Ramadan Diurnal Intermittent Fasting Is Associated With Attenuated FTO Gene Expression in Subjects With Overweight and Obesity: A Prospective Cohort Study

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RT @humanOS_me: Ramadan fasting is associated with downregulation of FTO gene expression in obese subjects. In overweight/obese, relative g…

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Unfortunately most break the laws of nature now with artificial light at night so ruin the benefits in my opinion.

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RT @humanOS_me: Ramadan fasting is associated with downregulation of FTO gene expression in obese subjects. In overweight/obese, relative g…

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Ramadan fasting is associated with downregulation of FTO gene expression in obese subjects. In overweight/obese, relative gene expression of FTO was reduced 32%, compared to the pre-fasting state. https://t.co/MRpcDcj076 https://t.co/NLMCTVKnNI

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