Meal Timing May Affect Heart Health, With Greater Risk Seen in Men, Study Finds
A study linked disrupted eating schedules, particularly on weekends, to certain heart conditions, raising questions about the biological clock's role, according to Deutsche Welle Arabic.
A study found a link between disrupted meal timing, particularly shifts seen on weekends, and certain heart conditions, with the risk appearing greater among men, Deutsche Welle's Arabic service reported, examining the possible role of the body's biological clock.
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- مواعيد وجباتك قد تؤثر على قلبك.. والخطر أكبر لدى الرجال! — Deutsche Welle — Arabic
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