Modification of Energy Metabolism and Higher Brain Function by Feeding Rhythm

Oct 2, 2018Yakugaku zasshi : Journal of the Pharmaceutical Society of Japan

How Eating Schedules May Change Energy Use and Thinking Abilities

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Abstract

Molecular clocks may influence physiological phenomena such as eating behaviors and the sleep-wake cycle.

  • A molecular clock is present in most living organisms and regulates various physiological processes.
  • Energy metabolism is closely linked to molecular clocks in peripheral tissues, which are influenced by eating rhythms.
  • There is potential for eating rhythms to inversely affect the molecular clock's function.
  • Clock genes in peripheral tissues could play a role in regulating sleep-wake cycles and energy metabolism.

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