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Effects of Time-restricted Hypocaloric Diet in Patients with NAFLD
The effects of a time-restricted hypocaloric Mediterranean type diet compared to a conventional hypocaloric Mediterranean type diet on blood glucose metabolism and liver steatosis in people with non-alcoholic fatty liver disease will be investigated.
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