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Time-restricted eating slows early Huntington's disease, OHSU study finds

Study shows time-restricted eating reduces neurodegeneration biomarker by 13 percent

1 Sep 17 · 6d ago · 2 articles · 1 source · development 1 of 4

Blood levels of neurofilament light, a marker of nerve cell damage that typically rises in Huntington's disease, fell by an average of 13 percent in study participants. On the Unified Huntington's Disease Rating Scale, participants improved by an average of 0.5 points, compared to the typical annual decline of one point.

Study shows time-restricted eating reduces neurodegeneration biomarker by 13 percent
Newsweek

Russell Wells Lead author, fourth-year medical student at OHSUAmie Hiller Senior author, professor of neurology at OHSUOregon Health & Science University Research institution

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  1. 1 outlet Intermittent fasting shows promise in slowing Huntington's disease progression

    first by Medical Xpress, 6d ago

  2. 1 outlet Time-restricted eating may slow early-stage Huntington's disease - News-Medical

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