7. Timing Matters
Researchers at the University of Alabama at Birmingham posit that eating early, in sync with your circadian rhythm, is better than eating later in the day or evening. For example, these scientists have noted that the body is more capable of regulating blood sugar levels in the morning than in the afternoon or later. The 16:8 diet enables you to schedule eating within an ideal time frame to maximize fasting benefits.
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