RT @BSinger10: Papers on intermittent fasting/time restricted feeding: https://t.co/Iy18GTuZu4 https://t.co/OOZwg90fvA https://t.co/5IrV…
Papers on intermittent fasting/time restricted feeding: https://t.co/Iy18GTuZu4 https://t.co/OOZwg90fvA https://t.co/5IrV3sqDup https://t.co/UNC4LyCVpm https://t.co/gbOkGPwluB https://t.co/ft6ZBzI7o1 https://t.co/MX2YWRQ94H https://t.co/MxfWkJHEPV
RT @NutriRebel: IER resultó superior a corto plazo en la antropometría y algunos factores de riesgo cardiometabólico. Sin embargo, las tasa…
IER resultó superior a corto plazo en la antropometría y algunos factores de riesgo cardiometabólico. Sin embargo, las tasas de desgaste y recuperación de peso fueron más altas. Efficacy of an intermittent energy restriction diet in a primary care setting
« Among completers, IER resulted in superior short-term changes in anthropometry and some cardiometabolic risk factors. However, rates of attrition and weight regain were higher compared with standard care »
RT @Dr_Ellie: Fasting 5:2 etc works for weight loss, but cannot be sustained even at 1 year. So as a diet it works like every other one -…
The word diet comes from the Greek and Latin ‘diaita’ meaning way of life. Long-term efficacy relies on long-term adoptability.
RT @Dr_Ellie: Fasting 5:2 etc works for weight loss, but cannot be sustained even at 1 year. So as a diet it works like every other one -…
RT @Dr_Ellie: Fasting 5:2 etc works for weight loss, but cannot be sustained even at 1 year. So as a diet it works like every other one -…
RT @Dr_Ellie: Fasting 5:2 etc works for weight loss, but cannot be sustained even at 1 year. So as a diet it works like every other one -…
RT @Dr_Ellie: Fasting 5:2 etc works for weight loss, but cannot be sustained even at 1 year. So as a diet it works like every other one -…
RT @Dr_Ellie: Fasting 5:2 etc works for weight loss, but cannot be sustained even at 1 year. So as a diet it works like every other one -…
RT @Dr_Ellie: Fasting 5:2 etc works for weight loss, but cannot be sustained even at 1 year. So as a diet it works like every other one -…
Paid for by Big Snacks no doubt 🤣🤣
RT @RantOni_RD: Our short communication comparing the 5:2 diet to continuous calorie restriction in a ‘real life’ primary care setting is n…
RT @Dr_Ellie: Fasting 5:2 etc works for weight loss, but cannot be sustained even at 1 year. So as a diet it works like every other one -…
RT @Dr_Ellie: Fasting 5:2 etc works for weight loss, but cannot be sustained even at 1 year. So as a diet it works like every other one -…
RT @Dr_Ellie: Fasting 5:2 etc works for weight loss, but cannot be sustained even at 1 year. So as a diet it works like every other one -…
RT @emergency_CNS: Ok. Now do - increasing weight while training for marathon 🏃♀️ #pleasethankyou 😄 https://t.co/TsdEbDuaQv
Ok. Now do - increasing weight while training for marathon 🏃♀️ #pleasethankyou 😄
RT @Dr_Ellie: Fasting 5:2 etc works for weight loss, but cannot be sustained even at 1 year. So as a diet it works like every other one -…
RT @Dr_Ellie: Fasting 5:2 etc works for weight loss, but cannot be sustained even at 1 year. So as a diet it works like every other one -…
Fasting 5:2 etc works for weight loss, but cannot be sustained even at 1 year. So as a diet it works like every other one - short term only.
"These data are not in agreement with the popular speculation that intermittent diet might prove easier to follow as individuals need not energy restrict every day."
RT @AbdTahrani: Well done @RantOni_RD ,Very nice non randomised study, intermittent (I) vs continuous (C) energy restriction... I superior…
RT @AbdTahrani: Well done @RantOni_RD ,Very nice non randomised study, intermittent (I) vs continuous (C) energy restriction... I superior…
RT @AbdTahrani: Well done @RantOni_RD ,Very nice non randomised study, intermittent (I) vs continuous (C) energy restriction... I superior…
Well done @RantOni_RD ,Very nice non randomised study, intermittent (I) vs continuous (C) energy restriction... I superior to C at 6 months but not at 12 months @jen_logue @hazlehurst_j @lisashepherdcl1 @BDA_Obesity @UK_ASO
How do intermittent and continuous energy restriction compare in a NHS setting? @AbdTahrani @BDA_Obesity #obsmuk
Efficacy of an intermittent energy restriction diet in a primary care setting @RantOni_RD 📆 5:2 Diet vs Continuous Calorie Restriction https://t.co/RyA18ICuhn