Time-Restricted Eating
Research shows that consuming the same calories within a shorter eating window can lead to better glucose dynamics and improved insulin sensitivity. By limiting food intake to six to eight hours, the body has more time to process glucose, enhancing metabolic flexibility. Additionally, eating higher carbohydrate meals earlier in the day can further stabilize blood sugar levels, as insulin sensitivity tends to decline at night.In this clip
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