Eat like clockwork
Your gut plans ahead. By working together, you can help it to better help you. Eat like clockwork.
You may think eating at regular times at the same time every day is nice to do but not that important but think again. There’s a reason most societies promote breakfast, lunch and dinner and at particular times of the day.
Eating meals at approximately the same times every day has been noted to correlate positively with a variety of health benefits:
Those who ate close to their sleep time were more susceptible to weight gain due to a greater number of meals and higher total daily caloric intake.
By eating regularly, we give our body the best chance of digesting food
By eating regularly, we give our body the best chance of digesting food. It’s more energy-efficient for our body to know when a meal is likely to be eaten so that it can get digestion fired up for it.
This applies to whether you choose to have 2 or 3 meals a day, whether you are eating within the 8-hour daylight window or fast overnight. Our metabolism likes to follow a rhythm that suits it.
This self-care health hack is from Superfied expert nutritional therapist Beata Rachowiecka
Research:
Irregular consumption of energy intake in meals and a higher cardio-metabolic risk
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Your gut plans ahead. By working together, you can help it to better help you. Eat like clockwork.
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By making small changes to how you cook and eat, you can make improvements to your digestive efficiency.