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Dr Sten Ekberg re New England Journal of Medicine article re Intermittent Fasting

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I prefer this video to dr Mindy Pelz - which I linked the other day.

youtube.com/watch?v=thgVz38...

I was able to register for a free subscription to the New England Journal of Medicine - and read and download the article (without claiming to be a medic or anything).

The article supports the theory that Intermittent Fasting is good for most non-communicable diseases. See:

nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/N...

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Thanks for this :)

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