If you have heart disease and need to lose weight, the thought of going on a diet may be as depressing as, well, having a heart attack. That’s why a growing number of people are giving intermittent fasting a try. This popular eating style alternates periods of fasting with periods of unrestricted eating, providing some flexibility to accommodate individual lifestyles, food preferences and hunger patterns. But is intermittent fasting safe for the heart?
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