#26 Can Intermittent Fasting Raise the Risk of Dying of Cardiovascular Disease by 91%? New Study Reaction with Dr. Adam Collins

#26 Can Intermittent Fasting Raise the Risk of Dying of Cardiovascular Disease by 91%? New Study Reaction with Dr. Adam Collins | Never Diet Again

· Max Lowery · Podcast Episode  · 2 min read

#26 Can Intermittent Fasting Raise the Risk of Dying of Cardiovascular Disease by 91%? New Study Reaction with Dr. Adam Collins

Max Lowery challenges a recent study on time-restricted eating & cardiovascular disease with Dr. Adam Collins, exposing critical flaws in methodology & data analysis. They debunk the sensationalized headlines, urging a nuanced understanding of nutrition science.

Max Lowery challenges a recent study on time-restricted eating & cardiovascular disease with Dr. Adam Collins, exposing critical flaws in methodology & data analysis. They debunk the sensationalized headlines, urging a nuanced understanding of nutrition science.

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In this eye-opening episode, Max Lowery sits down with Dr. Adam Collins, an esteemed researcher and associate professor of nutrition at Surrey University, to challenge the shocking headlines from a recent study suggesting that time-restricted eating increases the risk of cardiovascular disease mortality by 91%. With Max’s deep expertise in helping individuals achieve sustainable weight loss and Dr. Collins’s extensive research in intermittent fasting, this conversation promises to cut through the noise and offer clarity.

Dive deep into the heart of the study as Dr. Collins exposes critical flaws, from its reliance on self-reported data to a complete overlook of participants’ lifestyles, painting a questionable picture of its conclusions. Max and Dr. Collins dissect the methodology, emphasizing the dangers of drawing dramatic conclusions from poorly contextualized data. They discuss the broader implications of dietary research and the media’s role in distorting scientific findings, urging a more nuanced understanding of nutrition science.

More than just a critique, this episode is a call to action. Max shares his vision for a world where diet culture is debunked and individuals are empowered with the knowledge to make informed decisions about their health. It’s a conversation that challenges conventional wisdom, encourages critical thinking, and reaffirms the importance of a personalized approach to dieting.

Whether you’re a longtime follower of intermittent fasting, a sceptic of sensationalist health headlines, or somewhere in between, this episode offers valuable insights into the complex world of nutrition science, the pitfalls of media sensationalism, and the path to genuine health and well-being.

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