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An innovative new study is set to examine if changing our mealtimes to earlier or later in the day could reduce the risk of developing Type 2 diabetes.
Led by Dr Denise Robertson, Professor Jonathan Johnston and post graduate researcher Shantel Lynch from the University of Surrey, the study, outlined in the journal
Nutrition Bulletin, will investigate if changing the time we eat during the day could reduce risk factors such as obesity and cholesterol levels that are typically associated with the development of Type 2 diabetes. The team of researchers will also for the first time investigate, via a series of interviews with participants and their friends and family, the impact of such changes on home life, work/social commitments and whether co-habitants of those who make such modifications are influenced to alter their own meal timings/eating habits as a result.
Do you often delay your meals? It may be harmful for your body clock
Do you often delay your meals? It may be harmful for your body clock
Delaying Your Meal Time May Be Directly Proportional To Delaying Your One Of The Body Clocks Warn Researchers. Researchers Concluded The Findings From The Study To Find A Potential Way To Alleviate The Symptoms Of Jet Lag And Shift Work.
News Nation Bureau | Edited By : Navnidhi Chugh | Updated on: 02 Jun 2017, 07:00:20 PM
New Delhi:
Delaying your meal time may be directly proportional to delaying your one of the body clocks warn researchers. Researchers concluded the findings from the study to find a potential way to alleviate the symptoms of jet lag and shift work.
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