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Circadian disruption of feeding-fasting rhythm and its consequences for metabolic, immune, cancer, and cognitive processes
How Disrupting Daily Feeding and Fasting Patterns May Affect Metabolism, Immunity, Cancer Risk, and Thinking
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Abstract
Circadian disruption (CD) is associated with an increased risk of health alterations, including metabolic syndrome and sleep disruption.
- The central clock in the brain coordinates daily rhythms with peripheral oscillators in the body.
- Changes in the timing of light exposure and feeding can lead to disturbances in circadian rhythms.
- Chronic phase misalignments between the central and peripheral clocks may contribute to various health issues.
- Animal models of CD show links to conditions such as obesity, chronic inflammation, and cognitive decline.
- Epidemiological studies suggest similar health risks in humans with altered circadian rhythms.
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