Like the title says. As everyone knows, research on fasting is still not as... abundant as we'd like it to be, and we could use more studies. I've always wondered where do those scientists take people for their studies from,...
Has anyone done intermittent fasting or even multiple days fasting being a university student? Does it affect your studying? What are some tips for someone who is a beginner?
https://www.westonaprice.org/health-topics/food-features/how-does-pork-prepared-in-various-ways-affect-the-blood/ Supposedly eating non marinated/cured pork causes blood clotting but the study seems sketchy (sample size of <5, not peer reviewed) if anyone qualified can fact check that'd be awesome.
As the title states, what should I expect in this experience? I have no other obligations besides just studying for a standardized test. I imagine studying for extended periods of time would perhaps be too hard on the body.
Im looking for studies which compare omnivorous diets. Often inclusion/exclusion of meat studies are terribly muddled and the exclusion of meat is often praised rather than the inclusion of vegetables and other dietary components. Anyone have any interesting articles or...
Completed my first dry fast - 55 hours. It induced satiety but also back pain. Does anyone have good studies on the medical risks and effects of dry fasting? And how do we know when to break the fast?
Does anyone have any studies around this topic? Muscle loss is the only thing that bothers me on a fast so please can anyone help? Thanks!
I’m looking for a reputable site to find studies. I keep getting into arguments with people, and little to back up my argument besides “well my textbook says” lol
I am planning to start studying about nutrition. Are there any resources which I refer to which talk about nutrition from basic. Any help would be appreciated.
An animal study conducted by The Ohio State University showed that consuming a greater amount of tomatoes led to a more diverse gut microbiome. https://doi.org/10.1128/spectrum.02506-22
Hi all, 1. I understand there are a lot of controversial topics in today's nutritional science. Like, is red meat good/bad for you, what's the optimal intake of unsaturated vs. saturated fats, etc. etc. It makes sense to me that these...
My understanding with whole grains like oats or wheat is, once the kernel is broken much of the nutrition is lost quickly as the oils oxidize over the following days. I know that commercially, raw oats are steamed when rolled...
I see lots of people here using different studies/researches for proving their point, so I would like to know, is there any database online with lots of different studies?
Or during a long extended fast, you kinda just have to rest and do nothing/relax?
The dietary supplement nicotinamide riboside (NR), a form of vitamin B3, in studies has shown benefits related to cardiovascular, metabolic and neurological health. However, a recent study from the University of Missouri has found high intake of NR could actually...
Specifically coronary artery diseases/anomalies and hypertension. Thanks.
Hi all. My wife is interested in the Zoe nutrition study but we can't seem to work out if she can just do the test period (£50) without the yearly subscription (£300). To me it looks like once the test results...
I tend to notice when i swtich my fasting protocol (ie 2 meals) or get to 36 hours on longer fasts, evne if i am not stressed/haven't worked out job stress etc my corstiol/stress just shoots up out of nowhere....
I mean some reliable source
This is a progress update in my crusade to build a simplified fasting science library - I've officially migrated all of [my analyzed brain studies](https://www.vesbium.com/studies/category/brain) (still haven't worked on graphics and summaries) and thought to share some interesting findings: * There's...
Interesting, watchya think Reddit?🤔 Read More: New Study: You Don't Need a High Protein Diet to Build Muscle | https://thebeet.com/new-study-you-dont-need-a-high-protein-diet-to-build-muscle/?utm_source=tsmclip&utm_medium=referral
I thought that etics committees had made it impossible to run studies where subjects had no choice but to accept a randomised diet, but I see one counterexample to this theory - I just wish I knew of more. The...
[Belly fat resistant to every-other-day fasting](https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2021/03/210303161656.htm) Does anyone have anecdotal experience reflecting this?
I’m starting a long dry fast but I also have a couple test ahead of me has any one studied on a dry fast has it helped your focus or did it worsen it ?
I read somewhere a long time ago that a nutrition that is richer on proteins is better for learning and studying, but it was a looong time ago and I haven't found any experiment/study claiming anything related to that. I...
It seems the general consensus is that a decent water intake is beneficial in a lot of ways. Is there much research done on the distribution of intake throughout the day, does it matter if 90% of my intake is...
I don't believe it, but that might be because I work with the news 24/7 and don't believe anything they say. https://www.sciencealert.com/skipping-meals-could-be-much-worse-for-you-than-we-realized
I thank Cole for leading me to Aajonus. He mentioned Aajonus Vonderplanitz in one of his carnivore refeed videos. I was vegan and studying Cole for fasting advice but I ignored the carnivore videos. But one day I got curious...
Hi! My cognitive abilities wane when Im hungry, does anyone have experience or advice about this? Thank you
I'm currently spending this whole month studying for a big exam coming up, and I was hoping to also spend this time working my way up to OMAD, but man... sticking to the fasting window while studying has been so...
The new study on erythritol has caused a veritable panic on social media. In this video, Gil clears up a lot of the misinformation and exaggerated claims being made. [Link to the video.](https://youtu.be/4SCaRG3jqS0) It's unfortunate that news articles misrepresent studies (intentionally...
