New Findings: 14-Hour Fasting Enhances Mood, Sleep, and Appetite Control

Health | November 16, 2023, Thursday // 14:08|  views

A recent study reveals that consuming meals within a 10-hour window offers various health benefits, including increased energy, enhanced mood, decreased appetite, and improved sleep. Researchers from King's College London presented these findings at the European Nutrition Conference. The study involved over 37,000 participants using the ZOE Health app.

Intermittent fasting (IF), where individuals restrict their eating schedule to a specific time frame, has gained popularity as a weight loss method. The study found that maintaining a consistent 10-hour eating window yielded more significant advantages than varying the eating window day by day.

Dr. Sarah Berry highlighted that the study demonstrates how intermittent fasting can positively impact health in real-world settings. Notably, the research suggests that a 10-hour eating window can bring about positive changes without requiring strict dietary constraints.

Moreover, participants who adhered to a ten-hour eating window consistently experienced more noticeable health improvements compared to those who didn't maintain consistency. The study emphasized that the timing of meals significantly influences health outcomes, advocating for a focused eating schedule rather than constant eating throughout the day.

Kate Bermingham, a researcher involved in the study, stressed the importance of meal timing, stating that the health impact of food extends beyond the content to the timing of consumption. The findings suggest that restricting eating to a ten-hour window can enhance feelings of fullness and potentially aid in weight management.

Overall, the study adds to the growing evidence highlighting the relevance of meal timings and the potential health benefits of intermittent fasting, emphasizing the positive impact even without stringent dietary restrictions.

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