May 18, 2025
Intermittent fasting focuses meals between sunrise and sunset, aligning with peak digestive enzyme and metabolic activity, promoting fat loss and better gut health.
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Finish your last meal 2-3 hours before bedtime, ideally with a larger lunch and early dinner, to optimize digestion and metabolic benefits.
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Eating within the fasting window improves metabolism, enhances digestion, and supports a healthier gut microbiome compared to late-night eating.
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Intermittent fasting aids better blood sugar regulation and improves cholesterol by raising HDL (good) and lowering LDL (bad) levels.
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Eating aligned with the body’s natural circadian rhythm reduces risks of heart disease, high blood pressure, and metabolic syndrome.
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