Regular fasting linked to longer lifespan, reduced heart failure risk
People who fast regularly are less likely to experience heart failure and may live longer than their peers who do not, according to two new studies.
People who fast regularly are less likely to experience heart failure and may live longer than their peers who do not, according to two new studies.
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