Daytime feeding could be key to better sleep and blood sugar
NCT ID NCT04743960
Summary
This study tested whether changing the timing of home nutrition feeds from overnight to daytime could improve blood sugar control and sleep quality for people with short bowel syndrome. Twenty patients tried their usual overnight feeding for one week, then switched to daytime feeding for another week. Researchers measured glucose levels and sleep patterns to see if the simple schedule change could lead to better health outcomes.
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Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston, Massachusetts, 02114, United States
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