Does it matter what time you eat?
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lunalovegood34
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Or should you stop eating at a certain time x
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Meal timing is irrelevant. Eat whenever you want.0
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It does not matter for weight loss purposes.0
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It doesn't matter but I tend to time my meals or I find that I eat all day every day.
I usually eat-
7am breakfast
10am snack
Noon. Lunch
3pm snack
6pm dinner
8pm snack.
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Stop eating at least 3 hours before bedtime.0
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I don't think it matters but if to me if I eat last meal at 8pm I sometimes find myself lose weight but if I eat at 11pm most of the time I wake up and scale won't move.
But then I stop weighing everyday now. Just do once a week will actually see result.
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It does not matter. However, if you like eating breakfast in the early morning or dinner at 2:00am, knock yourself out.0
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you can only eat between 6:28 am and 6:27 am of the next day.-2
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No it doesn't matter. It's so wonderful it doesn't matter. I was taught my whole life it did matter and when I found out it didn't matter, 10 pounds, figuratively, melted off.0
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Matter for what? It does matter when I eat, because if I allow myself to get too hungry, I have a very difficult time becoming satiated and am hungry the rest of the day. I also get crabby, sometimes a headache, sometimes light headed. (It's not glucose.) So I have to eat fairly frequently and at certain times. Each person is different in this regard.0
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No, it does not matter at what time you eat. Eat dinner at midnight if you want to.0
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Matter for what? It does matter when I eat, because if I allow myself to get too hungry, I have a very difficult time becoming satiated and am hungry the rest of the day. I also get crabby, sometimes a headache, sometimes light headed. (It's not glucose.) So I have to eat fairly frequently and at certain times. Each person is different in this regard.
I meant if you eat late does it stop you losing weight. I should have been more clear.0 -
Thanks peeps.0
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Meal timing is important to me in that if I don't eat at precisely food o'clock I get hangrier than a honey badger.0
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shamburger411 wrote: »It doesn't matter but I tend to time my meals or I find that I eat all day every day.
I usually eat-
7am breakfast
10am snack
Noon. Lunch
3pm snack
6pm dinner
8pm snack.
Kinda looks like you're eating all day every day lol0 -
My Dr told me to eat 3 small meals and 2 light snacks and no eating within 2 hours of bedtime. I have yet to get it down to a schedule but once I do im sure it will help out alot.. I have 5 kids in the house so its a little chaotic around here lol.0
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DawnReid04 wrote: »My Dr told me to eat 3 small meals and 2 light snacks and no eating within 2 hours of bedtime. I have yet to get it down to a schedule but once I do im sure it will help out alot.. I have 5 kids in the house so its a little chaotic around here lol.
Your Dr is basing this on nothing but old wives tales and continued misinformation and is wrong if he/she believes this will have any effect on weight loss.0 -
lunalovegood34 wrote: »Or should you stop eating at a certain time x
Look up intermittent fasting0 -
DawnReid04 wrote: »My Dr told me to eat 3 small meals and 2 light snacks and no eating within 2 hours of bedtime. I have yet to get it down to a schedule but once I do im sure it will help out alot.. I have 5 kids in the house so its a little chaotic around here lol.
Your Dr is basing this on nothing but old wives tales and continued misinformation and is wrong if he/she believes this will have any effect on weight loss.
Agreed. Meal timing has no effect upon weight loss. The only valid reason to stop eating at a certain hour and/or a certain number of hours before bedtime is personal preference. Some may find it makes it harder to sleep or they experience indigestion if eating too late - but it makes no difference for weight loss. The metabolism works 24 hours a day, it doesn't go to sleep just because you do.0 -
Actually have found that its better for you to eat prior to 9 in the evening. We tend to be more sedentary in the evenings (TV anyone?} and if you eat and don't move, you blood sugar skyrockets. This is bad for you. I have found out the hard way. After a lifetime of not watching what I eat, and when I eat it, diabetes is knocking on my door. Right now I am handling it with diet and exercise. But now I never eat in the evenings. (And sometimes I really want to!)0
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