Have any studies been conducted on individuals following CRON and also juice-fasting three days every two to three weeks? I've read about the benefits of juice-fasting and I'm certainly convinced of the biological benefits of CRON, but I haven't found studies which combine the two. My guess would be that the periodic fasting might extend lifespan even more.
Periodic fasting might be a good idea, but not with juice, which is high in glucose and/or fructose. This would simply negate beneficial pathways activated by low glucose levels. See the chapter in The CR Way on Glucose, The Sweet Spot of Longevity.
Cinnamon has little effect on glucose levels. I have not tried bitter melon so I can't comment on that. It is much better to rely on the tease meal method we wrote about in the CR Way. That helps activate insulin naturally so it can dispose of circulating glucose efficiently when the rest of your meal follows.
Outstanding. Once again, Meridith and Paul demonstrate their leadership by taking CR out of just the scientific literature and putting into plain english with concrete ways to make it happen in our lives. I can't thank you both enough.
Anything eaten over and above what the body needs becomes a burdon to the body. This accelerates aging and contributes to sickness and disease. For every percentage point less food we eat, we typically extend our lives by the same percentage point (that is if it is started at a young age). Numerous differant studies in differant specifies all conclude the same.
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loseweightdietsupply 1 year ago
Have any studies been conducted on individuals following CRON and also juice-fasting three days every two to three weeks? I've read about the benefits of juice-fasting and I'm certainly convinced of the biological benefits of CRON, but I haven't found studies which combine the two. My guess would be that the periodic fasting might extend lifespan even more.
StrongAgnostic1 2 years ago
Periodic fasting might be a good idea, but not with juice, which is high in glucose and/or fructose. This would simply negate beneficial pathways activated by low glucose levels. See the chapter in The CR Way on Glucose, The Sweet Spot of Longevity.
paulMcGlothin 2 years ago
Paul, do you and Meridith have an opinion about using supplements such as cinnamon or bitter melon juice to help keep glucose levels low? Thanks.
krefcenz 2 years ago
Cinnamon has little effect on glucose levels. I have not tried bitter melon so I can't comment on that. It is much better to rely on the tease meal method we wrote about in the CR Way. That helps activate insulin naturally so it can dispose of circulating glucose efficiently when the rest of your meal follows.
paulMcGlothin 2 years ago
Do you think you could do a study for bitter melon? I too am interested to know how bitter melon/cinnamon effects glucose.
moonprincess3331 2 years ago
Outstanding. Once again, Meridith and Paul demonstrate their leadership by taking CR out of just the scientific literature and putting into plain english with concrete ways to make it happen in our lives. I can't thank you both enough.
augiebrooks 2 years ago
Thanks for your kind comments, Augie. We were deeply touched by what you said.
paulMcGlothin 2 years ago
Anything eaten over and above what the body needs becomes a burdon to the body. This accelerates aging and contributes to sickness and disease. For every percentage point less food we eat, we typically extend our lives by the same percentage point (that is if it is started at a young age). Numerous differant studies in differant specifies all conclude the same.
eatmoreraw 2 years ago
so if I am no longer young, then it is pointless to follow a calorie restricted diet?
nakedBison69 7 months ago