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Hi folks:

This 'grazing versus fasting' issue is interesting, and I would like

to try to satisfy myself about it. I too have been told over the

years things like: " breakfast is the most important meal of the

day " ; " everyone should eat three square meals " ; and " you shouldn't

eat too much late in the day " and so on. But I have never seen

anyone provide worthwhile evidence to support these views.

On the other hand here I have seen regular full day fasting

recommended.

If anyone knows of experiments with mammals, using a mortality rate

or average life expectancy end point, comparing identical food

consumption but with, say, some fed three times a day, others once

daily and others every other day only, it would be helpful to me to

decide whether to try the 'one-meal-a-day' route. Since I am

starting out healthy I am not convinced it would be a good idea to go

hog-wild into something different from what I have been doing,

without some reasonably persuasive evidence.

Rodney.

> Interesting.

>

> Does he address this question: That is, " grazing' is supposed to be

> healthier than eating a large meal at one sitting? Some experts

feel that

> one large meal a day is a strain on the heart/digestive system and

that it's

> better to eat several small meals. Or is your 1200 cal not

considered that

> large of a meal?

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