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eating late


Question Posted Thursday July 20 2006, 10:30 pm

is it true that eating past 7pm can cause you to gain weight?

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Alexandkendra answered Friday July 28 2006, 1:08 am:
Well, its impossible.
The truth is, eating after 7pm is just a myth.
Calories are calories no matter when you eat them!
But make sure you eat enough in the day time , like a healthy breakfast and keep yourself satisfied because starving yourself will just ruin your metabolism .
Hope Ive helped!

-kendra.

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kevin1986 answered Friday July 21 2006, 11:41 pm:
Eating anytime can cause weight gain. It's about what you eat.

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adrifacee answered Friday July 21 2006, 9:08 pm:
if you dont eat normally, like snacks, and 3 meals a day, it causes you to gain weight. and if you eat later in the day around 6-11 it causes you to gain weight because your body isnt digesting the food because your going to sleep and not moving around and such.

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pootietang answered Thursday July 20 2006, 11:47 pm:
I heard that eating past 6 pm causes you to gain weight. So does skipping breakfast and eating lunch/dinner.

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orphans answered Thursday July 20 2006, 10:58 pm:
it depends. some people eat earlier so that then they can burn the calories they ate by walking around, instead of just lying in bed, sleeping (thats where you 'gain weight')

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LiDdLeJeSsiCa9 answered Thursday July 20 2006, 10:45 pm:
Not neccessarily 7 pm... but nutritionists say not to eat 2 hours before bedtime because if you eat right before you go to bed, your body is not moving enough to work off that food you just ate.

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hannahd answered Thursday July 20 2006, 10:44 pm:
Technically, the hour of the day/night doesn't matter. You aren't supposed to eat a couple hours before you go to bed because during that time your heart rate & metabolism slow down. If you eat small & healthy foods, it won't affect your weight that much. The only time you should be worried is when you're eating junk food (or large portions) late.. night after night.

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