Nutrients,
Journal Year:
2019,
Volume and Issue:
11(3), P. 673 - 673
Published: March 20, 2019
Intermittent
fasting
is
a
form
of
time
restricted
eating
(typically
16
h
and
8
eating),
which
has
gained
popularity
in
recent
years
shows
promise
as
possible
new
paradigm
the
approach
to
weight
loss
reduction
inflammation,
many
potential
long
term
health
benefits.
In
this
review,
authors
will
incorporate
aspects
fasting,
mainly
focusing
on
its
effects
cardiovascular
system,
involving
atherosclerosis
progression,
benefits
for
diabetes
mellitus
type
2,
lowering
blood
pressure,
exploring
other
risk
factors
(such
lipid
profile
inflammation).
New England Journal of Medicine,
Journal Year:
2019,
Volume and Issue:
381(26), P. 2541 - 2551
Published: Dec. 25, 2019
Evidence
is
accumulating
that
eating
in
a
6-hour
period
and
fasting
for
18
hours
can
trigger
metabolic
switch
from
glucose-based
to
ketone-based
energy,
with
increased
stress
resistance,
longevity,
decreased
incidence
of
diseases,
including
cancer
obesity.
Diabetes Care,
Journal Year:
2019,
Volume and Issue:
42(5), P. 731 - 754
Published: April 15, 2019
This
Consensus
Report
is
intended
to
provide
clinical
professionals
with
evidencebased
guidance
about
individualizing
nutrition
therapy
for
adults
diabetes
or
prediabetes.Strong
evidence
supports
the
efficacy
and
cost-effectiveness
of
as
a
component
quality
care,
including
its
integration
into
medical
management
diabetes;
therefore,
it
important
that
all
members
health
care
team
know
champion
benefits
key
messages.Nutrition
counseling
works
toward
improving
maintaining
glycemic
targets,
achieving
weight
goals,
cardiovascular
risk
factors
(e.g.,
blood
pressure,
lipids,
etc.)
within
individualized
treatment
goals
recommended
prediabetes.Though
might
simplify
messaging,
"one-size-fits-all"
eating
plan
not
evident
prevention
diabetes,
an
unrealistic
expectation
given
broad
spectrum
people
affected
by
prediabetes,
their
cultural
backgrounds,
personal
preferences,
co-occurring
conditions
(often
referred
comorbidities),
socioeconomic
settings
in
which
they
live.Research
provides
clarity
on
many
food
choices
patterns
can
help
achieve
life.The
American
Diabetes
Association
(ADA)
emphasizes
(MNT)
fundamental
overall
plan,
need
MNT
should
be
reassessed
frequently
providers
collaboration
across
life
span,
special
attention
during
times
changing
status
stages
(1-3).This
now
includes
information
previous
ADA
position
statements,
last
was
published
2014
(4),
did
not.Unless
otherwise
noted,
research
reviewed
limited
those
studies
conducted
diagnosed
type
1
and/or
2
diabetes.Nutrition
children
women
gestational
mellitus
addressed
this
review
but
covered
other
publications,
specifically
Standards
Medical
Care
(5,6).
DATA
SOURCES,
SEARCHES,
AND
STUDY
SELECTIONThe
authors
report
were
chosen
following
national
call
experts
ensure
diversity
both
professional
interest
background,
person
living
who
served
patient
advocate.An
outside
market
company
used
conduct
literature
search
paid
using
funds.The
convened
one
group
meeting
actively
participated
monthly
teleconference
calls
between
February
November
2018.Focused
calls,
email,
web-based
also
reach
consensus
final
recommendations
2018
January
2019.The
statement
(4)
starting
point,
PubMed
English
28
updated
interventions
nonhospitalized
prediabetes
diabetes.Details
keywords
strategy
are
reported
Supplementary
Data,
emphasizing
randomized
controlled
trials
(RCTs),
systematic
reviews,
metaanalyses
RCTs.An
exception
made
inclusion
criteria
use
meal
insulin
dosing
section.In
addition
results,
select
cases
identified
relevant
include
reaching
consensus.The
Nutrients,
Journal Year:
2019,
Volume and Issue:
11(6), P. 1234 - 1234
Published: May 30, 2019
Time-restricted
feeding
(TRF)
is
a
form
of
intermittent
fasting
that
involves
having
longer
daily
period.
