Intermittent Fasting. The Codes

December 19, 2021 Kurian#intermittentfasting, #timerestrictedeating, #Wellness, @artofbeingfabulous, @aswathyalappadu, @chitrasrecipes, @irefusetogiveup, @itsmystyleofliving, @jinjuvijaya, @kadhavashesha, @mazeepuran, @muddlingthroughmymiddleage, @nainanair, @neelambari13, @nimmygangadharan, @rachelmankowitz, @savithasblog, @seems123, @shyamabethlehem, @sonibindaas571181659, @stilllovedstillmissed, @theshowersofblessings, @thinkingclearly2018, randomthoughtsbydreamerLeave a comment

Intermittent Fasting Codes: Fast, Eat and Reverse series. Fast is intermittent fasting, eat is how to eat during eating window and reverse is reversal of age.
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SLEEP, and the Science of Circadian Rhythm.

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This is what my Apple Watch measured when I got up this morning. I have set a target of 7 hours sleep and just made the grade.

Currently I am reading the book ‘the Circadian Code’ by Dr. Sachin Panda. Actually I am listening to the audible version of the book.

Incidentally, the subject won Nobel Prize in Medicine or Physiology in 2017. And remember the 2016 prize was for Autophagy, the most important subject in intermittent fasting.

I am now about to combine intermittent fasting and circadian rhythm into my wellness journey. Actually, in addition to sleep, time restricted eating (TRE) which is the other name of intermittent fasting that is central to circadian rhythm.

It’s important, considering that the objective of both are not just weight loss, but methods to avoid chronic diseases into old age.

It’s clearly a need, as we have a growing population who live longer, but with one or many chronic illnesses, thereby becoming a burden to themselves and others.

Time Restricted Eating, Intermittent Fasting and Circadian Rhythm.

August 1, 2020 Kurian#circadianrhythm, #intermittentfasting, #timerestrictedeating, @anamika2573, @aninditaroybose, @beingsheblog, @itsmystyleofliving, @jinjuvijaya, @kootsss, @muddlingthroughmymiddleage, @neelambari13, @prashasti125, @savithasblog, @seems123, @shobha2903, @shyamabethlehem, @stilllovedstillmissedLeave a comment

These three things in the title would define wellness to a great extend. In fact time restricted eating and intermittent fasting are both sides of the same coin.

In time restricted eating, one consumes all the food during a short period of time. Say it’s 12 hours or even better, eight or 6 hours. This is unlike the present habit of eating or snacking for about 15 hours in a day.

One researched example shows the significance. A group eating the same food/ calories during 15 hours and another group eating the same food and calories during a window of 10 hours showed significant differences. The group eating 15 hours were obese, and developed many diseases while the 10 hour group were healthy and fit.

Intermittent fasting also shows the same results and has been acclaimed as a tool towards a well managed wellness.

Now researchers are revealing the role of circadian habits. In fact the Nobel prize for physiology or medicine in 2017 was awarded to scientists for their study on circadian rhythms.

Listen to this TED talk by researcher Dr. Satchin Panda on Circadian Habits. Listen carefully, this has the potential to shape the future of wellness, diet, exercises, sleep, cancer and other diseases.