The second mechanism to reset the circadian clock works in response to mealtime during rhythmic, consecutive, time-restricted feeding-fasting cycles.[5, 7, 10] Rhythmic consecutive time-restricted feeding-fasting cycles have shown to release peripheral clocks, including the hepatic clock, from the control of the master clock and entrain them independent of the master clock.[5, 7, 10] Uncoupling of the peripheral clocks from the master clock shifts and resets the phase of the peripheral clocks.[5, 7, 10] As such, mealtime and duration between meals are critical in resetting and maintaining the circadian rhythmicity of the peripheral clocks.[13] Murine studies showed that time-restricted access or no access to food during night time/dark phase resets the phase of the hepatic clock, optimizes the amplitude of hepatic clock oscillations, and results in the upregulation of mRNA and various protein synthetic pathways, including enzymes that play a crucial role in carbohydrate and lipid metabolism.[3, 5, 7, 9, 10, 14] Mice are nocturnal feeders
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