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Mind The Midnight Munchies: 5 Shocking Side-Effects Of Eating Late At Night
- Monday April 1, 2019
- NDTV Food Desk
Late-night snacking may be more insidious than just a poor eating habit. If you're a person who is a slave to midnight munchies, then you must know about these potentially harmful effects of your habit.
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Midnight Snacking Could Lead To Poor Sleep and Obesity: 5 Tips To Manage Obesity
- Monday June 4, 2018
- Food | NDTV Food Desk
According to the findings published in the study poor quality of sleep seemed to be a major predictor of junk food cravings, the habit was also associated with a greater likelihood of participants reporting obesity, diabetes and other health problems.
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Disturbed Sleeping Patterns Trigger Diabetes In Youngsters, How To Reset Your Body Clock
- Tuesday November 14, 2017
- DoctorNDTV
The department of Non-Communicable diseases states that disturbed sleeping patterns and unhealthy eating habits trigger diabetes in youngsters. This World Diabetes Day, learn how you can reset your body clock the healthy way.
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Mind The Midnight Munchies: 5 Shocking Side-Effects Of Eating Late At Night
- Monday April 1, 2019
- NDTV Food Desk
Late-night snacking may be more insidious than just a poor eating habit. If you're a person who is a slave to midnight munchies, then you must know about these potentially harmful effects of your habit.
- food.ndtv.com
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Midnight Snacking Could Lead To Poor Sleep and Obesity: 5 Tips To Manage Obesity
- Monday June 4, 2018
- Food | NDTV Food Desk
According to the findings published in the study poor quality of sleep seemed to be a major predictor of junk food cravings, the habit was also associated with a greater likelihood of participants reporting obesity, diabetes and other health problems.
- www.ndtv.com
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Disturbed Sleeping Patterns Trigger Diabetes In Youngsters, How To Reset Your Body Clock
- Tuesday November 14, 2017
- DoctorNDTV
The department of Non-Communicable diseases states that disturbed sleeping patterns and unhealthy eating habits trigger diabetes in youngsters. This World Diabetes Day, learn how you can reset your body clock the healthy way.
- doctor.ndtv.com