Paul Saladino· MD
so that kind of tells you that even some for like it kind of tells you that it a matter whether you eat slightly earlier or slightly later and what matters is the compression of eating window itself where all the magic happens
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so that kind of tells you that even some for like it kind of tells you that it a matter whether you eat slightly earlier or slightly later and what matters is the compression of eating window itself where all the magic happens
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there is this clear connect between how much we eat and when we eat that ties into circadian rhythms and that circadian biology even since this review came out there have been papers that have come out that that re-emphasize the importance of when we eat and what we eat I don't think it's either I think it's both um uh that suggest that that that's probably going to be um significant in terms of the the the consequences of the long-term health effects