LO QUE EL AYUNO INTERMITENTE TIENE QUE DECIR SOBRE EL CÁNCER, LA SALUD CARDIOVASCULAR Y LA SALUD MENTAL DEL CEREBRO
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ayuno intermitente es una estrategia nutricional en la que se intercalan períodos de ayunoResumen
INTRODUCCIÓN: El ayuno intermitente es una estrategia nutricional en la que se intercalan períodos de ayuno con períodos de alimentación dirigidos a la promoción de la salud. El presente estudio investiga si esta práctica promueve efectos beneficiosos sobre el tratamiento cardiovascular, la salud mental cerebral y el cáncer. MÉTODOS: Los datos fueron recolectados a partir de la búsqueda en bases de datos electrónicas. Se utilizaron los descriptores: Ayuno intermitente; disfunción cognitiva; Cáncer. Se seleccionaron revistas de una categoría superior a B3, utilizando como criterios los artículos enviados entre 2016 y 2019. Como criterios de exclusión, se excluyeron del análisis los artículos que no presentaron un resultado con ayuno intermitente o que utilizaron animales distintos de ratones o humanos. RESULTADOS: El ayuno intermitente demostró ser un aliado eficiente en el tratamiento contra el cáncer debido a su efecto potenciador sobre el tratamiento de quimioterapia, reduciendo el progreso de la enfermedad, además, se observó una reducción en los parámetros de riesgo cardiovascular en individuos bajo restricción calórica al mismo tiempo que se observó mejoría en el rendimiento cognitivo. CONCLUSIÓN: En conclusión, el ayuno intermitente demostró ser un aliado eficaz en el tratamiento del cáncer al ralentizar su progresión, así como en la promoción de la salud a partir de ganancias en la salud cardiovascular y mental-cerebral.
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