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There was a time when eating a lot and eating all the time was considered healthy. Now, the scientific approach is to eat less, and eat less often. Time-restricted feeding (TRF) or intermittent fasting has become the way to reduce weight, manage insulin levels, and maintain good health in a passive yet effective way.
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https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/prime/pharma-and-healthcare/the-eat-map-how-eating-between-long-fasts-can-reverse-lifestyle-diseases-and-chart-a-long-life/primearticleshow/88458468.cms