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EPISODE · Oct 9, 2020 · 26 MIN

Intermittent Fasting and Its Effects on the Brain

from Dementia Matters · host Wisconsin Alzheimer’s Disease Research Center

As intermittent fasting has risen in popularity over the last decade, researchers have been exploring its long-term effects on physical health. Dr. Mark Mattson joins to discuss his research on metabolic switching, caloric restrictions, and the cognitive benefits from intermittent fasting. Guest: Mark P. Mattson, PhD, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, Department of Neurology Note: It is best to talk with your healthcare provider before engaging in intermittent fasting. Episode Topics: Defining Intermittent fasting: 1:08 How long does it take for a metabolic switch? 2:02 How is this process different from normal dietary recommendations? 3:44 What did you find in your research on the effects of intermittent fasting on health? 5:36 Are there cognitive benefits to intermittent fasting? 8:12 Can intermittent fasting and caloric restrictions improve the brain’s health? 9:49 How does our modern lifestyles affect our brain and overall health? 16:07 Is there any evidence that one way of intermittent fasting is better?17:54 Are there any long-term consequences of intermittent fasting? 20:30 What do you do in your life to improve your brain health? 22:39

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