Time-of-day and nutrient composition of eating occasions: prospective association with the metabolic syndrome in the 1946 British birth cohort

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Read for FREE - time and nutrient composition of eating occasions predict the development of the metabolic syndrome - http://t.co/o9uuSoUcKO

IL MATTINO HA L'ORO IN BOCCA I ritmi circadiani regolano molti processi fisiologici che influenzano l'omeostasi... http://t.co/YDBAIQboOY

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Carbs in the morning kept post war generation lean and their trigs low > . Carbohydrate intake at breakfast or... http://t.co/uCQ6A6CD

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