A small trial suggests time-restricted eating may help adults with Type 1 diabetes lower blood sugar without increasing major safety risks. For adults with Type 1 diabetes, limiting food intake to a set eight-hour period each day may offer another way to manage blood sugar without counting calories.
A small trial suggests time-restricted eating may help adults with Type 1 diabetes lower blood sugar without increasing major safety risks.
For adults with Type 1 diabetes, limiting food intake to a set eight-hour period each day may offer another way to manage blood sugar without counting calories.
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A small trial suggests time-restricted eating may help adults with Type 1 diabetes lower blood sugar without increasing major safety risks. For adults with Type 1 diabetes, limiting food intake to a set eight-hour period each day may offer another way to manage blood sugar without counting calories.
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