How eating early dinner can reduce your fat, and sugar level.
Eating an Early Dinner Can Help You Burn Fat, Lower Your Blood Sugar Eating dinner late is associated with higher blood sugar levels. Getty Images A recent study finds that eating a late dinner can cause weight gain and high blood sugar levels regardless of calories. Eating dinner at 10 p.m. instead of 6 p.m. may affect your blood glucose and the ability to burn fat. The study found that late eaters had peak blood sugar levels almost 20 percent higher and fat burning reduced by 10 percent, compared with those who ate dinner earlier. Conventional wisdom is that a calorie is a calorie, no matter when you eat it, and that weight gain is caused by eating more calories than you use. Nutritionists call this the calories in, calories out theory of weight control. But it might not be as simple as that. New research discovers that what time you eat may play a significant role in gaining weight. Eating late associated with weight gain According to a study published today in the Endocr
