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Calorie counting still better than intermittent fasting for weight loss: study

Por: New York Post Life January 18, 2023

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You may want to slow down on fasting. A new study — published Wednesday in the — has found that intermittent fasting fails to help dieters drop weight, with calorie counting still the most effective way to shed any unwanted pounds. The Johns Hopkins University research team’s findings are likely to shock those spending up to 16 hours a day abstaining from food in their battle against the bulge. Intermittent fasting has , with proponents of... + full article



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