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The frequency and timing of meals can influence weight management, with studies suggesting that consistent meal timing may aid in obesity prevention. Some research shows that eating smaller, more frequent meals may help regulate blood sugar levels and reduce hunger, potentially aiding weight control. Alternatively, intermittent fasting, where eating is restricted to specific hours, has shown promise in reducing body fat and improving metabolic health. Regardless of approach, focusing on balanced meals rich in fiber, lean protein, and healthy fats is key. Adopting a meal pattern that suits individual lifestyles and promotes satiety can support sustainable weight management in obesity.
