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Time-restricted feeding in obesity

Time-restricted feeding (TRF) is a dietary approach where individuals consume all their meals within a specific time frame, typically 8–10 hours, and fast for the remaining hours of the day. This eating pattern is gaining popularity for its benefits in managing obesity, as it aligns with the body’s natural circadian rhythm. Studies show that TRF can improve insulin sensitivity, decrease inflammation, and enhance metabolic flexibility, making the body more efficient at utilizing fat stores for energy. Moreover, restricting eating to earlier in the day may help reduce late-night cravings and binge eating, which are common obstacles in weight loss. TRF’s flexibility and focus on timing rather than calorie counting make it a sustainable option for those aiming to manage weight effectively over the long term.

Committee Members
Speaker at World Obesity and Weight Management Congress 2026 - Russell Rising

Russell Rising

D & S Consulting Services Inc, United States
Speaker at World Obesity and Weight Management Congress 2026 - Robert Gabbay

Robert Gabbay

Harvard Medical School, United States
Speaker at World Obesity and Weight Management Congress 2026 - Hassan Massoud Heshmati

Hassan Massoud Heshmati

Endocrinology Metabolism Consulting, LLC, Hassan Heshmati and Valerie Shaw Endocrine Research, United States
WOC 2026 Speakers
Speaker at World Obesity and Weight Management Congress 2026 - Melinda J Watman

Melinda J Watman

Weighty Decision, United States
Speaker at World Obesity and Weight Management Congress 2026 - Michelle Petties

Michelle Petties

Brand New Now Press, United States
Speaker at World Obesity and Weight Management Congress 2026 - Kelly Broadwater

Kelly Broadwater

Chrysalis Center for Counseling and Eating Disorder Treatment, United States
Speaker at World Obesity and Weight Management Congress 2026 - Jesse Cochrane

Jesse Cochrane

Lipedema Foundation, United States
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