Obesity, cancer risk, and time-restricted eating.

Cancer Metastasis Rev · 2022 · PMC9470651 · PMID 35984550

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The effect of meal timing may even augment the impact of CR, as subjects in a weight-loss program who ate their main meal earlier in the day achieved greater weight loss than those subjects who ate later in the day [ 144 ], and in a separate study combined TRE and CR gave greater weight loss than CR alone although did not quite reach significance with the number of subjects studied [ 145 ].

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