Metabolic Syndrome? Timing When You Eat Might Help

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An excessive intake of unhealthy foods is a primary contributing factor to metabolic syndrome. Calorie restriction mitigates this problem. However, success requires consistent adherence to a calorie deficit over a long period of time. If restricting calories has not worked for you, timing when you eat might help. That is according to a brand new, well-designed study. This video shares how time-restricted eating with or without calorie restriction improves metabolic markers and how you can do what the study participants did to get similar results for yourself.

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