I am currently working on a research project, here are the details. This research is being conducted by Dr. Christopher J. Budnick and Deven Diaz in the Psychology Department, at Southern Connecticut State University. In this study, you will be asked...
There was a long term nutritional/diet/longevity study done known as "The Blue Zones" and a subsequent book or perhaps few books was released about it. It was based on the general diets of people who lived in these world wide...
https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/skipping-breakfast-fasting-compromised-immune-system I don't know how it works but I do wonder if it's the stress of not being fed that lowers the test animals immune response. I mean, cortisol and adrenaline do wreak havoc in the body and what's more stressful...
Usually in studies on diets you give someone a type of diet regimen and then you study the data. What would happen if one where to do the opposite? What I mean is, have there been any "reverse" studies on...
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Hey guys, so I am avid coke zero drinker which is made from aspartame, and for the longest time, I thought it was safe because it was supposedly one of the most studied products ever made but I came across...
So I know a lot of you have lots of info around on fasting. In particular what I'm looking for relates to respiratory quotient (RQ) and fasting. So I think most of us are generally aware of the \~3 day...
He's quite stubborn when it comes to what his believes are and I'm too tired to keep throwing studies and videos at him, he won't look at them anyways. I'm trying to find a way to tell him that I...
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Okay maybe not “disproving” but certainly “presenting evidence against.” I had to get you guys to click somehow :) https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/35102369/ TL;DR: in a 12 week randomized controlled trial, overweight subjects eating “good food” lost more weight than those eating “bad food” even...
Just read this paper published in late February, by Roselyn Zhang et al. in Nutrients, that surprised me in concluding from 36 trials, 472 participants, that artificial sweeteners have no uncoupled effect on the body (that is, by confusing the body with...
I usually don't eat much for breakfast. So I do IF 16 hours from 8pm to 12am. It was perfect until I had to study during the day (starting at 8am). I find it is so hard to concentrate....
* Study: [https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34135111/](https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34135111/) * Breakdown of the study from Layne Norton, who has a PhD in nutrition: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HaZmhuonGIs](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HaZmhuonGIs) Basically, study results were that active people on ADF vs calorie restriction lost the same amount of weight **but the ones doing ADF...
From 2016 but doesn't seem to have been posted anywhere on Reddit yet: https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/to-your-health/wp/2016/03/30/cornell-study-finds-some-people-may-be-genetically-programmed-to-be-vegetarians/ Link to study: https://academic.oup.com/mbe/article/33/7/1726/2578764 The key takeaway being, find out what works for you instead of blindly following the advice of others (or imposing yours on them): > But this new...
Background: I've been going down a long journey to lose 60 to 70kgs and currently 35kg from my heaviest. I want to build the most amount of muscle possible while losing weight. This is obviously difficult since one needs a calorie surplus...
[Dr. Bikman (@benbikmanphd) • Instagram photos and videos](https://www.instagram.com/p/Ch8D52vj9jc/) [A New Twist on Intermittent Fasting, According to New Study | by Kelan Ern | Aug, 2022 | Medium](https://medium.com/@kelancoaching/a-new-twist-on-intermittent-fasting-according-to-new-study-306c3b170679) [Effectiveness of Early Time-Restricted Eating for Weight Loss, Fat Loss, and Cardiometabolic Health in Adults...
I'm aware that there are multiple studies that verify the negative outcomes between diets high in (saturated) fat intake but in some of those studies, BMI of individuals isn't stated. Do high quality studies exist that verify the connection between...
Last year a study was published that attempted to map out what happens to fat deposits during intermittent fasting. The study made the unexpected discovery that some types of fat are more resistant to weight loss in mice. This study...
Anytime I try to get an answer to this question I can’t seem to find the answer I’m looking for. Most studies that link meat consumption to negative health outcomes test a typical western diet which includes meat, against a...
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5946282/ Hey all, new here. I am shocked - and thrilled - to discover this 2018 study concluding that with enough sun-skin exposure during the spring, summer, and autumn months, that in the UK, for Caucasians, it is possible to retain...
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Hey all, I am researching IF but I am almost 50. Is there any research on the efficacy of IF and old people? My goals are \~25lb (215 currently) and healthier blood pressure, triglycerides, and well being. ...
Do studies control for caffeine/coffee usage? Or are most of the conclusions that we draw from studies "true for those who use caffeine"? Most adults consume caffeine and it would be nice to know what the brain thrives on in...
As above would rolling rolling 23/1 omad soft dry fasting be advisable or even enough to strip the weight off? I am a 6ft make at 250lbs.
He's vegan which upsets a lot of people, but I'm genuinely curious how many people trust or distrust him.
So I was making salad for my family and I absent mindedly ate about 2 teaspoon fulls of the salad. So is my fast broken or can I go on?
My husband is dubious about the benefits of fasting but has said he will do a fast with me tomorrow if I can show him a study on the effects of fasting with over 500 participants. Please send me any...
Hello! I love the health benefits of apple cider vinegar but i cannot stomach the taste, would the gummie version be worth looking into? Many thanks
What happens when someone goes over the 8 mg RDA of iron consistently ?
