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Does the digestive system work on the same internal clock that the body has?

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Does the digestive system work on the same internal clock that the body has?

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People should eat meals based on their wake / sleep cycle. If your husband works 3 to 11, then his dinner may be eaten after 11 P.M. assuming he stays up for another 4 hours. If he goes to bed shortly after arriving home at 11:30 P.M., then his 7 P.M. or noon meal should be his dinner. Your husband should eat two other meals before he goes to work, one after waking up and one before he goes to work. There is nothing magical about stopping eating before 7 P.M. because it’s the calories you eat minus the calories you expend in activities that determines your weight. That said people who eat after their evening meal can consume excess calories that leads to weight gain. If you eat after your evening meal, you should ask yourself whether you are truly hungry or just bored and sleepy. Late night eating is associated with higher calories, salt and sugar foods. People who suffer from gastric reflux disease (GERD) after laying down to sleep should sit or stand rather than lay down for 2 hours

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