It’s a known fact that when we eat also has an impact on our body, not just what we eat. Many people tend to eat late into the night day in day out.
Health Experts warn that eating late into the night increases the risk of diseases like hypertension and diabetes, weight gain, digestive issues , and so on. Therefore,
eating dinner early can be a healthier choice.Here are 6 evidence -based reasons why
eating early is preferable
1. Better Blood Sugar Control and
Reduced Risk of Prediabetes
Eating early gives time for the food
to be processed and digested before the body rests.
A research found out
people that eat late into the night are at higher risk of developing
prediabetes.
2. Weight management
According to research ,
eating earlier in the evening gives your body more time to burn calories before
going to bed, which may aid in weight management
3. Enhanced Sleep Quality
A lighter stomach at bedtime can promote better
sleep as it reduces the risk of acid reflux and indigestion, which can disrupt
sleep patterns.
4. Better Morning Energy &
Alertness
When dinner is taken earlier,
digestion finishes before
bedtime, reducing overnight metabolic load. Studies show early eaters feel
lighter and more energetic in the morning.
5. Hormonal Balance
Research shows that
late eating disrupts circadian rhythm, lowering insulin sensitivity at night
and maintaining hormonal balance. Early dinner aligns with the body’s natural
clock, improving digestion and metabolism.
6. Reduced Risk of Heart Disease
The NutriNet-Santé cohort study found that
people who ate their last meal earlier had a lower risk of cardiovascular
disease. Eating after 9 p.m. was linked with increased risk of stroke and heart
disease.
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