➡️ This review details the molecular basis for metabolic clocks, the regulation of feeding behaviour & evidence for meal timing as an entraining signal for the circadian system in animal models.
Chrono-nutrition: From molecular and neuronal mechanisms to human epidemiology and timed feeding patterns.
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This collection of discussions reflects high engagement and strong agreement about the significance of chrono-nutrition, with examples like references to molecular mechanisms and terms such as 'circadian rhythms' and 'timed feeding.' The use of words like 'research,' 'evidence,' and 'review' signals a serious engagement with the article's scientific content and suggests the field’s growing recognition of its potential impact on health.
Most discussions acknowledge the importance of timing in nutrition and agree that circadian rhythms significantly influence metabolic health.
Posts show high interest by referencing multiple reviews, emphasizing molecular mechanisms, and calling attention to new research findings.
While some comments highlight key concepts and share related studies, few delve deeply into implications or question the findings, leading to moderate engagement.
The focus on evidence for meal timing and circadian disruption demonstrates a recognition of the field's relevance, hinting at potential behavioral and clinical impacts.
Abstract in brief
- Chrononutrition explores how the timing of food intake aligns with our body's internal clock, affecting metabolism and overall health, with signals like light and meal timing helping to regulate this system.
- Disrupting circadian rhythms through irregular eating patterns can lead to adverse metabolic effects, but eating during optimal times of the day, especially earlier, can improve metabolic health by supporting processes like glucose and lipid regulation.
- Research, both in animals and humans, suggests that aligning eating schedules with natural circadian rhythms—such as morning versus evening eating—may prevent or manage metabolic diseases, opening avenues for interventions like time-restricted feeding.
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Most liked on X and BlueskyA1: The term Chrono-nutrition #Chrono_Nutr @AfNutr is the study of the interaction between biological rhythms and nutrition, along with the relationship between these factors and human health. Good recent review paper from the Surrey lab @JJ_clock https://t.co/wWQSZAhrAw
New review paper (free access!) with Alan Flanagan, @DavidBechtold9 & Gerda Pot @LouisBolk #circadian #nutrition #metabolism #TRF #chrononutrition Chrono‐nutrition: From molecular and neuronal mechanisms to human epidemiology and timed feeding patterns https://t.co/3eZkkM9wcD
TIME of eating is important ✅Chrono‐nutrition is an emerging field building on the relationship between temporal eating patterns, circadian rhythms, and metabolic health. Evidence demonstrates adverse metabolic consequences of circadian disruption
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Chrono-nutrition: From molecular and neuronal mechanisms to human epidemiology and timed feeding patterns https://t.co/fm1GTV8zhI
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1.Flanagan A, Bechtold DA, Pot GK, Johnston JD. Chrono‐nutrition: From molecular and neuronal mechanisms to human epidemiology and timed feeding patterns. J Neurochem [Internet]. 2021;157(1):53–72. Disponible en: https://t.co/NTbXwzAY80
#Weightloss: The time of day you eat your biggest meal has little effect says new study @ConversationEDU https://t.co/F6xpLNK6xl https://t.co/qvqTOL4ozP
RT @heniek_htw: ➡️ This review details the molecular basis for metabolic clocks, the regulation of feeding behaviour & evidence for meal ti…
RT @heniek_htw: ➡️ This review details the molecular basis for metabolic clocks, the regulation of feeding behaviour & evidence for meal ti…
@guzmannutrition Sure here are some in the hopper, warning: lots of overlap with TRF: https://t.co/lbA79K7c3O https://t.co/JB2PHzV9Bw https://t.co/2ViIiAUm4W https://t.co/B71s7XcS4e https://t.co/7XZwiEOhW0
RT @heniek_htw: ➡️ This review details the molecular basis for metabolic clocks, the regulation of feeding behaviour & evidence for meal ti…
RT @heniek_htw: ➡️ This review details the molecular basis for metabolic clocks, the regulation of feeding behaviour & evidence for meal ti…
RT @heniek_htw: ➡️ This review details the molecular basis for metabolic clocks, the regulation of feeding behaviour & evidence for meal ti…
RT @heniek_htw: ➡️ This review details the molecular basis for metabolic clocks, the regulation of feeding behaviour & evidence for meal ti…
RT @heniek_htw: ➡️ This review details the molecular basis for metabolic clocks, the regulation of feeding behaviour & evidence for meal ti…
RT @heniek_htw: ➡️ This review details the molecular basis for metabolic clocks, the regulation of feeding behaviour & evidence for meal ti…
RT @heniek_htw: ➡️ This review details the molecular basis for metabolic clocks, the regulation of feeding behaviour & evidence for meal ti…
RT @heniek_htw: ➡️ This review details the molecular basis for metabolic clocks, the regulation of feeding behaviour & evidence for meal ti…
RT @heniek_htw: ➡️ This review details the molecular basis for metabolic clocks, the regulation of feeding behaviour & evidence for meal ti…
RT @heniek_htw: ➡️ This review details the molecular basis for metabolic clocks, the regulation of feeding behaviour & evidence for meal ti…
RT @heniek_htw: ➡️ This review details the molecular basis for metabolic clocks, the regulation of feeding behaviour & evidence for meal ti…
RT @heniek_htw: ➡️ This review details the molecular basis for metabolic clocks, the regulation of feeding behaviour & evidence for meal ti…
RT @heniek_htw: ➡️ This review details the molecular basis for metabolic clocks, the regulation of feeding behaviour & evidence for meal ti…
RT @heniek_htw: ➡️ This review details the molecular basis for metabolic clocks, the regulation of feeding behaviour & evidence for meal ti…
RT @heniek_htw: ➡️ This review details the molecular basis for metabolic clocks, the regulation of feeding behaviour & evidence for meal ti…
RT @heniek_htw: ➡️ This review details the molecular basis for metabolic clocks, the regulation of feeding behaviour & evidence for meal ti…
➡️ This review details the molecular basis for metabolic clocks, the regulation of feeding behaviour & evidence for meal timing as an entraining signal for the circadian system in animal models.
