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I am really excited and pleased this question has come up because your body is a complex mechanism. Its not just what you eat that is important but also when you eat as your body clock, metabolism and digestion must all work together. For decades we have all been told that weight gain and dietary linked diseases have all been at the hands of what we ate and the imbalance in calories consumed verses calories burnt. What scientists are finding now is that the timing of when we eat is also an important influence on health. Its not just what you eat but when you eat that matters.
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I am really excited and pleased this question has come up because your body is a complex mechanism. Its not just what you eat that is important but also when you eat as your body clock, metabolism and digestion must all work together. For decades we have all been told that weight gain and dietary linked diseases have all been at the hands of what we ate and the imbalance in calories consumed verses calories burnt. What scientists are finding now is that the timing of when we eat is also an important influence on health. Its not just what you eat but when you eat that matters.
March's Offer:
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