Adjusted eating patterns is not a cause for alarm - Deepstash

Adjusted eating patterns is not a cause for alarm

Adjusted eating patterns are more useful or satisfying in the conditions people are living in.

It is hard to see how life might be made more flexible after the pandemic. For now, eat when you feel like it. There is no reason to eat when you're not hungry or to force yourself to cook when you're tired and would be happy with a lighter meal.

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