Eating Patterns Shift
A significant change in eating habits has occurred over the decades, with the average number of meals consumed daily nearly doubling since the 1970s. This shift has contributed to the obesity epidemic, as many snacks consist of processed carbohydrates rather than nutritious options. Balancing feeding and fasting is crucial, as the body needs time to store and later utilize energy effectively.In this clip
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