How Experiences Affect Psychological Responses During Supervised Fasting: A Preliminary Study.
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ABSTRACT: As an unusual event, fasting can induce strong physiological and psychological reactions, but there is still no clear understanding of how previous fasting experiences affect people's responses to current fasting. This study aimed to investigate the influence of previous fasting experiences on participants' basic physiological and psychological responses in a fasting experiment conducted under intensive medical monitoring. For a 22-day experiment divided into four phases (3-day Baseline; 10-day Complete Fasting; 4-day Calorie Restriction; and 5-day Recovery phases), a total of 13 persons participated; the participants were divided into a group with prior fasting experience (Experienced: N = 6) and a group without prior fasting experience (Newbie: N = 7). The results indicate
SUBMITTER: Ma Q
PROVIDER: S-EPMC8170085 | biostudies-literature | 2021
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature
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