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I don´t eat past bedtime. I don´t like crumbs in the bed .
I respectfully beg to differ - a breakfast in bed is totally worth the crumbs
On the topic, no, but then again I tend to be naturally a morning person (yes, even though I like breakfast in bed), so I tend to finish eating by 19h00 tops unless eating out. Nothing to do with any other considerations except appetite.0 -
im trying not to eat past 7 pm .. only to get myself out of binging in the evenings .. but generally I wouldn't have a I don't eat past a certain time.. although I know a few people who swear by this.. one has nothing apart from water after 6 pm nd the other not past 8 pm xx
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I don't eat anything high in carbs (read, anything more than non-starchy veggies) after 4pm or so. Its not a weight loss thing, though, its an effort to control my fasting glucose. I also watch foods really high in fiber in the evening, because it can mess with my stomach, which messes with my sleep.0
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Carlos_421 wrote: »I know a guy (he's that guy we all know who was in great shape as a teenager so he knows all there is to know about fitness) who decided that what he needed to do to lose weight was stop eating after 8 o'clock. However, his definition of "not eating" was that he wouldn't eat anything EXCEPT popcorn and milk (which is better than a bag of oreos, I guess) because popcorn is healthy and light and because milk is liquid (thus not food, I suppose).
Well one night a group of us found ourselves at McDonald's around 10pm. He wouldn't order any food because it was after 8. Instead, he went to the gas station next door and bought a half gallon of chocolate milk. He explained to us how that he can't eat past 8 because he needs to lose weight so he'll just have the milk instead.
He proceeded to drink all 1,600 calories worth of the chocolate milk. My 600 calorie quarter pounder was delicious.
He's still as big as ever, by the way.
Makes perfect sense - kidding. Don't they serve milk at McDonalds? And why not a light salad to go with it? I guess it all made sense to him at the time, lol.0 -
I am hungry therefore I eat. Deep thinking eh?0
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I usually stop once I'm in bed...getting out to grab a snack is just too much trouble even if I didn't fall asleep within minutes from my head hitting the pillow.0
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I have recently started toying with IF, so right now I don't eat past 9:30 p.m.0
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I just try to not eat anything too heavy past 7pm because I'm in bed by 10:30 and hate sleeping with a full stomach. Only reason why.0
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When I fall asleep.0
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Carlos_421 wrote: »I know a guy (he's that guy we all know who was in great shape as a teenager so he knows all there is to know about fitness) who decided that what he needed to do to lose weight was stop eating after 8 o'clock. However, his definition of "not eating" was that he wouldn't eat anything EXCEPT popcorn and milk (which is better than a bag of oreos, I guess) because popcorn is healthy and light and because milk is liquid (thus not food, I suppose).
Well one night a group of us found ourselves at McDonald's around 10pm. He wouldn't order any food because it was after 8. Instead, he went to the gas station next door and bought a half gallon of chocolate milk. He explained to us how that he can't eat past 8 because he needs to lose weight so he'll just have the milk instead.
He proceeded to drink all 1,600 calories worth of the chocolate milk. My 600 calorie quarter pounder was delicious.
He's still as big as ever, by the way.
Makes perfect sense - kidding. Don't they serve milk at McDonalds? And why not a light salad to go with it? I guess it all made sense to him at the time, lol.
Not by the half gallon. lol
I guess the salad would have messed up his diet since it's not popcorn. lol0 -
Carlos_421 wrote: »I know a guy (he's that guy we all know who was in great shape as a teenager so he knows all there is to know about fitness) who decided that what he needed to do to lose weight was stop eating after 8 o'clock. However, his definition of "not eating" was that he wouldn't eat anything EXCEPT popcorn and milk (which is better than a bag of oreos, I guess) because popcorn is healthy and light and because milk is liquid (thus not food, I suppose).
Well one night a group of us found ourselves at McDonald's around 10pm. He wouldn't order any food because it was after 8. Instead, he went to the gas station next door and bought a half gallon of chocolate milk. He explained to us how that he can't eat past 8 because he needs to lose weight so he'll just have the milk instead.
He proceeded to drink all 1,600 calories worth of the chocolate milk. My 600 calorie quarter pounder was delicious.
He's still as big as ever, by the way.
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If eating leads to heart burn and you being up all night: pay attention to how your body reacts and adjust your routines accordingly.
Personally I don't eat past midnight. Except for when I do, I log it as the next day.I know a lot of people who have I don't eat past a certain time rule. I'm not one of them. But it got me thinking, is it good to have a I don't eat past a certain time rule?
If you have one. What time don't you eat past and why?
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I don't have a set time, but I don't like eating after 8 or 9 generally. I find it makes me early morning work outs better. I have been known to have a few late night snacks though.0
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I don't really have a rule but I don't really eat after I brush my teeth and go to bed until morning. I generally have a snack between 8 PM and 11 PM.0
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I eat dinner really late, usually after 9, sometimes after 10, because I work late and either work out or have some kind of activity in the evening when I don't. So I don't eat after dinner (which might include dessert, but there's never a break in-between).
I agree with all of those saying timing doesn't matter unless it does for you personally for some reason. For me it's best not to snack in an unplanned way and because I eat so late anyway I'm never actually hungry after dinner.0 -
The only reason would be for dietary adherence.
I don't have a "don't eat after X" rule...but I do have rules in place for myself because I don't log or keep a diary so having "rules" (which are really more like general guidelines) helps me regulate my consumption...I've been able to easily maintain for 1.5 years without logging.
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I have a bad habit that I developed after my divorce of eating in bed. (Not sure why. I'm not sad. I just think my ex-h never would have allowed it, lol!) Anyway, it's resulted in a lot of weight gain. So, now, when I lay down in bed, I consider the kitchen closed. Regardless of time. No getting up to get a snack.
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I don't have a rule about that unless I am dealing with some heartburn like I currently have been. So right now I try not to eat within an hour or so of bed and I am very careful as to what I eat. However, when I don't have issues I eat when and what I want at night as long as it fits in my calories and I am actually hungry.0
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I feel full0
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