Metabolic Strategies in Healthcare: A New Era


(Bob M) #1

This is an interesting paper:

Maps a lot to mitochondria. Has a nice figure:

Table 1 is interesting, too: Table 1 Evidence for fasting regimens in the lifestyle disorders (using only data from human interventional studies). Though I’m not sure I agree with part of this:

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For the times I’ve taken blood tests around fasting, my trigs go up during fasting. Maybe he means the end result is lowered trigs, after one stops fasting?

150 citations.


(Robin) #2

I’m glad there are people like you that have the mental bandwidth to tackle and understand this. I need the cliff notes.


(Alec) #3

I am a little concerned that they are going to develop their root cause models using the evidence base of papers, of which we know 80% is wrong.