What time everyday do you stop eating?
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It depends on how hungry and tired I am. Some nights I snack and watch TV until 10pm and other nights I have dinner at 6 and am asleep by 9pm0
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I stop when I've eaten all my calories.
Thats normally about 930/10pm.0 -
I feel better the next morning if I stop eating about two hours before bed.0
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I tend to stop eating around 5:30 / 6:00pm.I don't like to go to bed with a full stomach.0
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1-3 am lol0
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I may or may not have once fallen asleep with a Reese's Peanut Butter Cup in my hand.0
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I eat breakfast at 6:30 am,snack between 8 and 9:30 am lunch at 11 am dinner at 3 pm then thats it,my family thinks I'm a weirdo but thats just the schedule I'm comfortable with, I'm a 43 year old senior citizen I guess haha!1
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In bed. Sometimes after I've already been sleeping.1
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About 1-2 hours before bedtime0
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I don't eat anything after 7p.0
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Depends, sometimes I finish whatever at 9.30 and head straight to bed to read and stuff.0
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Whatever time i start sleeping. If i could eat and sleep simultanesouly i would probably do it, as long as it fits into my daily allowance.0
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8:00-8:30pm, bedtime 9:300
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After dinner (maybe 8 pm) I wait until 20 minutes prior to bed (Midnight or so) and have a small glass of milk and a protein brownie. Scheduling the same snack in my mind and logging it in advance prevents me from thinking about other snacks or eating. But there's nothing wrong with eating late if that's how your body works. I'm never hungry during the day and probably never will be.0
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My last meal is usually around 1:30am, but my 1st meal is around 11am (work late nights) .. every one is different..0
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I usually eat dinner around 5:30-6 and then I floss, brush, and am finished eating for the night. I am not a snacker though. I eat breakfast, lunch, dinner. Pretty big lunch & dinner (400-600 calories). Some have compared my not eating from 6 pm to 6 am as a version of intermittent fasting but I wouldn't say so. It just works for me because I don't really get hungry before bed.0
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Whenever I run out of calories, and that tends to vary from day to day. What time it happens to be is fairly irrelevant in regards to weight loss, though it is a persistent myth (http://www.webmd.com/diet/features/diet-truth-myth-eating-night-causes-weight-gain#1).
I try to leave enough wiggle room to be able to hook myself up with a post dinner snack of some kind most nights. I do this because I used to be a horrible night eater back in the day and leaving myself this buffer zone has made things easier for me. Don't get me wrong, some nights if I have a big dinner out I am screwed, but if that is the case I try to go to bed earlier. Going to bed very early was an initial coping strategy I used when I was still fighting night cravings at the onset. It was like 3rd grade on a school night all over again there for awhile.0 -
I don't like to eat past nine, but that's because I have acid reflux. If I eat too late, I'll be sick all night.0
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I try to avoid eating or drinking between when I go to bed and when I weigh myself after hitting the bathroom after I wake up.
Otherwise way too much math to deal with items consumed before weighing and what to log in which day!!!
It gets really screwed up if I don't go to bed at all!1 -
I eat more of my carbs in the middle of the day and I have my last meal before 9pm. After 9pm nothing goes inside my stomach other than just water0
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