Zoey Predict program has shown that it's not just what we eat, but also how we eat that matters. We should consume fewer meals throughout the day to give our bodies time to rest. Hangry may be a result of plummeting blood glucose levels. Your brain relies on glucose as a fuel source. If these levels fall fast, your brain may perceive danger.
Can you make it from lunch to dinner without a snack? Tradition tells us that three meals a day is the right way to eat, but times have changed, and many of us now choose to eat little and often. The debate continues as to which is better.
Today, we discuss new data that could settle this once and for all.
In this daily episode of ZOE Science & Nutrition, Jonathan is joined by Dr Sarah Berry to answer the question: should we eat little and often or 3 meals a day?
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