One Meal Dilemma
Consuming all daily calories in one meal may not ruin metabolism, but it poses challenges for muscle building and digestion. Eating such a large volume of whole foods is impractical, and this approach could foster unhealthy eating habits. Long-term behaviors and realistic eating patterns should be prioritized for sustainable progress.In this clip
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