National Geographic speaks about Fast-Mimicking diet

Can a 5-day fast-mimicking diet improve longevity? This article explores how it mimics fasting to support health, based on scientific research and insights from long-lived communities.
Vegetables supporting fasting mimicking diet health benefits

Fasting has long been linked to health and longevity, and new research suggests that even a diet that mimics fasting can have similar benefits. By tricking the body into a fasting state, this approach may support metabolic health, cellular repair, and overall well-being. Insights from populations with high numbers of centenarians help illustrate how dietary patterns can influence life span.

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Fran Smith, Can fasting help you live longer? Here’s what the science says., National Geographic, January 17, 2023.

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