Oxaloacetic acid supplementation as a mimic of calorie restriction 

Clinical study in 2009, published in Open Longevity Science. Oxaloacetic acid mimicked calorie restriction that may be beneficial in both achieving the effects of restricting food and diabetes related issues. 

References:

Cash, A. (2009). Oxaloacetic acid supplementation as a mimic of calorie restriction. Open Longevity Science, 3(1). 

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