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Postpone Breakfast, Prepone Dinner (Each 90 Min), Eat How Much & Whatever You Like → Lose 2% Body Fat in 10 Wks

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The great strength of the study, the leeway the subjects had in terms of what and how much they would eat would, is also an important weakness because it would require a much more thorough monitoring of their food intake to appropriately interpret all the results of this pilot study. As a SuppVeristy  reader, you're well aware of the health , physique , and performance benefits of (intermittent) fasting and/or eating in tune with your biological clocks  (#circadian rhythm). As a practitioner, you will also know that dietary changes, which may sound simple and easy to implement when you first hear about them, require giving up cherished habits and a lot of will-power, and discipline from yourself or your clients. The authors of a recent 10-week human study on 'time-restricted feeding', scientists from the University of Surrey ,   do now suggest that the changes you have to make to your dietary template don't have to be as extensive as the classic 16h/8h or 18h/6...

Weekly 2-Day Fast (5:2 Diet) as Effective for Losing Weight and Waist as Continuous Dieting (-500kcal Every Day)

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I suspect changing what the subjects ate would have had additional benefits on top of the reduced energy intake. In the medical literature, there are two different interpretations of "intermittent fasting". While one of them refers more or less to what people from the fitness community will think of if you talk with them about "intermittent fasting" (i.e. eating only within a feeding window of 2-6h in 24h), most researchers use "intermittent fasting" as an umbrella-term for all sorts of time-restricted fasting regimens, including alternate-day fasting regimen and their clones, where you fast say 2, 3, or 4 days per week. Regimen such as the one scientists from the  University of Melbourne Department of Medicine  have recently compared to "classic dieting" (constant daily energy deficit) in 24 males 55–75 year-old war veterans with stable weight problems (body mass index (BMI) greater than or equal to 30 kg/m²). Learn more about fasting at...

Intermittent Fasting + Resistance Training: 1st 8-Wk Human Study to Provide Modest Evidence of Benefits During Cuts

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You have heard me argue based on theoretical considerations before that "intermittent fasting" is probably best used during cuts, not during "bulks" - the results of the study at hand, even though they may not show stat. sign. inter-group differences, support this suggestion. You will be surprised, but the latest article Tinsley et al. (2016) published in the  European Journal of Sport Science  is indeed the very first study to investigate the effects of time-restricted feeding (TRF) "on nutrient intake, body composition, and strength" when they are combined with a standardized resistance training regimen. That's too good to be true? Well, wait until you've learned more about the methodology and results, but it is indeed cool that someone finally studied the effects of what the majority of people think of if you talk about "intermittent fasting" (that's in contrast to scientists who often think of alternative day fasting when th...
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