Hepatobiliary Surg Nutr June 2023 PMID 37351146

Time-restricted feeding: what we have done and what more we can do?

Yuning Sun, Yuqian Ye, Yuqin He, Shaoyan Liu

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We have implemented timer-restricted feeding, which involves setting specific time windows for eating to improve health outcomes.
Currently, our efforts focus on understanding the benefits and challenges of this method, such as potential effects on metabolism and overall well-being.
Going forward, we can explore optimizing feeding schedules, studying long-term impacts, and tailoring approaches to individual needs for better results.]

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