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Is It Unhealthy To Eat Dinner Late At Night? Dietitians Weigh In

Is It Unhealthy To Eat Dinner Late At Night? Dietitians Weigh In

Eating dinner late isn’t always unhealthy, but it can affect your metabolism and digestion when done consistently. Late meals may also negatively affect sleep quality, especially if they contain heavy ingredients that are harder to digest before bed. Experts suggest eating dinner at least 3 hours before bedtime when possible, but occasional late meals aren’t harmful if balanced with overall …

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Experts Share Which Works Best

Experts Share Which Works Best

Getting high-quality sleep not only allows you to wake up and live each day to the best of your ability, but it may also add years to your life. A 2023 study found that people who were able to fall asleep and stay asleep and wake up feeling rested were 30% less likely to die for any reason, 21% less …

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Rotating Brain Waves Help the Mind Refocus After Distraction

Rotating Brain Waves Help the Mind Refocus After Distraction

Summary: Neuroscientists have discovered that when the brain is distracted, coordinated “rotating” waves of neural activity help it steer back to focus. Using electrical recordings in animals, the team found that neurons in the prefrontal cortex synchronize in circular patterns—like starlings in flight—to recover from cognitive interruptions. When this rotation completed a full circle, performance stayed sharp; when it fell …

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We Asked a Dietitian How Often You Should Eat Fish for Omega-3s

We Asked a Dietitian How Often You Should Eat Fish for Omega-3s

Fatty fish are a good source of omega-3 fatty acids, but that doesn’t mean you have to eat seafood every day. We asked Grace A. Derocha, MBA, RD, CDCES, a Detroit-based registered dietitian and spokesperson for the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics, how often you should really eat fish to get the omega-3s you need for your body. *This interview …

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Medics helped me beat cancer but they can’t help my crash menopause

Medics helped me beat cancer but they can’t help my crash menopause

Angie BrownEdinburgh and East reporter Kat Denisi Kat is now cancer-free but is now struggling with the symptoms of medically-induced menopause When Kat Denisi was diagnosed with breast cancer at 32 she was put into a medically-induced menopause to stop her hormones fuelling the tumour. The set designer also underwent radiotherapy, which left her with burns on her body and …

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