Study Links Irregular Meal Times to Heart Disease Risk, Particularly in Men
Disruptions to weekend eating schedules may be tied to certain cardiovascular conditions, according to a study reported by Deutsche Welle Arabic.
A study cited by Deutsche Welle's Arabic service found a link between irregular meal timing, such as changes to eating schedules on weekends, and certain heart conditions, with the risk appearing greater among men.
Researchers pointed to a possible connection with the body's biological clock, according to the report.
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- مواعيد وجباتك قد تؤثر في قلبك.. والخطر أكبر لدى الرجال! — Deutsche Welle — Arabic
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