Circadian Rhythms & Diet: How Our Bodies Predict Meal Times

Our bodies have an internal “clock” that anticipates and prepares for food intake at regular times each day. This was demonstrated in a new scientific study that manipulated meal timing in participants. Key Facts: Participants were given either 2 large meals per day or 14 small meals evenly spaced through the waking period. In those …

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Genetic Predisposition to Loneliness: Is Your DNA to Blame?

Loneliness is a painful feeling that arises when there is a mismatch between one’s desired social connections and actual relationships. Chronic loneliness is increasingly prevalent in modern societies and strongly tied to poor mental and physical health outcomes, including higher risks of depression, cardiovascular disease, and mortality. New genetic research provides key insights into the …

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