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Don't eat to early in the day

Don't eat to early in the day

Eating too early in the morning should be avoided. It doesn't give you sufficient time to fast. Eating too soon after waking up also works against your circadian rhythm, which dictates how the body will process food throughout the day.

Melatonin in the night helps us sleep, but it also pauses the creation of insulin, which stores glucose in the body. So if you eat when your melatonin is high, you get very high glucose levels. Over long periods, high glucose levels can increase the risk of developing type 2 diabetes.

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