Science for a Healthier Tomorrow
Science for a Healthier Tomorrow
Science for a Healthier Tomorrow
Preliminary: in an uncontrolled study of 25 adults who lost weight, gut-bacteria and brain-activity shifts tracked together — an association, not proof that weight loss rewires the brain.
Preliminary: more ultra-processed food tracked with slightly lower attention scores and a higher dementia-risk score — a small association, not proof of cause, and no memory link.
Preliminary: a supervised ketogenic diet was tolerable in 22 adults with anorexia nervosa — a single-arm trial that cannot show it worked.
A preliminary 14-day controlled feeding trial found that a ~95% ultra-processed diet left GLP-1, PYY, ghrelin and PP responses unchanged in lean young adults — an exploratory, industry-partnership-funded null.
A preliminary pooled analysis of five time-restricted-eating trials (124 adults) found more weight loss with an 8-hour window — with caveats about subgroup size and statistical adjustment.