A controlled trial of reduced meal frequency without caloric restriction in healthy, normal-weight, middle-aged adults 2

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Is eating a meal with 2000 Calories at once any different from eating 4 times at 500 Calories?

Posted by bodacydo, at medicalsciences.stackexchange.com, 30 Oct 2015

I wonder if there any difference in how many times I eat per day? Let's say I eat one big meal in the morning at 2000 kcal (at…

Is eating a meal with 2000 Calories at once any different from eating 4 times at 500 Calories?

Posted by bodacydo, at health.stackexchange.com, 30 Oct 2015

I wonder if there any difference in how many times I eat per day? Let's say I eat one big meal in the morning at 2000 kcal (at…

Is there a biological reason for spreading food intake into breakfast-lunch-dinner?

Posted by Alex Stone, at biology.stackexchange.com, 12 Apr 2014

I keep hearing over an over how humans can satisfy their entire daily caloric need in one sitting at a fast food restaurant. At…

Is a short-term fast beneficial for maintaining good health and extending life expectancy?

Posted by Kristoffer Nolgren, at skeptics.stackexchange.com, 11 Jan 2013

This is claimed in Sweden's second-biggest newspaper. My translation: "I have started to short-term fast.[...] The reason…

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