I’m in a nutrition class for my undergrad and we have an assignment to pick a research topic regarding anything about nutrition and I’m struggling to pick a specific topic.. if you guys have anything that has sparked your interest...
I don’t consume things with aspartame, but I have not found a good study on its problems when ingesting it in food.
I've seen a study that is interpreted in a way that suggests that wether you like the food you eat, impacts the absorption of Iron. So the study has two parts to it. In the first part there were two swedish participants...
Pretty much every documentary I’ve ever seen about food (What the Health, Game Changers etc.) descends into a discussion of scientific funding by food companies. If scientific findings are bad, then we can identify that when the finding fails to...
I was discussing with my friend the topic of muscle loss during fasting. I mentioned that it is optimal to do some exercise while fasting to prevent muscle loss. He did not believe me and asked for scientific articles that...
I have to take these at night before bed. Will these break autophagy? I can’t seem to find a definitive answer.
Is it okay to eat some amounts of saturated fat as long as you don't go over the 100% daily value of it?
Are there any good food-tracking apps that are free?
Hi I had a long series of X-rays done and now I am concerned about damage to my DNA due to exposure to ionizing radiation. Will fasting help to "reset" my DNA? Thank you
I'm looking for reading on how short term fasting affects the body on a cellular level in non-overweight subjects. i'd like to better understand what is actually happening and what the effects are on things like cancer cells,...
Which of these will help you retain more lean muscle? I read somewhere in a study that participants who exercised and water fasted for extended periods of time lost only 10% of lean mass and 90% fat. Compared to...
I'm struggling to find any information regarding fasting and vaccinations. It's been roughly 8 days since I got my booster and I was hoping to do a fast as a method of discovering the cause of a chronic skin condition (Elimination...
Is it okay to lift light dumbbells(10lbs), for working out instead of long walks while in extended fast?
Hey all, https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/35964910/ I have just read this research. It claims an increase in all cause mortality from skipping meals. I know there are other research that shows the opposite. But I wonder if there is any response or review of this research? Do...
I used to be able to fast for a few days quite easily but now even intermittent fasting is difficult. I try to eat healthy but I do consume a lot of sugar by way of coffee creamer, occasional candy,...
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-11462201/Intermittent-fasting-RAISE-risk-early-death-30-study-suggests.html I know, I know. I shouldn't have said anything but she asked me how I was able to stay so slim and still enjoy food. She's yoyo dieted her whole life and we recently started getting closer so I thought...
I'm curious of there's a difference between taking collagen supplements (especially type II) as a powder versus a capsule. Is there any science as to why one method of intake is preferred over the other?
I could not find any materials on extended fasting
There are a ton of false beliefs especially in the nutrition field and I feel most of us lack the education to research. Can you please suggest a method to research, how to find studies, how many different sources are...
I’m struggling to shift my window from evening to morning. Besides the mental habit aspect , my body crashes after morning meals. I’ve been successfully IF for 5 years now. My windows vary from 4-8 hours (depending on my...
In a recent video by Gil Carvalho, he looks at a new review that focuses on the effects of substituting other calorie sources in place of saturated fat. The evidence would seem to weigh against saturated fat. What is your opinion...
What is the safest sweetener with at least side effects proven by science? I wonder if someone got some good informations/ meta analysis/ personal experience about all the upsides and downsides of sweeteners listed below: 1️⃣MONK FRUIT 2️⃣STEVIA 3️⃣ALLULOSE 4️⃣ERYTHRITOL 5️⃣SUCRALOSE
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Why do people here ask others to find them research studies instead of searching PubMed themselves? I don’t understand.
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Hi all! Wanted to share my concern about fish oil and specifically the issue about them containing heavy metals like mercury. I have also read that such metals cannot be expelled from the body, so they are being stored and...
DSPD has been the bane of my existence. Not being able to wake up before noon affected my academic, career, and social life. I tried everything for years and it was only after supplementing pregnenolone, which I read had nootropic...
I understand white rice has lower anti nutrients than brown rice. Are there any other carb sources with low anti nutrients?
We all know meat contains a high amount of nutrients and a good way to get in a lot of calories but what else does the meat contain that may be harmful for the body and what meats are better...
Do you have preferences for fiber supplements? I’ve tried the Benefiber “prebiotic” fiber powder. I’ve never tried but have seen gummies and capsules as well.
I just started IF this week, CW - 398 GW - 180. I have been a type 1 diabetic for 25+ years. I have been on an insulin pump for 20 years. I have discussed IF with my doctor and...
I've seen the argument put forth a number of times that the bioavailability of ALA and other fats from chia is rather low even if soaked, possible the same for other nutrients (instead they purport grinding). As I understand it,...
Those of you who feel you really have your nutrition dialed in, what resource did you find the most helpful? (Looking for recommendations - books, documentary, websites, experts?)
Okay, apologies in advance if this is a stupid question. So I've read that to achieve autophagy, you have to do a water-only fast for at least 48 hours. My question is, is autophagy a black-and-white thing where it's either...
Is it worth it to keep going to 48 hours? If yes, what is the additional benefit. To add, I’m trying to detox from a week of holiday visits.