Fasting every other day outperforms calorie cutting, clinical trial indicates
- New research indicates that people who fast three days a week lose 50 percent more weight than those on reduced-calorie diets, as reported by the Annals of Internal Medicine.
- Those who participated in the fasting group lost 7.6 percent of their body mass in a year, according to the study.
- 38% of fasting participants lost at least 10% of their body weight, while only 16% of the calorie-cutting group achieved the same, the researchers found.
- The research involved 165 participants, with fasting individuals showing better overall adherence to the diet; 19% dropped out compared to 30% in the calorie-cutting group.
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