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  1. Default Intermittent fasting up-regulates Fsp27/Cidec gene expression in white adipose tissue

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    In the study the type of Intermittent Fasting used was 3 days on 3 days off,

    That is extreme I dont think anyone practices that kind of IF.

    Even alternate day Intermittent Fasting is rare.
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    I saw this study on pubmed. I haven't actually looked at the effects of IF before. Is there anything that backs these findings up?
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    Originally Posted by Kindke View Post
    In the study the type of Intermittent Fasting used was 3 days on 3 days off,

    That is extreme I dont think anyone practices that kind of IF.

    Even alternate day Intermittent Fasting is rare.
    i do alternate day, purely because i only eat once a day at most.
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    In rats? The fat pad of the epididymis? Would this even translate to fat tissue in general - and in humans?

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    Originally Posted by badly_dubbed View Post
    i do alternate day, purely because i only eat once a day at most.
    thats not really "alternate" day fasting is it? Your eating once EVERY day.

    Alternate day fasting pertains to going atleast a full waking day without food consumption, for example, fast on monday, ad lib food on tuesday, fast on wednesday, ad lib on Thursday etc etc.

    A search on pubmed with Fsp27 brings up only 42 papers, so this is clearly not a well researched or studied protein in general.

    Although the rodent knockout studies show FSP27 deficiency results in leaness and increased energy expenditure, there was 1 study showing how one of its main functions is to regulate lipid droplet size, they show a picture of 2 fat cells with and without FSP27, and the one without has many many small lipid droplets. I have to say that picture did not strike me as being a healthy fat cell, ( even though it had increased mitochondria )

    Fat-specific protein 27 regulates storage of tri... [J Biol Chem. 2008] - PubMed - NCBI
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    yup. most days i do 6pm -6pm which in my books is alternate day fasting but still eating everyday.

    check out brad pilons eat stop eat.
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    Originally Posted by Kindke View Post
    In the study the type of Intermittent Fasting used was 3 days on 3 days off,

    That is extreme I dont think anyone practices that kind of IF.

    Even alternate day Intermittent Fasting is rare.
    I do that quite often for 6-8 months in a row. I'm no BB though.
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