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Influence of time-restricted eating on circadian regulation of glucose homeostasis and mitochondrial function — The TIMET Study
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What this source adds
Describes eligibility, assignment, measurements, and consent. Comparing dated plans with the published report helps readers distinguish planned work from observed results.
Keep these limits in view
This document is not independent evidence of benefit and does not establish the current recruitment status. The published TIMET report gives the actual enrollment and findings.
Understand the context
- Evidence type
- Human trial protocol and consent document; not results
- Population or scope
- Planned recruitment of adults with metabolic syndrome
- Sample or coverage
- Planned maximum: 144; this is not the final randomized count
- Study duration or data period
- Planned 12-week intervention