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Energized with Dr. Mariza

290: 5 Surprising Side Effects of Late-Night Eating

Energized with Dr. Mariza

Dr. Mariza Snyder

Medicine, Health & Fitness, Alternative Health

4.8974 Ratings

🗓️ 30 July 2021

⏱️ 31 minutes

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Summary

Think that quick late-night stop at the fridge is harmless and innocent? Think again! This simple habit could be driving stubborn weight, upsetting your sleep, and causing lots of other longer-term damage to your health. Tune in today to hear: Benefits of stretching that time between dinner and breakfast as long as you can Why eating even healthy foods late at night is bad for you How your eating schedule even relates to your risk of cancer and other diseases 5 surprising effects late-night eating has on your overall health and how to stop the habit in its tracks Simple ways to stabilize blood sugar levels all day long And more! Mentioned in this episode: Hormone-Balancing Recipe Guide Related Resources: How to Say Goodbye to Unwanted Sugar Cravings Essentially You episode #284: What a Continuous Glucose Monitor Taught Me About My Metabolic Health Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0

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0:30.8

welcome back to the Essentially You podcast. I am your host Dr. Marissa Snyder and I'm

0:38.9

ready to help you rock your hormones and feel great in your body so that you can reclaim more energy, vitality, and joy and

0:46.6

become the CEO of your health.

0:49.6

Let's jump on in.

0:52.0

So around 10-15 last night I had almost fallen asleep, which I was really excited about because the struggle is real right now with sleep deprivation.

1:03.4

You know, because I have this baby and all that jazz.

1:07.0

So when I was jolted awake by the sound of the refrigerator being open, I was like, what is going

1:12.0

on? You know that annoying noise that your refrigerator

1:15.0

makes after it's been open for way too long? So as I closed my eyes the noise

1:19.6

went off again for the second time and I thought to myself I am going to get up if it goes off for the third time which I believe is a record for the refrigerator being opened that long and sure enough, several seconds later, the refrigerator dings again.

1:36.0

So now I am up out of bed because the baby's room is closer to the kitchen and I did not want Kingston to wake up.

1:42.0

Given that the annoying loud

1:44.4

refrigerator noise woke me up further down the hall and sure enough when I get to the

1:49.5

kitchen it's my husband Alex trying to make a late night dessert treat with basically no ingredients because we don't have any dessert or treat items inside of the house and when he ended up making as a treat was almond butter

2:06.4

biddered unsweetened dairy-free chocolate chips and a little bit of monk fruit. Not really my idea of dessert. So I asked him early the next day how it was and he just made this kind of face that his late night snack wasn't really worth making.

2:18.0

But he felt like he had deserved something because he had such a long day earlier that day.

2:24.9

Now how often does reward eating or emotional eating or even boredom eating happen to you at night?

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