Excited to hear that our paper has just been accepted. Intermittent fasting; eating by the clock for health and exercise performance. Great collaborative effort from @SumonaMandal @niallsimmons @ProfChamari @Rafeeki4 https://t.co/720dREuRzP
Intermittent fasting: eating by the clock for health and exercise performance.
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The overall tone is highly positive, with posts celebrating the research's validation through mentions of 'Numerous studies' and expressing excitement about the article's implications. For instance, comments like 'Unbelievable' and references to the paper being a 'game changer' demonstrate deep engagement and recognition of its significance, shaped by words that convey enthusiasm and the importance of robust scientific evidence.
Most discussions reflect strong support and positive reception of the publication, especially from authors and researchers endorsing its findings.
Participants display high interest, with many noting the relevance of intermittent fasting to health and exercise, and expressing enthusiasm about the research.
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The discussions highlight the potential transformative effects of the research on dietary practices and athletic performance, suggesting a high perceived impact.
Abstract in brief
- Intermittent fasting (IF) is a popular dietary practice with roots in various cultural and religious traditions, and recent studies suggest it offers health benefits beyond weight loss, such as metabolic improvements and reduced inflammation.
- For athletes, IF protocols could help maintain performance during fasted states, potentially enhancing training adaptations while respecting personal, cultural, or religious fasting preferences.
- The text emphasizes the need for further research into the physiological effects of fasted exercise to better understand how to optimize its use for overall health and athletic performance.]
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Most liked on X and BlueskyIntermittent fasting: eating by the clock for health and exercise performance https://t.co/ckIiC1pKMz @BMJOpenSEM https://t.co/9HQYFKkd5V
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Intermittent fasting: eating by the clock for health and exercise performance https://t.co/ckIiC1pKMz
@Teacake4000 @z____a____k @plastique_paddy Pregnant women, elderly & those w health issues are exempt from fasting. Another exception is travel. No one is compelled to fast. Actually there is a lot of data on the benefits of fasting https://t.co/w0Bb6NmKDA https://t.co/8SpMwgNAGS https://t.co/sUgpAYtztX
@techkidy @eli5xt Numerous studies showing the efficacy of intermittent fasting. Not going to post them all as there are dozens of them. https://t.co/o90PuiGDv1 https://t.co/XSlQRxcWVV https://t.co/LRqW69lT9V https://t.co/faYrxh9w5C
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@techkidy @eli5xt Numerous studies showing the efficacy of intermittent fasting. Not going to post them all as there are dozens of them. https://t.co/o90PuiGDv1 https://t.co/XSlQRxcWVV https://t.co/LRqW69lT9V https://t.co/faYrxh9w5C
@crismiller12 Unbelievable https://t.co/5euc4DQra7.
الدراسة عن الصيام المتقطع وليس الجاف، وبشروط أخرى لمن أراد البحث عنها: Paper Title: Intermittent fasting: eating by the clock for health and exercise performance [National Institutes of Health (.gov)] https://t.co/6GenQV2TNH
@Teacake4000 @z____a____k @plastique_paddy Pregnant women, elderly & those w health issues are exempt from fasting. Another exception is travel. No one is compelled to fast. Actually there is a lot of data on the benefits of fasting https://t.co/w0Bb6NmKDA https://t.co/8SpMwgNAGS https://t.co/sUgpAYtztX
Intermittent fasting: eating by the clock for health and exercise performance (BMJ Open Sport & Exercise Medicine 2022) Interesting (full access) read: https://t.co/Kq0wg6yQCX https://t.co/VFPMVb9xIx
Intermittent fasting: eating by the clock for health and exercise performance | BMJ Open Sport & Exercise Medicine https://t.co/QUyVOGNDiJ
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Intermittent fasting: eating by the clock for health and exercise performance https://t.co/ckIiC1pKMz
Intermittent fasting: eating by the clock for health and exercise performance https://t.co/ckIiC1pKMz @BMJOpenSEM https://t.co/9HQYFKkd5V
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RT @ExerciseIrfan: Excited to hear that our paper has just been accepted. Intermittent fasting; eating by the clock for health and exercise…
RT @ExerciseIrfan: Excited to hear that our paper has just been accepted. Intermittent fasting; eating by the clock for health and exercise…
Excited to hear that our paper has just been accepted. Intermittent fasting; eating by the clock for health and exercise performance. Great collaborative effort from @SumonaMandal @niallsimmons @ProfChamari @Rafeeki4 https://t.co/720dREuRzP