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Does intermittent fasting really increase your risk of heart disease? I analyze the latest claims made by the American Heart Association (AHA) on the dangers of intermittent fasting, and guide you towards the best fasting habits - backed by science!
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📉time-restricted eating in healthy volunteers without obesity: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/35194047/
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0:26.1 | Will intermittent fasting increase your likelihood of dying from a heart attack? |
0:30.4 | You may have heard this headline, and certainly it got my attention. |
0:34.4 | So I wanted to take a moment to unpack this recent study and help inform if this is true, |
0:41.8 | if it should inform behavior, and also share with you as we fact-checked this study, one thing that |
0:47.7 | I learned and how I will be changing the way I fast going forward. Okay, well, just to define it, there are various protocols of intermittent fasting, said |
0:59.1 | simply, you're going to try to consolidate your eating window and then also have a intentional |
1:04.7 | fasting window. |
1:06.5 | And the most common type and what this paper looked at was what's known as TRE or time-restricted feeding. |
1:15.7 | And this study, the headline, I really shouldn't say study because it was a poster presentation at the American Heart Association. |
1:25.0 | So picture a conference. |
1:26.6 | And in the lobby, there's a number of exhibitors and people sharing data. |
1:31.7 | Literally, in many cases, their results are printed out on a poster. |
1:35.8 | And so this is an attempt to share preliminary findings. |
1:39.5 | But one of the weaknesses is that poster data has not gone through peer review. So it hasn't been |
1:46.3 | subject to other scientists scrutinizing and looking for weaknesses in the methodology, the |
1:51.9 | controlling, bias, et cetera. So it is important to mention that. Now, it doesn't mean that poster |
1:58.8 | data is automatically disqualified and that we shouldn't pay attention to it. |
2:04.5 | This group of researchers had the hypothesis that TRE, our time-restricted feeding, would actually improve cardiovascular and all-cause mortality outcomes. |
2:17.2 | They found the opposite. |
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