Denny Hamlin Was Sued as a Kid After Being Hit by a Car. 32 Years Later He's Back in the Courtroom.

Hamlin looks to move to 2-0 in court cases as NASCAR antitrust suit heats up.

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5 Reasons to Try Intermittent Fasting

Ultimate Guide to Intermittent Fasting View in Browser Science has discovered health benefits linked to whole-day, alternate-day, and time-restricted fasting, says Carolyn Williams, Ph.D., the registered dietitian that helped develop the book The Men’s Health Guide to Intermittent Fasting.   Scientists speculate that the benefits of short-term fasts may come from the structured break they provide to around-the-clock eating. Check out the potential upsides of intermittent fasting: 1. Intermittent fasting can target belly fat According to a report in Cell Metabolism, overweight people who ate during any 10-hour timeframe (and not the other 14) saw a reduction in waist circumference and visceral abdominal fat after 12 weeks. 2. Intermittent fasting may reduce your risk of diabetes The study referenced above also demonstrated the potential of intermittent fasting to reduce risk of metabolic diseases, such as type 2 diabetes and heart disease. 3. Intermittent fasting may lower high blood pressure In another study, participants who practiced 16:8 intermittent fasting without calorie counting significantly reduced their systolic blood pressure compared to a control group after 12 weeks. 4. Intermittent fasting can fight inflammation Several studies have shown that intermittent fasting may induce an anti-inflammatory effect that reduces risk of those metabolic diseases. 5. Intermittent fasting may help you live longer Studies suggest that intermittent fasting may be much easier to maintain than extreme calorie cutting, and may boost lifespan, too. In one study comparing rats who were given unrestricted access to food to rats who were fed every other day, the rats who fasted lived 83 percent longer than those who gorged themselves. The Men’s Health Guide to Intermittent Fasting is packed with essential information for anyone (not just guys!) who wants to start fasting and start feeling great. Unsubscribe | Privacy Notice | CA Notice at Collection Car and Driver is a publication of Hearst Autos. ©2024 Hearst Autos, Inc. All Rights Reserved. This email was sent by Hearst Autos, 300 West 57th Street, New York, NY 10019-3779