Intermittent feeding refers to a dietary approach where food intake is alternated with periods of fasting or reduced eating. This method can be applied in various forms, such as time-restricted eating, where food is consumed within a specific window each day, or alternate-day fasting. It is often used for weight management, metabolic health, and has been studied for potential benefits in longevity and disease prevention. The focus is on the timing of meals rather than the types of food consumed.
The opposite of intermittent is continuous.
As intermittent means occurring at irregular intervals, a possible sentence could be:Because of the rugged terrain, the signal from the telecommunications tower was intermittent, and the lost hikers had difficulty using their mobile phones to call for help.
(Intermittent - stopping and starting at intervals) During the summer, there are intermittent dust storms in the desert. NASA received only intermittent signals from the damaged spacecraft. We made only intermittent progress on the project.
An intermittent connection would be a connection that is not constant. For example, if you have a light in your house that you have turned on and it flickers on and of, that would be intermittent, not constant light.
Intermittent Parasite is a parasite that visits and leaves the host at interval.
Intermittent is an adjective describing a punctuated and or irregular set of instances. Wiper blades on a vehicle can be set to wipe intermittently, that is on a delay and not constantly active.
intermittent loss indicates you need a new sensor
You can't tell. "Intermittent" only means that something starts and stops.
Swedish porphyria, pyrroloporphyria, and intermittent acute porphyria.
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On the weather forecast they said that it would be mainly fine with intermittent showers.
Gliding. intermittent