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Title: Perspective:Time-RestrictedEating—Integrating theWhatwiththeWhen
Authors: Parr, Evelyn B
LDevlin, Brooke
Hawley, John A
Keywords: diet
nutrition,timing,energyintake,fasting
fasting
timing
energyintake
Issue Date: 2022
Abstract: Time-restrictedeating(TRE)isapopulardietarystrategythatemphasizesthetimingofmealsinalignmentwithdiurnalcircadianrhythms,permitting adlibitumenergyintakeduringarestricted(∼8–10h)eatingwindoweachday.Unlikeenergy-restricteddietsorintermittentfastinginterventions thatfocusonweightloss,manyofthehealth-relatedbenefitsofTREareindependentofreductionsinbodyweight.However,TREresearchtodate has largely ignored what food is consumed (i.e., macronutrient composition and energy density), overlooking a plethora of past epidemiological andinterventionaldietaryresearch.TodeterminesomeofthepotentialmechanismsunderpinningthebenefitsofTREonmetabolichealth,future studiesneedtoincreasetherigorofdietarydatacollected,assessed,andreportedtoensureaconsistentandstandardizedapproachinTREresearch. ThisPerspectivearticleprovidesanoverviewofstudiesinvestigatingTREinterventionsinhumansandconsidersdietaryintake(bothwhatandwhen foodiseaten)andtheirimpactonselectedhealthoutcomes(i.e.,weightloss,glycemiccontrol).Integratingexistingdietaryknowledgeaboutwhat foodis eaten withour recent understanding onwhen foodshouldbe consumedisessential to optimizethe impact of dietarystrategies aimed at improvingmetabolichealthoutcomes.
URI: http://localhost:8080/xmlui/handle/123456789/5145
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