Alzheimer's disease: Can time-restricted eating improve symptoms?

A study in mice found that time-restricted feeding helped improve memory and reduced Alzheimer's pathology in the brain. Time-restricted feeding is similar to intermittent fasting, which offers several health benefits.
A study in mice found that time-restricted feeding helped improve memory and reduced Alzheimer's pathology in the brain. Time-restricted feeding is similar to intermittent fasting, which offers several health benefits.

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