Eat earlier to keep your heart healthier


By AGENCY
The timing of meals, not what you eat, may have an impact on cardiovascular health. — AFP

The time at which you eat your first and last meals of the day may be far more important than you think, according to new research coming out of Europe.

And the conclusions don’t seem to be good news for either late risers or night owls, since eating breakfast and dinner early could significantly reduce cardiovascular risk.

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