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Koska näyttö ei ole vakuuttava. Ja on mahdollista, että joillekin toimii X ja toisille Y.Miksi et usko? Tuliko vain sellainen kutina? Mä kyllä uskon ihan omaan kokemukseen vedoten.
Lainaan Examine-sivustoa, joka artikkelin lopussa palaa vielä äsken mainitsemaani vuorokausirytmiin, ja sen mahdollisiin vaikutuksiin.
Out of this group of studies, one found superior weight loss in night-time eaters, two found superior weight loss in early-day eaters, and two others either found no difference or had mixed results.
Does eating at night make it more likely to gain weight? | Examine.comWhile the scales are tipped slightly in favor of daytime eating (in terms of the number of studies that found superior benefits), it's pretty hard to reach any definite conclusions about which style of eating is better for maintaining or losing weight. The various studies on meal timing (which extend beyond what we covered here) are extremely heterogeneous in who they studied, what diets were used, and a ton of other factors.
What we can say is this: Eating at night isn’t a factor that will inherently break your diet or compromise attempts to lose weight. On the other hand, if you already know that your mind in a tired state will drift toward raiding the ice cream or snack stash, it might be worth trying a restricted eating period, such as 12 p.m. to 8 p.m., or even a wider one like 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
It’s also important to consider meal timing in combination with other factors, such as circadian rhythms. Eating late at night is linked to disrupted circadian rhythms[6] for some people, and appetite-related hormones also show daily fluctuations.[7]