Preliminary
studies
report
TRF
improves
cardiometabolic
health
in
rodents
and
humans.
Here,
we
performed
the
first
study
to
determine
how
affects
gene
expression,
circulating
hormones,
diurnal
patterns
risk
factors
Eleven
overweight
adults
participated
4-day
randomized
crossover
where
they
ate
between
8
am
2
pm
(early
(eTRF))
(control
schedule).
Participants
underwent
continuous
glucose
monitoring,
blood
was
drawn
assess
factors,
expression
whole
cells.
Relative
control
schedule,
eTRF
decreased
mean
24-hour
levels
by
4
±
1
mg/dl
(p
=
0.0003)
glycemic
excursions
12
3
0.001).
In
morning
before
breakfast,
increased
ketones,
cholesterol,
stress
response
aging
SIRT1
autophagy
LC3A
(all
p
<
0.04),
while
evening,
it
tended
increase
brain-derived
neurotropic
factor
(BNDF;
0.10)
also
MTOR
0.007),
major
nutrient-sensing
protein
regulates
cell
growth.
altered
cortisol
several
circadian
clock
genes
0.05).
levels,
alters
lipid
metabolism
may
have
anti-aging
effects
Science,
Journal Year:
2018,
Volume and Issue:
362(6416), P. 770 - 775
Published: Nov. 15, 2018
Nutrient
composition
and
caloric
intake
have
traditionally
been
used
to
devise
optimized
diets
for
various
phases
of
life.
Adjustment
meal
size
frequency
emerged
as
powerful
tools
ameliorate
postpone
the
onset
disease
delay
aging,
whereas
periods
fasting,
with
or
without
reduced
energy
intake,
can
profound
health
benefits.
The
underlying
physiological
processes
involve
periodic
shifts
metabolic
fuel
sources,
promotion
repair
mechanisms,
optimization
utilization
cellular
organismal
health.
Future
research
endeavors
should
be
directed
integration
a
balanced
nutritious
diet
controlled
patterns
fasting
develop
better
strategies
prevent,
postpone,
treat
socioeconomical
burden
chronic
diseases
associated
aging.
Obesity,
Journal Year:
2019,
Volume and Issue:
27(5), P. 724 - 732
Published: April 19, 2019
Objective
This
study
aimed
to
assess
the
effects
of
9‐hour
time‐restricted
feeding
(TRF),
early
(TRFe)
or
delayed
(TRFd),
on
glucose
tolerance
in
men
at
risk
for
type
2
diabetes.
Methods
Fifteen
(age
55
±
3
years,
BMI
33.9
0.8
kg/m
)
wore
a
continuous
monitor
7
days
baseline
assessment
and
during
two
7‐day
TRF
conditions.
Participants
were
randomized
TRFe
(8
am
5
pm
TRFd
(12
9
),
separated
by
2‐week
washout
phase.
Glucose,
insulin,
triglycerides,
nonesterified
fatty
acids,
gastrointestinal
hormone
incremental
areas
under
curve
calculated
following
standard
meal
0
8
12
(TRFd).
Results
improved
as
assessed
reduction
area
(
P
=
0.001)
fasting
triglycerides
0.003)
day
versus
0.
However,
there
no
mealtime
interactions
any
variables
examined.
There
was
also
effect
postprandial
hormones.
Mean
lower
0.02)
but
not
0.17)
baseline,
difference
between
Conclusions
While
only
lowered
mean
glucose,
glycemic
responses
test
diabetes
regardless
clock
time
that
initiated.