Is this enough information for your doctor and hospital to implement? Don't do this on your own, you know how damned dangerous 14-16 hour fasts are.
http://medcitynews.com/2015/01/fasting-16-hours-twice-week-good-health-just-waistline/?
This paragraph is interesting;
Mattson is interested in what happens to the brain — in terms of memory
and learning — when the body starts to burn fat for fuel. And he’s been
studying animals, mainly mice, for clues. During fasting, he says, fat
can convert to compounds called ketones, “which have beneficial effects
in making neurons more resistant to injury and disease.” He’s planning a
study in people to evaluate what effect intermittent fasting may have
on brain health.
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