Post: Anne Peters, MD- Early time-restricted eating may improve blood sugar levels, slow prediabetes

On June 15, Medical News Today quoted Anne Peters, MD, endocrinologist with Keck Medicine and professor of medicine (clinical scholar) with the Keck School, on the benefits of time-restricted eating.

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