In a Nutshell
- Older adults who went 14 to 24 hours between meals accumulated chronic diseases significantly faster over 15 years than those with shorter gaps between eating.
- The harmful association was found in adults aged 78 and older but was not seen in adults younger than 78.
- Longer fasting gaps were linked to faster accumulation of heart- and brain-related diseases, but not bone and joint diseases.
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