuno y restricción continua en pérdida de peso ni e…
Este meta-análisis sigue la misma línea. No encuentra diferencias entre ayuno y restricción continua en pérdida de peso ni en parámetros metabólicos, aunque estudia personas que no desarrollaron diabetes. https://t.co/awUKqO3ZXT
RT @transbiomedici1: Intermittent versus continuous energy restriction on weight loss and cardiometabolic outcomes: a systematic review and…
Intermittent versus continuous energy restriction on weight loss and cardiometabolic outcomes: a systematic review and meta-analysis of randomized controlled trials. https://t.co/GhrPJy81wv
Reviewing an IF paper in preparation for my virtual talk tomorrow (https://t.co/7yekJHZ6X5) and "lack of energy, headaches, feeling cold, constipation, bad breath, lack of concentration, bad temper" are described as "minor" adverse effects. Really? Minor? https://t.co/SOlM2lWRJG
RT @KDujardin: very positive @NEJM review on intermittent fasting (IF) but 1/ conflict of interest:co author Mattson has been practicing IF…
very positive @NEJM review on intermittent fasting (IF) but 1/ conflict of interest:co author Mattson has been practicing IF for over 30 y @EatingWell , 2/ bias not citing recent negative meta analysis (below), 3/ clear need for randomized clinical trial https://t.co/ycd0viDa5y https://t.co/4ry5crhQ9H
RT @EricTopol: @NEJM @sciencemagazine @CellPressNews @Cell_Metabolism @EatingWell 2. Exclusion (or not including) of the citation of releva…
RT @EricTopol: @NEJM @sciencemagazine @CellPressNews @Cell_Metabolism @EatingWell 2. Exclusion (or not including) of the citation of releva…
RT @EricTopol: @NEJM @sciencemagazine @CellPressNews @Cell_Metabolism @EatingWell 2. Exclusion (or not including) of the citation of releva…
RT @DrDHodgson: @EricTopol @justsaysinmice @SatchinPanda Randomized trial? Seek and ye shall find. Intermittent fasting comparable to gener…
RT @EricTopol: @NEJM @sciencemagazine @CellPressNews @Cell_Metabolism @EatingWell 2. Exclusion (or not including) of the citation of releva…
RT @EricTopol: @NEJM @sciencemagazine @CellPressNews @Cell_Metabolism @EatingWell 2. Exclusion (or not including) of the citation of releva…
@NEJM @sciencemagazine @CellPressNews @Cell_Metabolism @EatingWell 2. Exclusion (or not including) of the citation of relevant but negative meta-analyses like this one indicates bias and lack of balance https://t.co/Llez0j5oHm @BioMedCentral #openaccess by @CioffiIolanda Simona Bo and colleagues @unito https://t.co/s6HZHwvQwy
meta-analysis of RCTs: similar #weightloss and metabolic #Health outcomes with #IntermittentFasting vs caloric restriction: https://t.co/5IBUEpBShP
@RG_GTH Inte typ 5:2 vs keto eller vegankost Men det finns en del studier på 5:2 vs råd om "bättre mat" och kalorirestriktion. Så blir det inte bättre med 5:2 https://t.co/iBE1TTpVuE
RT @EricTopol: @drjasonfung I commented about daily time-restricted eating, not fasts and religions. I also wrote that there's rationale an…
RT @EricTopol: @drjasonfung I commented about daily time-restricted eating, not fasts and religions. I also wrote that there's rationale an…
RT @EricTopol: @drjasonfung I commented about daily time-restricted eating, not fasts and religions. I also wrote that there's rationale an…
RT @EricTopol: @drjasonfung I commented about daily time-restricted eating, not fasts and religions. I also wrote that there's rationale an…
@drjasonfung I commented about daily time-restricted eating, not fasts and religions. I also wrote that there's rationale and potential. If it was so clearcut, there wouldn't be reviews that call for randomized trials with long-term follow up https://t.co/8ea0hG0yoo https://t.co/Llez0j5oHm https://t.co/FpiDWA8Sbe
RT @DrDHodgson: @EricTopol @justsaysinmice @SatchinPanda Randomized trial? Seek and ye shall find. Intermittent fasting comparable to gener…
RT @DrDHodgson: @EricTopol @justsaysinmice @SatchinPanda Randomized trial? Seek and ye shall find. Intermittent fasting comparable to gener…
@EricTopol @justsaysinmice @SatchinPanda Randomized trial? Seek and ye shall find. Intermittent fasting comparable to general calorie restriction. (Other studies show both better than status quo-daily quart of ice cream. Alas.) https://t.co/V0WQxY6zZO
@AgnesWold @DrTaMagochi När det gäller råd till allmänheten eller för viktnedgång så verkar dock inte 5:2 fungera nämnvärt bättre än något annat https://t.co/iBE1TTpVuE https://t.co/daeY9qDFTJ Gissningsvis pga bla det som Agnes skrev. Det är inte ett upplägg som alla trivs med
RT @DanielBerglind: Systematic review: intermittent vs. continous caloric restriction and effects on weight-loss and metabolic outcomes: ht…
Systematic review: intermittent vs. continous caloric restriction and effects on weight-loss and metabolic outcomes: https://t.co/q4HuVezxXP