Does Intermittent Fasting Affect on Insulin Resistance? - Part 2 - Diabetes 16

Monday, January 6, 2020
Illustration for intermittent fasting (credit to Atkins).

We continue to talk about about intermittent fasting and insulin resistance in this post (please see previous post: Does Intermittent Fasting Affect on Insulin Resistance? - Part 1 - Diabetes 16 | Tanza Erlambang Update

Moreover, researchers had observed two groups of pre-diabetes men. Observation conducted for 5 weeks. The results are quite surprising and promising.

1) First group, fasting for 16 hours a day. Restricted eating at 8 hours window (7 AM to 3 PM). Results are:
- no change of body weight
- lower insulin level
- improve insulin sensitivity
- lower blood pressure
- decrease appetite

2) Second group, fasting for 12 hours a day. Results are:
- no change of body weight
- not significant changes of insulin level, insulin sensitivity and blood pressure.

Cheese sold in the grocery, just illustration

In respect to insulin, intermittent fasting for 16 hours have significant effect on improvement insulin sensitivity.

Thus, the result improves cells respond to insulin and decrease sugar level in the blood streams.

Other observations indicated that fasting intermittently may improve brain function and longevity.

Sure, we should consult to the physician before deciding to fasting intermittently and asking about how long healthy fasting in a day.

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  1. Thanks for your informative essay 😊

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  2. Like always so many useful information :-) thank you dear xx

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  4. I had a slightly different idea, which I was wrong
    Regards
    Lili

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      1) First group, fasting for 16 hours a day. Restricted eating at 8 hours window (7 AM to 3 PM). Results are:
      - no change of body weight
      - lower insulin level
      - improve insulin sensitivity
      - lower blood pressure
      - decrease appetite

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      2) Second group, fasting for 12 hours a day. Results are:
      - no change of body weight
      - not significant changes of insulin level, insulin sensitivity and blood pressure.

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  6. How to improve health & well being is always good news! Thanks for sharing, Tanza:)

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  7. Good health is always a good thing to practice. Thanks for bringing all of this to our attention!

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    1. Yes, indeed....

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  8. This is so interesting~ I always learn something new
    xx

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  9. interesting findings!

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  12. very useful information, thank you for sharing

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      1) First group, fasting for 16 hours a day. Restricted eating at 8 hours window (7 AM to 3 PM). Results are:
      - no change of body weight
      - lower insulin level
      - improve insulin sensitivity
      - lower blood pressure
      - decrease appetite

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  14. I know about it from my friend who used this. I think its hard no eat during 16hours :D

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      - not significant changes of insulin level, insulin sensitivity and blood pressure.

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  15. So interesting subject!!
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  16. Thank you very much for the useful post!

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  17. Does Intermittent Fasting Affect on Insulin Resistance? - Part 2 - Diabetes 16

    thanks

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      MONDAY, JANUARY 6, 2020

      Illustration for intermittent fasting (credit to Atkins).

      We continue to talk about about intermittent fasting and insulin resistance in this post (please see previous post: DOES INTERMITTENT FASTING AFFECT ON INSULIN RESISTANCE? - PART 1 - DIABETES 16).

      Moreover, researchers had observed two groups of pre-diabetes men. Observation conducted for 5 weeks. The results are quite surprising and promising.

      1) First group, fasting for 16 hours a day. Restricted eating at 8 hours window (7 AM to 3 PM). Results are:
      - no change of body weight
      - lower insulin level
      - improve insulin sensitivity
      - lower blood pressure
      - decrease appetite

      2) Second group, fasting for 12 hours a day. Results are:
      - no change of body weight
      - not significant changes of insulin level, insulin sensitivity and blood pressure.

      In respect to insulin, intermittent fasting for 16 hours have significant effect on improvement insulin sensitivity.

      Thus, the result improves cells respond to insulin and decrease sugar level in the blood streams.

      Other observations indicated that fasting intermittently may improve brain function and longevity.

      Delete