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Researchers Find Late Meals and Irregular Sleep Linked to Poorer Gut and Metabolic Health

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Staying awake late and eating meals at night may affect more than just sleep. A new study suggests that people with obesity who follow late-night eating and sleeping patterns may face a higher risk of metabolic problems, potentially linked to changes in gut bacteria and inflammation. Published in… (Medical Dialogues)

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    Researchers Find Late Meals and Irregular Sleep Linked to Poorer Gut and Metabolic Health

    Staying awake late and eating meals at night may affect more than just sleep. A new study suggests that people with obesity who follow late-night eating and sleeping patterns may face a higher risk of metabolic problems, potentially linked to changes in gut bacteria and inflammation. Published in…

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