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Subscribe Home / The Listener / Health By Jennifer Bowden 5 May, 2024 12:00 AM4 mins to read Intermittent fasting has become a trend, but latest research suggests it could be doing more harm than good. Photo / Getty Images Intermittent fasting has become a trend, but latest research suggests it could be doing more harm than good. Photo / Getty Images
Question: I try to stay active and eat well. I've followed Dr Michael Mosley's advice on intermittent fasting and time-restricted eating to improve my health. However, I recently read of research linking intermittent fasting to
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