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Irregularity of meal pattern and metabolic health
Background The potential for an irregular, or chaotic, eating pattern which exhibits day to day variation has increased recently. Irregular eating may increase the risk of obesity and associated health consequences by possibly causing chrono-disruption because of the fluctuations in the timing of fo
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