Meal irregularity and cardiometabolic consequences: results from observational and intervention studies

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RT @muscleforlife: An easy way to be less hungry when dieting: Eat at the same times every day. Research shows that irregular meal times ca…

An easy way to be less hungry when dieting: Eat at the same times every day. Research shows that irregular meal times can negatively impact metabolic processes linked to appetite, digestion, and the processing of fat, cholesterol, and glucose. https://…

@DennisEckmeier @SatchinPanda @AndriGarciaOfic And here is a larger compilation of the effects of a regular eating schedule with no better benefits per schedule https://t.co/2VYAFZIlDW

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