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Nowadays, most of people skip breakfast but we should take it between 7-8am, lunch 12-2pm and dinner 6-8pm..

 

Should? Says who?

 

What evidence is there that 'most people' skip breakfast?

What is special about 7-8 am that we should eat breakfast then.

 

Ditto lunch and dinner times. I've been eating dinner after 8 pm for all my life, as do many people. Look when restaurants are busy.

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Should? Says who?

 

What evidence is there that 'most people' skip breakfast?

What is special about 7-8 am that we should eat breakfast then.

 

Ditto lunch and dinner times. I've been eating dinner after 8 pm for all my life, as do many people. Look when restaurants are busy.

 

No one said.. I meant 'most of the people' based on my friends, relatives, etc.,

 

we should talk bf 7-8 - we should have something to our stomach which means our stomach empty at the last 5-6 hour from the dinner (light food), why means we are having dinner earlier between 6-8. Dinner should be earlier or 2-3 hours before sleeping...

 

I hope this would be helpful to all: http://goo.gl/0XYJGC

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No one said.. I meant 'most of the people' based on my friends, relatives, etc.,

 

we should talk bf 7-8 - we should have something to our stomach which means our stomach empty at the last 5-6 hour from the dinner (light food), why means we are having dinner earlier between 6-8. Dinner should be earlier or 2-3 hours before sleeping...

 

I hope this would be helpful to all: http://goo.gl/0XYJGC

 

You keep saying should be. Why? If it should be, then someone must have said so, even if it is just you.

 

If I eat at 8 pm, I still have more than 3 hours before sleeping. 

 

What if I don't get up until 8am, as I did this morning?

 

What do I do when I work nights? 

 

Your link is about weight loss. That is not what we are discussing. I'd also like to see some evidence for the claims it makes.

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...your dancing child with his Chinese suit.

 

"No amount of evidence will ever persuade an idiot"
Mark Twain
 

The Kitchen Scale Manifesto

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You have to decide your eating time on your night shifts.... :rolleyes:

 

Sleeping time is more important like eating... late night sleeping will affect health. I am helpless for whom going night shifts... :cool:

 

I haven't worked nights for over 40 years. Just making a point. There is no should. People can eat whenever they want provided they are reasonably healthy and in accordance with their lifestyle.

 

Whatever, I'm certainly not taking my medical advice from the Reader's Digest. Interestingly all four "dietitians" quoted seem to have defunct or dysfunctional websites. Business must be booming.

Edited by liuzhou (log)

...your dancing child with his Chinese suit.

 

"No amount of evidence will ever persuade an idiot"
Mark Twain
 

The Kitchen Scale Manifesto

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