Ep. 267 - Time Restricted Eating + Resistance Training | Body Composition Success | Optimizing Muscle Preservation | Metabolic Health Benefits | Evidence-Based Fasting Results

In this evidence-based episode, Dr. Scott Watier and Tommy Welling dive into a groundbreaking 2024 systematic review examining the synergistic effects of time-restricted eating and resistance training on body composition and metabolic health. They break down the research findings showing how combining these approaches leads to significant fat loss while preserving muscle mass, even in healthy-weight individuals. The hosts provide practical insights into implementing these strategies effectively, discussing optimal protein intake, training frequency, and fasting windows that produce results. This episode offers valuable guidance for anyone looking to optimize their body composition while maintaining strength and improving metabolic markers through time-restricted eating.

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https://www.mdpi.com/2072-6643/16/18/3066