Chrono-nutrition: From molecular and neuronal mechanisms to human epidemiology and timed feeding patterns https://t.co/fm1GTV8zhI
Chrono-nutrition: From molecular and neuronal mechanisms to human epidemiology and timed feeding patterns https://t.co/B93ckanrj5
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RT @Dr_A_Johnstone: A1: The term Chrono-nutrition #Chrono_Nutr @AfNutr is the study of the interaction between biological rhythms and nutri…
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RT @Dr_A_Johnstone: A1: The term Chrono-nutrition #Chrono_Nutr @AfNutr is the study of the interaction between biological rhythms and nutri…
RT @Dr_A_Johnstone: A1: The term Chrono-nutrition #Chrono_Nutr @AfNutr is the study of the interaction between biological rhythms and nutri…
RT @Dr_A_Johnstone: A1: The term Chrono-nutrition #Chrono_Nutr @AfNutr is the study of the interaction between biological rhythms and nutri…
RT @Dr_A_Johnstone: A1: The term Chrono-nutrition #Chrono_Nutr @AfNutr is the study of the interaction between biological rhythms and nutri…
RT @Dr_A_Johnstone: A1: The term Chrono-nutrition #Chrono_Nutr @AfNutr is the study of the interaction between biological rhythms and nutri…
RT @Dr_A_Johnstone: A1: The term Chrono-nutrition #Chrono_Nutr @AfNutr is the study of the interaction between biological rhythms and nutri…
A1: The term Chrono-nutrition #Chrono_Nutr @AfNutr is the study of the interaction between biological rhythms and nutrition, along with the relationship between these factors and human health. Good recent review paper from the Surrey lab @JJ_clock https://t.co/wWQSZAhrAw
Light, temperature, and meal timing, in that order, help set our circadian (24-hour) rhythm. A nice review about the meal/nutrient timing side @PharmacistCath @grantsnz @DietitianSylvia https://t.co/UI2xN1KmNb #chronoloy
RT @heniek_htw: TIME of eating is important ✅Chrono‐nutrition is an emerging field building on the relationship between temporal eating pa…
There is a growing body of evidence indicating that timing of food intake can have profound impacts on metabolic health, esp in relation to the circadian rhythm. https://t.co/XDqBL8Xd4K
RT @heniek_htw: TIME of eating is important ✅Chrono‐nutrition is an emerging field building on the relationship between temporal eating pa…
RT @heniek_htw: TIME of eating is important ✅Chrono‐nutrition is an emerging field building on the relationship between temporal eating pa…
TIME of eating is important ✅Chrono‐nutrition is an emerging field building on the relationship between temporal eating patterns, circadian rhythms, and metabolic health. Evidence demonstrates adverse metabolic consequences of circadian disruption
RT @JJ_clock: New review paper (free access!) with Alan Flanagan, @DavidBechtold9 & Gerda Pot @LouisBolk #circadian #nutrition #metabolism…
RT @JJ_clock: New review paper (free access!) with Alan Flanagan, @DavidBechtold9 & Gerda Pot @LouisBolk #circadian #nutrition #metabolism…
RT @JJ_clock: New review paper (free access!) with Alan Flanagan, @DavidBechtold9 & Gerda Pot @LouisBolk #circadian #nutrition #metabolism…
RT @JJ_clock: New review paper (free access!) with Alan Flanagan, @DavidBechtold9 & Gerda Pot @LouisBolk #circadian #nutrition #metabolism…
RT @JJ_clock: New review paper (free access!) with Alan Flanagan, @DavidBechtold9 & Gerda Pot @LouisBolk #circadian #nutrition #metabolism…
RT @JJ_clock: New review paper (free access!) with Alan Flanagan, @DavidBechtold9 & Gerda Pot @LouisBolk #circadian #nutrition #metabolism…
New review paper (free access!) with Alan Flanagan, @DavidBechtold9 & Gerda Pot @LouisBolk #circadian #nutrition #metabolism #TRF #chrononutrition Chrono‐nutrition: From molecular and neuronal mechanisms to human epidemiology and timed feeding patterns https://t.co/3eZkkM9wcD
New review in @JNeurochem on circadian rhythms, #nutrition and metabolic disease. Train your internal food oscillator! @JJ_clock https://t.co/AJ55IaCFHH https://t.co/PqOeCflZgz
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