Meal Timing

William Martin

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Beschreibung

Meal Timing explores the profound impact of when we eat on our health, moving beyond the conventional focus on just what we eat. It delves into the science of circadian rhythms and their influence on metabolic processes, energy levels, and overall well-being. The book highlights intriguing facts, such as how strategically aligning eating patterns with our body's natural clock can significantly enhance metabolic health and potentially mitigate the risk of chronic diseases. By challenging the prevailing calorie-centric view of nutrition, it underscores the underappreciated power of timing in optimizing physiological function.

 
The book begins by introducing fundamental concepts like circadian rhythms and hormonal responses to food intake. It then systematically explores the impact of meal frequency and timing on various aspects of health, including weight management and glucose control.

 
The latter part of Meal Timing synthesizes research to provide a practical framework for implementing effective meal timing strategies, culminating in a discussion of personalized approaches that recognize individual needs and preferences.

Verfügbar seit: 15.03.2025.

Drucklänge: 92 Seiten.

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